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Surnames, their origin and their meaning

Many surnames are associated with the place/locality of where the family lived and in those cases the location is noted as the meaning.
Many surnames are associated with the occupation of the person given the name.

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Surname		Origin	Meaning
Abberle		English	Abberley Worcester
Ackerley		English	aker, a division of land + ley, a lea or field
Acreman		English	acer, a field + man
Acres		English	acer - a field
Addenbrooke		English	Dweller at the brook
Adderley		English	the common-field land
Adlington		English	adling, prince; tun, manor
Adshead		English	Headland
Agate		English	at the Gate
Akam		English	Oak Tree Enclosure or Dwelling
Aked		English	Oak-Head land
Akehurst		English	OakWood
Albury		English	old Borough
Alcott		English	Old Cottage
Aldcroft		English	Old Croft, a small field
Alderman		English	Duke, magistrate, chief
Alderslade		English	alder tree valley
Aldersmith		English	older smith
Alderton		English	aldertree farm
Aldham		English	old enclosure or dwelling
Aldwin		English	Old friend
Aldworth		English	old estate or farm
Alger		English	Old Spear
Allingham		English	Aille or Aella family ham = home, extate
Allwood		English	old wood
Allworthy		English	old estate or farm
Almond		English	Temple-protection
Alp		English	bullfinch
Alsford		English	Alder-Tree Ford
Althorp		English	old village
Alton		English	Old Farm, Manor, or Village
Amoore		English	at the moor
Anscombe		English	Anne's hollow or valley
Applegate		English	Apple Tree gate
Apps		English	the aspen tree or the fir tree
Apsey		English	Aspen Island
Arderne		English	Cheshire place-name
Ardley		English	Arda's Lea or home
Arkwright		English	Chest-Maker
Armes		English	Poor, wretched
Armfield		English	Poor Field
Armitstead		English	Hermit's Place
Arrowsmith		English	Arrow maker
Arundale		English	Eagle-dale
Ashburner		English	Charcoal maker
Ashbury		English	ashtree hill
Ashcroft		English	East Croft a small field
Asher		English	ashtree spear
Ashwin		English	Spear friend
Axton		English	Stone, monument, or castle
Ayton		English	The River Farm or Village
Babington		English	The esate of the Baba / Babba family
Backe		English	brook
Backer		English	Baker
Backhouse		English	Bake house
Backster		English	Female baker
Bagshawe		English	Back Wood
Bakewell		English	Badeca's spring or well
Balderston		English	B(e)aldhere's or Bealdor's Manor or Farmstead
Baldock		English	Bald Oak
Balshaw		English	Bald(a)'s Wood, a thicket, wood
Bamber		English	bean grove
Bambery		English	beam, a tree + bearh, a hill
Bamborough		English	beam, a tree + bearh, a hill
Bambridge		English	a tree, beam
Bambrough		English	beam, a tree + bearh, a hill
Bamburgh		English	beam, a tree + bearh, a hill
Bambury		English	beam, a tree + bearh, a hill
Bamfield		English	Tree-Field
Bamford		English	tree ford
Bampton		English	The tree (or log) dwelling or farmstead
Banton		English	bean-enclosure
Banyard		English	bean-enclosure
Barfield		English	barleyfield
Barfoot		English	Barefoot
Barnwell		English	Bearne, a wood, and veld, a field
Blaisdale		English	Blase, sprouting forth, luxuriant; and dale, a valley
Bliss		English	very happy name
Bourne		English	a small river or spring-well
Burnham		English	Bourn or Burn, signifies a river, and ham, a village or town
Cadbury		English	burh, a fortified place
Caddow		English	Jack-daw
Cadman		English	Anglican personal name Cadmon, Cedmon
Cakebread		English	a maker of rolls
Calcott		English	Calcutt
Calcraft		English	Cold Croft
Calcutt		English	Calcott
Caldecott		English	Cold Cot cottage
Caldecourt		English	Cold Cot cottage
Caldecutt		English	Cold Cot cottage
Calderbank		English	Calduor, and Welsh, the water that incloses or shuts in. This is an English topographic name for someone who lived on the bank of one of the rivers Calder, which are in Cumbria, Lancashire and West Yorkshire. The river got its name ultimately from the Welsh 'caled', harsh or violent, and 'dwfr' stream. The element of 'bank' in the surname is from Middle English 'banke', from the Old Norse 'bakke'.
