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Other C Surnames Family History Resources
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| Surname | Origin | Meaning | |
| Caddick |
|
Caddock | |
| Cade |
|
barrel or cask | |
| Caig |
|
Keig | |
| Caines |
|
Caine's son | |
| Cains |
|
Caine's son | |
| Calhoun |
|
Colquhoun | |
| Callen |
|
MacAllen | |
| Calley |
|
Kelly | |
| Callie |
|
Kelly | |
| Callister |
|
MacAllister | |
| Calpin |
|
Calthorpe | |
| Campion |
|
Champion | |
| Camps |
|
Camp | |
| Candy |
|
Gandy | |
| Caney |
|
Cane | |
| Cannan |
|
Cannon | |
| Canney |
|
Caney | |
| Cannings |
|
Canning's Son | |
| Cannons |
|
Cannon's Son | |
| Capel |
|
a strong horse | |
| Capes |
|
Cape's Son | |
| Caplan |
|
Chaplin | |
| Caplin |
|
Chaplin | |
| Capps |
|
Capp's Son | |
| Carbutt |
|
Garbutt | |
| Care |
|
Carr or Kerr | |
| Carey |
|
the manor of Cary or Kari, as spelled in the Doomsday Book, in the parish of St. Giles, near Launceston, England | |
| Carolan |
|
Carroll, with the diminutive suffix -an | |
| Carollan |
|
Carroll, with the diminutive suffix -an | |
| Carpmael |
|
Cartmel | |
| Carpmile |
|
Cartmel | |
| Carrey |
|
the manor of Cary or Kari, as spelled in the Doomsday Book, in the parish of St. Giles, near Launceston, England | |
| Carrie |
|
the manor of Cary or Kari, as spelled in the Doomsday Book, in the parish of St. Giles, near Launceston, England | |
| Carrollan |
|
Carroll, with the diminutive suffix -an | |
| Carson |
|
son of Car | |
| Carter |
|
one who drives a cart | |
| Cartey |
|
MacCarty | |
| Carthy |
|
MacCarthy | |
| Cartie |
|
MacCarty | |
| Carttar |
|
Carter | |
| Carty |
|
MacCarty | |
| Cason |
|
Case's Son | |
| Cassady |
|
Cassidy | |
| Cassal |
|
Castle | |
| Cassel |
|
Castle | |
| Cassell |
|
Castle | |
| Casson |
|
Cass's Son | |
| Castell |
|
Castle | |
| Castles |
|
Castle | |
| Caterson |
|
Cater's Son | |
| Cates |
|
Cate's Son | |
| Catling |
|
Catlin | |
| Catterson |
|
Cater's Son | |
| Cattlow |
|
Catta's Tumulus, hlaew burial mound, hill | |
| Caul |
|
MacCall | |
| Caunter |
|
Gaunter, Ganter | |
| Cawley |
|
Macauly | |
| Cearn |
|
Cairn, Carn | |
| Cearns |
|
Cairns | |
| Ceeley |
|
Seeley | |
| Chalcraft |
|
Calcraft | |
| Chaldecott |
|
Caldecott | |
| Challice |
|
cup or bowl | |
| Challis |
|
cup or bowl | |
| Champion |
|
A soldier that fought in public combat | |
| Champlain |
|
Champ, an open, level field or plain, and lean, a meadow | |
| Champlin |
|
Champ, an open, level field or plain, and lean, a meadow | |
| Chanay |
|
Cheney | |
| Chandler |
|
maker and seller of various wares, originally of candles | |
| Chaney |
|
Cheney | |
| Chanler |
|
Chandler, maker and seller of various wares, originally of candles | |
| Chantler |
|
Chandler, maker and seller of various wares, originally of candles | |
| Chantrell |
|
Little Chanter | |
| Chany |
|
Cheney | |
| Chapin |
|
Chapman; a trader, a shopman | |
| Chapman |
|
Chipman, a trader, a shopman | |
| Chappel |
|
Chapel | |
| Chappell |
|
Chapel | |
| Chapple |
|
Chapel | |
| Charleson |
|
Charles's Son | |
| Charlesson |
|
Charles's Son | |