Calf		English	a nickname
Calfe		English	a nickname
Callcott		English	Calcott
Callcut		English	Calcott
Callingham		English	Estate of the Calla Family
Callow		English	Bald
Calloway		English	Calwig wig, war, battle
Calman		English	bald
Calthorp		English	Calla's Estate or Village
Calthorpe		English	Calla's Estate or Village
Calthrop		English	Calla's Estate or Village
Calveley		English	Calf-Lea
Calver		English	Calf-Herd
Dalling		English	Dale-Meadow
Dallow		English	Dela's Hill
Dalloway		English	Dale-way
Dallyng		English	Dale-Meadow
Dalman		English	Dale-Man
Dalston		English	Daegel's Estate
Dams		English	Embankments
Dandridge		English	Tandridge
Dangar		English	Dene, Dane + gar, a spear
Danker		English	Dene, Dane + gar, a spear
Dark		English	Swarthy
Darke		English	Swarthy
Darker		English	darker of two brothers
Darley		English	Deer-Lea
Darlington		English	Deoreing's Farm or Manor
Darnall		English	Hidden or Secret Nook or Corner
Darnell		English	Hidden or Secret Nook or Corner
Darnley		English	Derna's Lea
Darrington		English	Dorrington
Darton		English	Deer-Park
Darwood		English	Deer-Wood
Dash		English	Badger
Dashwood		English	Badger-Wood
Dawbarn		English	Daw's Bairn or Child
Dawbin		English	Daw's Bairn or Child
Dawborn		English	Daw's Bairn or Child
Dawkin		English	Little Daw
Daymond		English	daeg, day + mund, hand, protection
Daymont		English	daeg, day + mund, hand, protection
Deale		English	dael, a portion, division
Dean		English	Hollow or Valley
Deane		English	Hollow or Valley
Dear		English	Beloved
Deare		English	Beloved
Dearing		English	Deora's Son
Dearlove		English	deore, dear + lufu, love
Dearn		English	dearne, dierne, hidden, secret, dark
Dearne		English	Dearne
Dearsley		English	Dear's Lea
Deary		English	Little Dear
Deed		English	daed, deed, exploit
Deem		English	dema, demere, a judge
Deeme		English	dema, demere, a judge
Deemer		English	dema, demere, a judge
Deen		English	Hollow or Valley
Deens		English	Hollow or Valley
Deer		English	deor, a wild animal, deer
Deere		English	deor, a wild animal, deer
Deerhurst		English	Deer-Wood
Deering		English	Deora's Son
Deighton		English	Dighton = the Dike Enclosure ot Farm
Delf		English	Delf, Trench, or Hollow
Dellow		English	Dela's Hill
Delve		English	Delf, Trench, or Hollow
Delves		English	Delf, Trench, or Hollow
Demer		English	dema, demere, a judge
Dench		English	Danish
Dene		English	Hollow or Valley
Denford		English	Deneford = the Valley-Ford
Denham		English	the Valley Enclosure or Dwelling
Denington		English	the Estate of the Den/Dene Family
Denley		English	the Valley Enclosure or Dwelling + leah, a lea
Denn		English	denu, a cave
Denne		English	denu, a cave
Dennington		English	the Estate of the Den/Dene Family
Densem		English	Dene's Estate
Densham		English	Dene's Estate
Densumbe		English	Dene's Estate
Denver		English	denu, a valley + over, ofer, an edge, bank
Denvir		English	denu, a valley + over, ofer, an edge, bank
Depledge		English	deop, deep; -ledge is for lache, lake
Derham		English	Deer-Enclosure
Desborough		English	Daeg's Stronghold
Deverall		English	Deverel = the Slope or Nook of the River Dever
Deverell		English	Deverel = the Slope or Nook of the River Dever
Deverill		English	Deverel = the Slope or Nook of the River Dever
Devonish		English	Devonian
Dibden		English	Deep Dean or Valley
Dibley		English	Deep Lea
Dicker		English	Dike or Ditch Maker
Didcott		English	Dydda's or Dudda's Cottage or Enclosure
Didsbury		English	Diddesbiri, Didysbyri, Dyddesbyry, Dydesbyri = Dyd's/Dydd's Stronghold
Dighton		English	Dike Enclosure ot Farm
Moe		English	Large, tall, great
Paddock		English	A meadow, croft or field
Calverd		English	Calf-Herd
Calverley		English	Calf-Lea
Calvert		English	Calf-Herd
Cambden		English	camp, a battle, war and denu, a valley
Cambridge		English	Grantabrycg = the Bridge Over the Granta
Camden		English	camp, a battle, war and denu, a valley
Canham		English	Cana's Home
Cannington		English	the Estate of the Cana Family
Cantlay		English	Cantley = Canta's Lea
Cantley		English	Cantley = Canta's Lea
Cantlie		English	Cantley = Canta's Lea
Canton		English	Cana's Estate
Capstick		English	Cap on a Stick
Carefull		English	Sorrowful, Anxious
Careless		English	Cheerful, Marry
Carrington		English	the Estate of the Car Family
Carsley		English	Car's Lea
Carswell		English	caerse, cress + wiell / wiella, a spring
Cartledge		English	Cart-Lake
Cartlidge		English	Cart-Lake
Cartwright		English	Cart-Maker
Carver		English	Sculptor, Wood-Carver
Cashman		English	Cashier
Caston		English	Cate's Estate
Catherall		English	Cathere's Hall
Cathrall		English	Cathere's Hall
Catt		English	Cat
Catterall		English	Cathere's Hall
Cattley		English	Catta's Lea
Catto		English	Cat-Hill
Catton		English	Catta's Estate
Cattrall		English	Cathere's Hall
Cattrell		English	Cathere's Hall
Cattroll		English	Cathere's Hall
Cauldfield		English	Cold or Bleak Field
Cauldwell		English	cold spring
Caulfield		English	Cabbage-Field
Causton		English	Ceawe's Estate
Cavendish		English	Caves-Hollow
Cavill		English	Cave-Hill
Cawse		English	Cawe's Son
Cawson		English	Cawe's Son
Cawston		English	Ceawe's Estate
Cawthorn		English	Hawthorn
Cawthorne		English	Hawthorn
Cawthron		English	Hawthorn
Chadband		English	Cat-Brook
Chadburn		English	Cat-Brook
Chaderton		English	Cathir's Estate
Chadwell		English	St. Chad's Well
Chadwyck		English	Chadwick, Chadwych = Chad's Place
Chaffer		English	chaffare, a bargaining; chaffaren, to deal, bargain
Chaffers		English	Chaffer's Son
Chalke		English	cealc, chalk
Chalkley		English	Chalky Lea
Challenger		English	chalengen, to accuse, charge, claim
Chard		English	Cerdic, the West-Saxon king
Charlesworth		English	Churl's Place or Farm
Charleton		English	Churls' Place or Farm
Charley		English	Churls' Lea
Charlton		English	Churls' Place or Farm
Charnley		English	a meadow in which churning was done
Charrington		English	Carrington, for Cherrington
Chart		English	Cert, an Old Kentish word for a Wood
Chatfeild		English	catt, a wild cat
Chatfield		English	catt, a wild cat
Chattaway		English	Chad and wig, battle, war
Chatteris		English	Chateriz
Chatwin		English	Chad, and wine
Checkley		English	Cecca's Lea
Chedzey		English	Cedd's Island
Chedzoy		English	Cedd's Island
Cheek		English	prominent jaw
Cheeseright		English	Cheese-Maker
Cheesewright		English	Cheese-Maker
Cheesman		English	Cheese-Maker
Cheeswright		English	Cheese-Maker
Cheetham		English	Ceatta's Home or Estate
Dillnutt		English	Dilno Dill, and ne, boldness
Dillworth		English	Dila's Estate or Farm
Dilnott		English	Dilno Dill, and ne, boldness
Dilnutt		English	Dilno Dill, and ne, boldness
Dilworth		English	Dila's Estate or Farm
Dimsdale		English	Dynn's/Dynne's or Dunn's/Dunne's Dale
Dinaley		English	Dynna's Lea
Dineley		English	Dynna's Lea
Dingle		English	Hollow or Dell
Dingley		English	dinge, fallow land + leah, a lea
Dinham		English	dun (dyne), a hill, ham/hamm, a piece of land
Dinley		English	Dynna's Lea
Dinn		English	Dunn/Dunne = Dark Brown
Dinsdale		English	Dynn's/Dynne's or Dunn's/Dunne's Dale
Diplock		English	Deep Lake
Disher		English	Dish Maker
Disley		English	Disley Cherhire
Diss		English	Dish-Shaped Hollow
Ditton		English	Dictun the Dike or Ditch Farm or Estate
Docker		English	doke/docke, duce, a duck + ora, a bank, shore
Dodding		English	Doda's/Dodda's Son
Doddington		English	Estate Of The Doda/Dodda Family
Doddridge		English	Doda's/Dodda's Ridge
Dodimead		English	Dod's/Doda's Mead or Meadow
Dodington		English	Estate Of The Doda/Dodda Family
Dodridge		English	Doda's/Dodda's Ridge
Dodsworth		English	Dod's/Doda's Estate or Farmstead
Dodwell		English	Dod's/Doda's Well or Spring
Doe		English	Doe
Dogg		English	Dog
Dolling		English	Dola's Son
Dolton		English	Dola's Estate
Donisthorpe		English	Donning's or Dunning's Estate
Donkin		English	Duncan
Donking		English	Duncan
Doo		English	Black Complexion or Hair