| Charlett |
|
Little Charle, or Charles | |
| Charter |
|
Carter | |
| Chaston |
|
Caston | |
| Chatto |
|
Catto | |
| Chawner |
|
Chaloner/Challoner | |
| Cheator |
|
Chater ante | |
| Cheese |
|
Cheesman/Cheeseman or Cheeswright/Cheesewright | |
| Cheevers |
|
Cheever's Son | |
| Cheke |
|
Cheek | |
| Chessman |
|
Cheesman/Cheeseman | |
| Chesterman |
|
Chester + man | |
| Cheswright |
|
Cheeswright/Cheesewright | |
| Chetter |
|
Chater | |
| Cheyney |
|
Cheney | |
| Chichester |
|
Cissa, the son of Aella, who settled the kingdom of the South-Saxons; and ceaster or chester, a city, from castrum, a Roman station | |
| Chidley |
|
Chidlow | |
| Chiesman |
|
Cheesman/Cheeseman | |
| Childers |
|
Childer's Son | |
| Childs |
|
Child, Page and Varlet were names given to youths from 7 to 14 years old, while receiving their education for knighthood | |
| Chillingworth |
|
Killingworth | |
| Chilvers |
|
Chilver's Son | |
| Chinery |
|
Chenery | |
| Chinnery |
|
Chenery | |
| Chipman |
|
trader | |
| Chisman |
|
Cheesman/Cheeseman | |
| Chismon |
|
Cheesman/Cheeseman | |
| Chivers |
|
Cheevers | |
| Choyce |
|
Choice | |
| Chrimes |
|
Grimes | |
| Chrismas |
|
birth at this season | |
| Chrisp |
|
Crisp | |
| Christianson |
|
Christian's Son | |
| Christison |
|
Christie's Son | |
| Christmas |
|
birth at this season | |
| Christophers |
|
Christopher's Son | |
| Christopherson |
|
Christopher's Son | |
| Christy |
|
Little Christian or Christopher | |
| Chrystie |
|
Little Christian or Christopher | |
| Church |
|
English chirch, and Scottish Kirk, Latin circus, and this from the Gaelic cearcal, a temple, a round building | |
| Churcher |
|
English chirch, and Scottish Kirk, Latin circus, and this from the Gaelic cearcal, a temple, a round building | |
| Churchman |
|
Church-ward | |
| Churley |
|
Chorley | |
| Churly |
|
Chorley | |
| Chuter |
|
Shuter | |
| Clackson |
|
Clack's Son | |
| Clapson |
|
Clapp's Son | |
| Claret |
|
Little Clare | |
| Clarey |
|
Clearey | |
| Clarie |
|
Clearey | |
| Clarke |
|
Clerk, a clergyman | |
| Clarkson |
|
Clerk's Son | |
| Clary |
|
Clearey | |
| Clayson |
|
Clay's Son | |
| Claytor |
|
Cleator | |
| Clee |
|
Clay | |
| Cleere |
|
Clare | |
| Clem |
|
Little Clement | |
| Clemenson |
|
Clement's Son | |
| Clements |
|
Clement's Son | |
| Clementson |
|
Clement's Son | |
| Cleminson |
|
Clement's Son | |
| Clemitson |
|
Clement's Son | |
| Clemm |
|
Little Clement | |
| Clemmey |
|
Little Clement | |
| Clemmie |
|
Little Clement | |
| Clemo |
|
Clem's Son | |
| Clemow |
|
Clem's Son | |
| Clempson |
|
Clem's Son | |
| Clemson |
|
Clem's Son | |
| Clench |
|
Clinch | |
| Clenton |
|
Clinton | |
| Clewlow |
|
Clulow | |
| Clim |
|
Little Clement | |
| Climm |
|
Little Clement | |
| Climpson |
|
Clem's Son | |
| Climson |
|
Clem's Son | |
| Clisby |
|
Cleasby | |
| Clogg |
|
wooden shoe | |
| Cluff |
|
Clough, Hollow or Ravine | |
| Coake |
|
Cook | |
| Cobbett |
|
Little Cobb | |
| Cobbin |
|
Little Cobb | |
| Cobbing |
|
Little Cobb | |
| Cobbs |
|
Cobb's Son | |
| Cobby |
|
Little Cobb | |
| Cockayne |
|
London; a Cockney | |
| Cocks |
|
Cock's Son | |