Doolittle		English	Idler
Dore		English	Gate or Pass
Dorking		English	Settlement of the Deorc Family
Dorman		English	Doorkeper, Gatekeeper
Dormon		English	Doorkeper, Gatekeeper
Dorney		English	Thorn-Tree Island or Riparian Land
Dornford		English	Thorn-Tree Ford
Dorning		English	Thorn-Tree Meadow
Dorrington		English	Estate of the Deor/Deora Family
Dorton		English	Gate or Pass
Dorward		English	Doorkepper, Gatekeeper
Doswell		English	Doe's Spring
Dott		English	little person
Doughty		English	Brave, Strong
Dove		English	dufe
Dowd		English	Dark or Black Complexion or Hair
Dowdall		English	Dowdale, dow, a dove, dael, a valley
Dowdell		English	Dowdale, dow, a dove, dael, a valley
Dowdeswell		English	Dud's/Dudd's Well, wella/wiella, a spring
Dowding		English	Dud's/Duda's or Dudd's/Dudda's
Dowler		English	Dowl or Dole, i.e. the Allotment, or the Boundary-Mark
Dowman		English	Dow + man
Downer		English	Down
Downham		English	dun, a hill + ham/hamm, an enclosure, dwelling
Downing		English	Dun's/Duna's or Dunn's/Dunna's Son
Downman		English	Down + man
Downs		English	a tract of poor, sandy, hilly land, used only for pasturing sheep
Downton		English	Downton = the Hill Farm or Estate
Doxey		English	Dokesey = Docce's Island or Riverside Land
Doxsey		English	Dokesey = Docce's Island or Riverside Land
Drabble		English	to besmear with mud
Drain		English	drehnian, to drain
Dranfield		English	Drain-Field
Dransfield		English	Drain-Field
Dray		English	Drag, Slow, Tedious
Draycott		English	Dry-Built Cottage
Drayton		English	Dry-Built Farmstead
Dredge		English	mixed corn
Drinkall		English	Dring's or Dreng's Slope or Corner
Drinkwater		English	Teetotaller
Dry		English	Crafty, Cunning
Drye		English	Crafty, Cunning
Dubber		English	dubbere, from dubben, to dress, arm for battle
Duck		English	Duke
Ducker		English	Duck
Duckerell		English	Little Duck
Duckham		English	Duck-Land
Duckrell		English	Little Duck
Duckworth		English	Docca's Estate
Dudfield		English	Duda's/Dudda's Field
Dudman		English	duds, clothes
Duffell		English	Duffield Dove-Field
Duffield		English	Dove-Field
Duffill		English	Duffield Dove-Field
Duffus		English	Dove-House dufe + hus
Dugdale		English	Duck-Dale
Dugdill		English	Duck-Dale
Dugmore		English	Duck-Moor
Schell		English	A spring
Schellden		English	schell, a spring, and dene, a valley
Cherrington		English	Cherinton = the Estate of the Cerr/Cerra Family
Chesworth		English	Cissa's Estate
Chetwode		English	cete, a cottage, wudu, a wood
Chetwood		English	cete, a cottage, wudu, a wood
Chetwynd		English	cete, a cottage + wind, a winding way
Chew		English	ceowan, to chew, eat
Chick		English	pet names from the Chick/Chicken
Chicken		English	pet names from the Chick/Chicken
Chickin		English	pet names from the Chick/Chicken
Chidlow		English	Cydda's Tumulus
Chilcot		English	Caldecott, cyle, ciele, chill, cold
Chilcott		English	Caldecott, cyle, ciele, chill, cold
Child		English	childe, young knight, Young Man
Childe		English	child, young knight, Young Man
Childer		English	Cilred or Ceolred, ceol, a ship; roed, counse
Chilver		English	cilfor or cealfor -lamb, ewe-lamb
Chine		English	Cleft or small Ravine
Ching		English	King
Chinn		English	Cleft or small Ravine
Chinnick		English	Cleft or small Ravine
Chinnock		English	Cleft or small Ravine
Chipchase		English	Hunting Ground or Wood near the Market
Chipp		English	ciepa, a merchant, trader
Chippendale		English	the Dale of the Chipping or Market-Place
Chipper		English	Merchant, Trader
Chipperfield		English	Chipperfield
Chippindale		English	the Dale of the Chipping or Market-Place
Chisholm		English	cisel, gravel + holm, a river-island, low riparian land
Chisholme		English	cisel, gravel + holm, a river-island, low riparian land
Chisnall		English	Cissan, genitive of Cissa + heall, hall
Chisnell		English	Cissan, genitive of Cissa + heall, hall
Chiswell		English	cisel, gravel + wella/wiella, a well, spring
Chit		English	chit, baby, pert child, whelp, kitten
Chitt		English	chit, baby, pert child, whelp, kitten
Chittock		English	Little Chit/Chitt
Chitty		English	Little Chit/Chitt
Choice		English	choix, chois
Cholmeley		English	Ceolmund's Lea
Chorley		English	Churls' Lea
Chorlton		English	Churls' Place
Chuck		English	Chick
Chudleigh		English	Cydda's Leah
Churchey		English	Church Hey (Hay) or Enclosure
Churchill		English	Church-Hill
Churchward		English	Churchwarden
Clampit		English	Clavey Pit, or Clay-Pit
Clampitt		English	Clavey Pit, or Clay-Pit
Clapham		English	Clapa's/Clappa's or Clopps's Estate
Clapton		English	Calpa'a/Clappa's Estate
Clatworthy		English	Cloteworthy = Clota's/Clotta's Estate or Farm
Claughton		English	the Clay-Dwelling, or the Farmstead at the Clay-Bog
Claxton		English	Clac's/Clacc's Estate
Clayden		English	Clay-Hollow
Claydon		English	Clay-Hill
Claye		English	Clavey Place
Claypole		English	Clay-Pool
Cleator		English	cleat, an object for fastening ropes + ora, a bank, shore
Cleave		English	Cliff or Rock
Cleaver		English	cleave or cliff
Cleeve		English	Cliff or Rock
Cleve		English	Cliff or Rock
Cleveley		English	Cliff-Lea
Clevely		English	Cliff-Lea
Cleverley		English	Clover-Field
Clewer		English	Clay Bank or Shore
Clewley		English	Clew or Clough Lea
Clibborn		English	Cliff burn or brook
Cliffe		English	Steep Rock
Clinker		English	Tinker or a Smith
Clive		English	clive, clyve, cliff
Cloudesley		English	Clud's Lea
Cloudsley		English	Clud's Lea
Clover		English	Clougher
Clow		English	Hollow or Ravine
Clowe		English	Hollow or Ravine
Cluer		English	Clewer, Clay Bank or Shore
Clutten		English	Clew or Clough Farmstead
Clutton		English	Clew or Clough Farmstead
Coate		English	Cottage
Coats		English	Cottages
Cobbam		English	Cobba's Home or Estate
Cobbold		English	Cuthbald/Cuthbeald = Famous-Bold
Cobden		English	Cop Valley or Dell
Cobham		English	Cobba's Home or Estate
Coble		English	Cuthbald/Cuthbeald = Famous-Bold
Cobley		English	Cobba's Lea
Cock		English	a nickname, or sign-name
Cocke		English	Cock
Cocker		English	Boatman
Cockeram		English	Cockerham
Cockerham		English	Enclosure on the R. Cocker
Cockerton		English	Farmstead or Enclosure on the R. Cocker
Cockhead		English	a headland frequented by gamebirds
Cockhill		English	a hill frequented by game-birds
Cocking		English	the Settlement of the Coc/Cocc Family
Cockle		English	a hill frequented by game-birds
Cockram		English	Enclosure on the R. Cocker
Cocksedge		English	Cock's Edge., the hill-side or ridge frequented by game-birds
Cockshaw		English	Cock's Wood, a wood where woodcock were plentiful
Cockshoot		English	Woodcock Net-Trap
Cockshot		English	Woodcock Net-Trap
Cockshott		English	Woodcock Net-Trap
Cockshutt		English	Woodcock Net-Trap
Codd		English	Cod, Coda, Codda, a bag
Coddington		English	Estate of the Cod/Coda Family
Codner		English	Coda's River - Bank
Codnor		English	Coda's River - Bank
Cogshall		English	Cogg's or Cocc's Hall
Colbourn		English	Cold Brook
Colbourne		English	Cold Brook
Colbrook		English	Cold Brook
Coldicott		English	Cold Cot cottage
Coldrey		English	cald/ceald, cold + rio, a stream
Colebourn		English	Colbourn/Colbourne Cold Brook
Colebourne		English	Colbourn/Colbourne Cold Brook
Colebrook		English	Colbrook Cold Brook
Coleburn		English	Colbourn/Colbourne Cold Brook
Colegrave		English	col coal black + graf, grove
Coleridge		English	Cold Ridge
Coley		English	Little Cole
Colfox		English	Black Fox
Colgrove		English	Colegrave col coal black + graf, grove
Collcutt		English	Caldecott Cold Cot cottage
Collie		English	Coley Little Cole
Dullage		English	Dulwich Dyla's Meadowland
Dulwich		English	Dyla's Meadowland
Dumbelton		English	Dumel's Estate
Dumbleton		English	Dumel's Estate
Duncalf		English	dunn, brown + calf/cealf, a calf
Duncalfe		English	dunn, brown + calf/cealf, a calf
Dunch		English	Deaf, Dull
Dunckley		English	Duninc's/Dunninc's or Duning's/Dunning's Lea