| Cockson |
|
Cock's Son | |
| Codlin |
|
Little Codd | |
| Codling |
|
Little Codd | |
| Coggins |
|
Coggin's Son | |
| Coghill |
|
Cockhill, a hill frequented by game-birds | |
| Coke |
|
Cook | |
| Coker |
|
Cocker, boatman | |
| Colbertson |
|
Colbert's Son | |
| Coleman |
|
workman in coals | |
| Coles |
|
Cole's Son | |
| Coleson |
|
Cole's Son | |
| Coll |
|
Cole Nicholas | |
| Collen |
|
Collin or Colin | |
| Collens |
|
Collen's Son | |
| Colles |
|
Coll's Son | |
| Collings |
|
Colling's Son | |
| Collinson |
|
Collin's Son | |
| Collis |
|
Colly's, Colley's, or Collie's Son | |
| Collison |
|
Colly's, Colley's, or Collie's Son | |
| Colliss |
|
Colly's, Colley's, or Collie's Son | |
| Collisson |
|
Colly's, Colley's, or Collie's Son | |
| Collister |
|
Callister MacAllister | |
| Collman |
|
Coleman workman in coals | |
| Colls |
|
Coll's Son | |
| Collson |
|
Coll's Son | |
| Colman |
|
dealer or workman in coals | |
| Colson |
|
son of Col or Cole | |
| Colt |
|
of a sportive disposition | |
| Colverd |
|
Calvard | |
| Comings |
|
Comin's Son | |
| Comins |
|
Comin's Son | |
| Commans |
|
Comman's Son | |
| Commins |
|
Comin's Son | |
| Comyns |
|
Comin's Son | |
| Conchie |
|
MacConchie | |
| Condliff |
|
Cunliff | |
| Condliffe |
|
Cunliffe | |
| Condlyffe |
|
Cunliffe | |
| Connery |
|
Conroy, for O'Mulconry | |
| Conroy |
|
'Mulconry | |
| Constable |
|
A commander of the cavalry | |
| Conyngham |
|
Coningham | |
| Cooch |
|
Gooch | |
| Cookes |
|
Cooke's Son | |
| Cookman |
|
Cook + man | |
| Cooks |
|
Cook's Son | |
| Cookson |
|
son of Cook | |
| Cool |
|
Cole, Nicholas | |
| Coole |
|
Cole, Nicholas | |
| Cooles |
|
Coole's Son | |
| Cooperson |
|
Cooper's Son | |
| Coplestone |
|
Copple + stan, a stone, rock, stone castle | |
| Copus |
|
Copp-House | |
| Cordingley |
|
Cording's or Cordin's Lea | |
| Corish |
|
MacKorish or MacOrish | |
| Cornes |
|
Little Cornelius | |
| Corness |
|
Little Cornelius | |
| Cornish |
|
Belonging to Cornwall | |
| Corris |
|
MacKoris/MacKorish or MacOris/MacOrish | |
| Corrish |
|
MacKoris/MacKorish or MacOris/MacOrish | |
| Corson |
|
son of Car | |
| Cosens |
|
Cousins Cousin's Son | |
| Cosins |
|
Cousin's Son | |
| Cossins |
|
Cousin's Son | |
| Cossons |
|
Cosson's Son | |
| Cost |
|
Little Constantine | |
| Coste |
|
Little Constantine | |
| Coton |
|
Cotton | |
| Cotterall |
|
Little Cotter | |
| Cotterell |
|
Little Cotter | |
| Cotterill |
|
Little Cotter | |
| Cottier |
|
Cotter,Cottager | |
| Cottle |
|
Cottell, Little Cotter | |
| Cottrell |
|
cottager | |
| Cottrill |
|
Cotterill, Little Cotter | |
| Coules |
|
Coles, Cole's Son | |
| Coulman |
|
Coleman workman in coals | |
| Coulson |
|
Colson, Coleson, Cole's Son | |
| Coup |
|
Coop/Coope or Cope A hill | |
| Coupe |
|
Coop/Coope or Cope A hill | |
| Court |
|
A place inclosed, protected, cut off | |
| Courtice |
|
Curtis | |
| Cousens |
|
Cousen's or Cousin's Son | |
| Cousins |
|
Cousin's Son | |
| Couzens |
|
Cousens, Cousen's or Cousin's Son | |
| Cowl |
|
Cole. Nicholas | |
| Cowle |
|
Cole. Nicholas | |
| Cowles |
|
A monk's hood or habit | |
| Cowlin |
|