Duncombie		English	dun/dunn, dark brown + cumb cwm, a valley
Duncum		English	dun/dunn, dark brown + cumb cwm, a valley
Dunford		English	Ford by the Hill
Dungate		English	Hill Gate or Opening
Dungray		English	Dun-Grey Complexion
Dunhill		English	Dun-Grey Complexion
Dunkerley		English	Duninc's/Dunninc's or Duning's/Dunning's Lea
Dunkley		English	Duninc's/Dunninc's or Duning's/Dunning's Lea
Dunley		English	dun, a hill + leah
Dunman		English	Dun or Dunn + man
Dunmo		English	dun, a hill, mawan, to mow, and = meadow
Dunnington		English	Estate of the Dunn/Dunna Family
Dunsdon		English	Dun's/Dunn's Hill
Dunsford		English	Dun's/Dunn's Ford
Dunstall		English	Dun's/Dunn's Stall
Dunster		English	Dun's/Dunn's Tor or Tower
Dunston		English	Dun's/Dunn's Estate
Dunthorn		English	Brown Thorn-Bush
Dunthorne		English	Brown Thorn-Bush
Dunton		English	Hill Farm or Estate
Durden		English	a coppice or thicket of wood in a valley
Durman		English	duru, a door, gate + mann
Durndell		English	dierne, secret, dark and dell or dael
Durnford		English	Secret or Private Ford
Durston		English	Deor's Estate
Durtnall		English	Dryhten's Hall
Durtnell		English	Dryhten's Hall
Durward		English	Doorkeeper, Gatekeeper, duru, a door, gate + ward/weard
Durwin		English	Deorwine = Dear Friend
Duxbury		English	Dokesbury, Dokusbure = probably Docce's Stronghold
Dwelley		English	dwelan, to err, to be dull
Dwerryhouse		English	Dwarf-House
Dyer		English	Cloth-Colourer deag, a dye
Dymoke		English	Dimoc = the Dim or Dark, or Shady Oak
Dyster		English	Cloth-Dyer
Dyus		English	Dye-House
Eacott		English	Dweller at the Waterside Cotage
Ead		English	prosperity, happiness
Eade		English	prosperity, happiness
Eades		English	son of Ead
Eads		English	son of Ead
Eamer		English	Anglo-Saxon personal name Eamer, Eomer, Eomaer
Eardley		English	Earda's Lea
Earl		English	Nobleman, Chief
Earle		English	Nobleman, Chief
Earles		English	son of Earl
Earll		English	Nobleman, Chief
Earnshaw		English	Dweller at the Eagle-Wood
Earp		English	Swarthy, Dark
Earsdon		English	Eor Hill
Eason		English	Servant, Labourer
East		English	Dweller at the East
Eastaff		English	descendant of the Anglo-Saxon Eastulf/Eastwulf
Eastburn		English	the East Brook
Easteal		English	East Slope
Eastel		English	East Slope
Easter		English	Born at Easter-Tide
Easterbrook		English	East Brook
Easterfield		English	East Field
Easterling		English	One From The East
Eastes		English	Son of Easte
Eastgate		English	East Gate
Eastham		English	the East Enclosure or Land
Easthope		English	East Hope or Hill-Recess
Eastill		English	East Hill
Eastlake		English	East Lake
Eastley		English	East Lea
Eastman		English	Anglo-Saxon Eastmund or Estmund
Eastmead		English	East Meadow
Easton		English	East Farmstead, Manor, or Village
Eastwell		English	East Well or Spring
Eastwick		English	East Place
Eastwood		English	East Wood
Easty		English	East Island or Riverside Land
Easy		English	Anglo-Saxon personal name Esi or Esa
Eate		English	Anglo-Saxon personal name Eata
Eatwell		English	Eata's Well or Spring
Ebsworth		English	Eb's Estate or Farm
Walker		English	o walk, tread
Westmoreland		English	A county of England; the West-moor-land
Weston		English	west town
Whalley		English	Having greenish white eyes; wall-eyed
Wheaden		English	An old English west country term for a silly fellow
Wheden		English	An old English west country term for a silly fellow
Whitby		English	White-town, a town in Yorkshire England
White		English	color of the hair, or complexion
Whitman		English	lively, quick, and man
Collingham		English	Home of the Col/Cola Family
Collingridge		English	Ridge of the Col/Cola Family
Collingwood		English	Wood of the Col/Cola Family
Collishaw		English	colig -- col, coal, charcoal + scaga/sceaga, a wood
Colly		English	Little Cole
Colmer		English	Colmoer or Ceolmoer
Colocott		English	Caldecott Cold Cot cottage
Colston		English	Col's Estate or Farmstead
Coltard		English	Colt-Herd