Colin, Little Nicolas/Nicholas | |
| Cowling |
|
Colling, or Cooling, Colin Little Nicolas/Nicholas | |
| Cowlishaw |
|
Collishaw, colig -- col, coal, charcoal + scaga/sceaga, a wood | |
| Cox |
|
Cock, little, a term of endearment | |
| Coxall |
|
Cock's Slope or Corner | |
| Coxe |
|
Cock's Son | |
| Coxen |
|
Coxon | |
| Coxon |
|
Cock's Son | |
| Coysh |
|
Coish, coise, chief,master; and coisy, excellent,choice | |
| Cozens |
|
Cousen's or Cousin's Son | |
| Craik |
|
Crake, Creak or Creek | |
| Crake |
|
Creak or Creek | |
| Crogan |
|
A lean little person | |
| Croke |
|
Crook | |
| Croker |
|
Crook | |
| Crome |
|
Croome | |
| Cromey |
|
Crombie | |
| Cromie |
|
Crombie | |
| Crone |
|
Croghan | |
| Cronk |
|
Crank | |
| Crookes |
|
plural of Crook | |
| Crooks |
|
plural of Crook | |
| Crosier |
|
A bishop's staff, with a cross | |
| Crosk |
|
Crask | |
| Crossman |
|
Cross + man | |
| Crouchman |
|
Crouch + man | |
| Crouden |
|
Crowden | |
| Crowder |
|
Crowther | |
| Crowdy |
|
Crowder | |
| Crowfoot |
|
Crawford | |
| Crowson |
|
Crow's Son | |
| Crowthers |
|
Crowther's Son | |
| Croxen |
|
Croxon | |
| Crozier |
|
Crosier | |
| Cruice |
|
Cruise | |
| Cruickshank |
|
Crookshank | |
| Cruickshanks |
|
Crookshanks | |
| Cruikshank |
|
Crookshank | |
| Cruikshanks |
|
Crookshanks | |
| Cruise |
|
Cruse | |
| Crummack |
|
Cromack | |
| Crummock |
|
Cromack | |
| Crumpton |
|
Crompton | |
| Crutch |
|
Crouch | |
| Crutcher |
|
Croucher | |
| Crutchley |
|
Crouchley | |
| Crute |
|
Croot | |
| Crux |
|
Crooks | |
| Cubbage |
|
Cuppage | |
| Cubbins |
|
Cubbin's Son | |
| Cubbison |
|
Cubby's Son | |
| Cubby |
|
Little Cuthbert | |
| Cubison |
|
Cubby's Son | |
| Cubit |
|
Little Jacob | |
| Cubitt |
|
Little Jacob | |
| Cuckson |
|
Cookson | |
| Cudmore |
|
Cutmore | |
| Cudworth |
|
dwelling in the wood | |
| Cuffey |
|
Little Cuff | |
| Culbard |
|
Colbert | |
| Culbertson |
|
son of Culbert | |
| Cullies |
|
Culley's Son | |
| Cullyer |
|
Collier | |
| Culmer |
|
Colmer | |
| Culshaw |
|
Culcheth | |
| Culver |
|
pigeon | |
| Cumber |
|
Comber | |
| Cumbers |
|
Cumber's Son | |
| Cumin |
|
Comin | |
| Cumine |
|
Comin | |
| Cumines |
|
Comins | |
| Cuming |
|
Comin | |
| Cumings |
|
Comins | |
| Cumins |
|
Comins | |
| Cummin |
|
Comin | |
| Cumming |
|
Comin | |
| Cummins |
|
Comins | |
| Cumper |
|
Comper | |
| Cundy |
|
Condy | |
| Cupland |
|
Copeland | |
| Cupman |
|
Copeman | |
| Cupper |
|
Cooper | |
| Curling |
|
Carling | |
| Curson |
|
Curzon | |
| Cursons |
|
Curzon's Son | |
| Cushway |
|
Cosway | |
| Cuss |
|
Little Custance | |
| Cussans |
|
Constance | |
| Cussens |
|
Constance | |
| Cussins |
|
Constance | |
| Cussons |
|
Cusson's Son | |
| Cust |
|
Little Custance | |
| Custance |
|
Constance | |
| Custard |
|
Costard | |
| Cuthbertson |
|
Cuthbert's Son | |
| Cuttell |
|
Cuthill | |
| Cutter |
|
boat | |
| Cuttle |
|
Cuthill | |
| Cuttres |
|
Cutter | |
| Cuttress |
|
Cutter | |
| Cuttris |
|
Cutter | |
| Cuttriss |
|
Cutter | |
| Cutts |
|
Little Cuthbert | |
| Cuxon |
|
Cookson | |
| Cuxson |
|
Cookson |
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