Coltart		English	Colt-Herd
Colter		English	Colt-Herd
Colthurst		English	Colt-Wood
Coltman		English	Colt-Herd
Colwill		English	Cold Well
Comar		English	Woolcomber, Flaxcomber
Comber		English	Woolcomber, Flaxcomber
Comer		English	Woolcomber, Flaxcomber
Comerford		English	Comberford Cumbreford
Comley		English	Combe-Lea
Compton		English	Combe-Estate
Congerton		English	Congar's Estate
Congreave		English	Cony Rabbit Grove
Congreve		English	Cony Rabbit Grove
Coningham		English	Cunningham
Conington		English	Cunnington
Connibere		English	Rabbit-Grove
Conning		English	Cunning
Connington		English	Cunnington
Conybeare		English	Rabbit-Grove
Cooksey		English	cook, or for cock + ey, an island or low river-side-land
Cooksley		English	Cook's Lea
Cooley		English	Coley, Little Cole
Cooling		English	Settlement of the Cul/Cula Family
Coomber		English	Comber, Woolcomber, Flaxcomber
Coopland		English	Copeland Peak-Land
Coopman		English	Copeman Merchant, Tradesman, Dealer, Chapman
Coot		English	waterfowl
Copeland		English	Copland Peak-Land
Copeman		English	Merchant, Tradesman, Dealer, Chapman
Copestake		English	capp, a hill-top, hill-head + staca, a post
Copland		English	Peak-Land
Copleston		English	Copple + stan, a stone, rock, stone castle
Copley		English	Peak or Hill-Top Lea
Coppel		English	Peaked Hill
Coppell		English	Peaked Hill
Coppendale		English	Dale of the Coppen or Cops
Copple		English	Peaked Hill
Coppull		English	Peaked Hill
Corbould		English	Cobbold Cuthbald/Cuthbeald = Famous-Bold
Corfe		English	Defile, Cleft, or Ravine
Corfield		English	Cleft- or Ravine-Field
Corless		English	Careless Cheerful, Marry
Corley		English	Cornelie = the Corn or Cornel-Tree Lea
Corliss		English	Careless Cheerful, Marry
Cornall		English	Corn or Cornel-Tree Slope or Corner
Cornfoot		English	Corn or Cornel-Tree Ford or Passage
Cornford		English	Corn or Cornel-Tree Ford or Passage
Cornforth		English	Corn or Cornel-Tree Ford or Passage
Cornhill		English	Corn or Cornel-Tree Hill
Cornwell		English	the Well or Spring by the Corn or Cornel-Tree
Corthorn		English	Cawthorn Hawthorn
Cosgrave		English	Cosgrove Col's/Cole's Grove
Cosgreeve		English	Cosgrove Col's/Cole's Grove
Cosgriff		English	Cosgrove Col's/Cole's Grove
Cosgrove		English	Col's/Cole's Grove
Costard		English	an apple
Cotgrave		English	Cottage-Grove
Cotgreave		English	Cottage-Grove
Cotgrove		English	Cottage-Grove
Cotman		English	Cottager
Cotsford		English	the Ford by the Cotage/Cottage
Cott		English	Cottage
Cottam		English	the Ham or Enclosure of the Cottage
Cottar		English	Cottager
Cotter		English	Cottager
Cottingham		English	Estate of the Cota Family
Cottom		English	the Ham or Enclosure of the Cottage
Couldrey		English	Coldrey, cald/ceald, cold + rio, a stream
Couldridge		English	Coleridge, Cold Ridge
Coultard		English	Coltard, Colt-Herd
Coultart		English	Coltard, Colt-Herd
Coulter		English	Colter, Colt-Herd
Coulthard		English	Coltard, Colt-Herd
Coulthart		English	Coltard, Colt-Herd
Coultherd		English	Coltard, Colt-Herd
Coulthurst		English	Colthurst, Colt-Wood
Coultman		English	Coltman, Colt-Herd
Coupland		English	Copeland, Copland Peak-Land
Cove		English	cofa, a chamber, cave
Coveney		English	Cove or Cave Island
Coverdale		English	the Valley of the River Cover
Coverley		English	Cove or Cave Lea
Coverly		English	Cove or Cave Lea
Covington		English	Estate of the Cufa Family
Cowap		English	Cow-Hope
Coward		English	Cowherd
Cowart		English	Cowherd
Cowburn		English	Cow-Burn
Cowd		English	Coward, Cowherd
Cowden		English	Cow-Valley
Cowe		English	Cow
Cowell		English	Cow-Hill
Cowey		English	Cow Island
Cowie		English	Cow Island
Cowland		English	Cow-Land
Young		English	Surname for the younger of two bearers of the same personal name
Cowpland		English	Coopland or Copland/Copeland, Peak-Land
Cowtan		English	Cow-Enclosure
Cowton		English	Cow-Enclosure
Coxell		English	Cock's Slope or Corner
Coxhead		English	Cock's Headland
Crabb		English	Crab-Apple-Tree
Crabbe		English	Crab-Apple-Tree
Crabtree		English	Crab-Apple-Tree
Crackenthorpe		English	Craca's Estate or Farm
Cracknall		English	Craca's Slope or Corner
Cracknell		English	Craca's Slope or Corner
Cracraft		English	Crow-Croft
Cracroft		English	Crow-Croft
Craggs		English	Rock or Crag
Crain		English	Crane, the bird
Craine		English	Crane, the bird
Craker		English	Boaster
Crampton		English	Crompton, Crooked Farmstead
Cran		English	Crane, the bird
Cranbrook		English	Crane-Brook
Crane		English	the bird
Cranefield		English	Crane-Field
Cranfield		English	Crane-Field
Crank		English	Jolly, Merry
Crankshaw		English	Winding or Crooked Wood
Cranley		English	Crane-Lea
Crofton		English	under Croft, and + tun, a dwelling, enclosure
Croger		English	Crocker crog, a pot, vessel
Cromack		English	Crooked Oak
Crompton		English	Crooked Farmstead
Crookshank		English	Crooked Leg
Crookshanks		English	Crooked Legs
Crookston		English	Crook's or Krok's Estate
Croom		English	Crooked Person
Croome		English	Crooked Person
Crop		English	cropp, a sprout
Cropley		English	Croppa's Lea
Cropp		English	cropp, a sprout
Cropper		English	Farm Labourer
Cropton		English	Croppa's Estate
Crosdale		English	Dale of the Cross
Crosfield		English	Field of the Cross
Crosland		English	Land of the Cross
Crosley		English	the Lea of the Cross
Crossdale		English	Dale of the Cross
Crossfield		English	Field of the Cross
Crosskeys		English	Dweller at the Sign of the Cross-Keys
Crossland		English	Land of the Cross
Crossley		English	the Lea of the Cross
Crossweller		English	A cross erected near a well
Croston		English	Village of the Cross
Croswell		English	Well of the Cross
Crosweller		English	Well of the Cross
Crouchley		English	Lea of the Cross
Croughton		English	Crook-Farm
Crow		English	Crow
Crowden		English	Crow-Valley
Crowe		English	Crow
Crowhurst		English	Crow-Wood
Crowle		English	Saffron-Lea
Crowley		English	Crow-Lea
Croxon		English	Croc's or Krok's Son
Croxson		English	Croc's or Krok's Son
Croyden		English	Saffron-Valley
Croydon		English	Saffron-Valley
Crumb		English	Crooked
Crump		English	Crooked
Crundall		English	Crown or Crested Valley
Crundell		English	Crown or Crested Valley
Cruse		English	Brisk, Nimble, Lively
Crutchloe		English	Hill of the Cross
Crutchlow		English	Hill of the Cross
Cudlip		English	Cut-Lip
Cudlipp		English	Cut-Lip
Cuff		English	Cap
Culham		English	Cula's Home
Cull		English	Wood
Culliford		English	Black Ford
Cullimore		English	Black Moor
Culling		English	personal name
Cullingford		English	Culling's Ford
Cullingworth		English	Culling's Estate
Cullum		English	Cula's Home
Culverhouse		English	Dove-Cote
Culverwell		English	Dove-Well
Cumberbatch		English	Valley Brook
Cumberpatch		English	Valley Brook
Cumner		English	Cumen's Shore
Cumnor		English	Cumen's Shore
Cunard		English	Royal-Brave
Cundall		English	Royal-Dale
Cundell		English	Royal-Dale
Cunliffe		English	Cynelaf = Royal Relic
Cunnington		English	Royal Manor
Cunnyngham		English	Royal Manor
Cunnynghame		English	Royal Manor
Curd		English	Ceolred ship counsel
Curnick		English	Crane
Curnock		English	Crane
Curr		English	Dog
Cushen		English	cushion
Cushin		English	cushion
Cushing		English	cushion
Cushion		English	Cushion
Cusworth		English	Cusa's Estate
Cutbill		English	Cuthbeald = Famous-Bold
Cutbush		English	Gardener
Cutcliffe		English	Cloven Cliff
Cuthbert		English	Famous-Bright
Cuthberts		English	Famous-Bright
Cuthill		English	Cloven Hil
Cutlack		English	War-Sport
Cutmore		English	Cloven Moor
Cutt		English	Little Cuthbert
Daff		English	Mild, Meek, Foolish
Daffe		English	Mild, Meek, Foolish
Daft		English	Mild, Meek, Foolish
Dagley		English	Daegga's Lea
Dagnall		English	Daegga's Hall
Dagnell		English	Daegga's Hall
Dagwell		English	Daegga's Well
Dallamoor		English	Dale-Moor
Dallaway		English	Dale-way
Dallimore		English	Dale-Moor
Dallin		English	Dale-Meadow

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