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Surnames Starting with C: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 3 of 5)

560 family names beginning with C. Open a name to read its surname origin, its meaning and the heraldry associated with it.

  • Charnock
    England

    From Charnock, near Chorley in Lancashire

  • Charpentier
    France

    Carpenter

  • Chartrand
    France

    From Chartres

  • Chase
    England

    Hunter, or dweller by a hunting ground

  • Chatelain
    France

    Castle keeper

  • Chatham
    England

    Someone who came from Chatham (homestead by a forest)

  • Chatterton
    England

    From Chatterton, near Ramsbottom in Lancashire

  • Chaucer
    England

    Hose maker

  • Chauncy
    England

    Someone who came from Chancey or Chancay, in France

  • Chauvin
    France

    Little bald one

  • Chavarria
    Spain

    New house

  • Chaves
    Portugal

    From Chaves

  • Chavez
    Spain

    From Chaves

  • Cheatham
    England

    Homestead by the wood

  • Cheek
    England

    Cheek (nickname)

  • Cheetham
    England

    From Cheetham, near Manchester

  • Cheever
    England

    A dweller at the sign of the goat

  • Cheney
    England

    Oak grove

  • Cherry
    England

    Cherry grower or seller

  • Cheshire
    England

    From Cheshire

  • Chester
    England

    Roman fort / from Chester

  • Chetwynd
    England

    Winding way

  • Chevalier
    France

    Knight, horseman

  • Chevallier
    France

    Horseman, knight

  • Chiappetta
    Italy

    A diminutive from Giacomo or a word for a small stone

  • Chiari
    Italy

    Bright, clear

  • Chick
    England

    A pet name of endearment from the chicken

  • Childers
    England

    Children's house

  • Childs
    England

    Young man, youth

  • Chilton
    England

    Farm of the young men

  • Chisholm
    Scotland

    Cheese-farm meadow

  • Chmiel
    Poland

    "hops"

  • Chmielewski
    Poland

    From Chmielewo (hop field)

  • Chmura
    Poland

    Cloud

  • Choate
    England

    Possibly from Chute in Wiltshire

  • Chojnacki
    Poland

    "from Chojnata"

  • Chrest
    England

    A descendant of Christ

  • Christ
    England

    A descendant of Christ

  • Christensen
    Denmark

    Son of Christen (Christian)

  • Christenson
    Denmark

    The son of Christian (follower of Christ)

  • Christian
    Isle of Man

    Follower of Christ

  • Christie
    Scotland

    From Christopher or Christian

  • Christmas
    England

    A descendant of Christmas

  • Christopher
    England

    Bearer of Christ

  • Chrobak
    Poland

    A historical nickname involving an insect or worm

  • Church
    England

    Dweller by the church

  • Churchill
    England

    Church hill

  • Ciani
    Italy

    Little Luciano

  • Ciccone
    Italy

    Little Cicco / Francesco

  • Cichocki
    Poland

    From Cichock / quiet

  • Cichoń
    Poland

    "quiet one"

  • Ciechanowski
    Poland

    From Ciechanów

  • Ciesielski
    Poland

    Carpenter

  • Cieślak
    Poland

    Carpenter's son

  • Cieślik
    Poland

    "carpenter's son"

  • Cintrón
    Puerto Rico

    Possibly a nickname connected with a belt

  • Cipriani
    Italy

    From Cyprus

  • Cipriano
    Italy

    Cyprian

  • Cirillo
    Italy

    Lordly (from Kyrillos)

  • Cisneros
    Spain

    From Cisneros in Palencia

  • Ciszewski
    Poland

    Someone from Ciszewo or a quiet person

  • Clancy
    Ireland

    Son of Flannchadh ("red warrior")

  • Clapp
    England

    A descendant of Clapa, or a person of heavy build

  • Clark
    England

    Clerk, scholar or scribe

  • Clarke
    Ireland

    Descendant of the cleric

  • Claro
    Portugal

    Brightness or a personal name

  • Clason
    Scotland

    The son of Clas, a pet form of Nicholas (people, victory)

  • Class
    England

    A descendant of Clas, a pet form of Nicholas (people, victory)

  • Cláudio
    Portugal

    From the Roman personal name Claudius

  • Clay
    England

    Dweller on clay soil

  • Clayton
    England

    From Clayton, "clay farmstead"

  • Cleary
    Ireland

    Descendant of the clerk

  • Cleaves
    England

    A dweller at the cliff or rock or steep descent

  • Clegg
    England

    From Clegg, near Rochdale in Lancashire

  • Clemens
    England

    Merciful

  • Clément
    France

    Mild, merciful

  • Clemente
    Italy

    From a name meaning merciful

  • Clements
    England

    Son of Clement

  • Clemmons
    England

    A descendant of Clemens (merciful)

  • Clendenning
    Scotland

    Someone who came from Glendinning (glen of the fair hill)

  • Clery
    Ireland

    A grandson of Cleireach (cleric or clerk)

  • Cleveland
    England

    Hilly land

  • Clevenger
    England

    A keeper of keys

  • Cliff
    England

    A dweller near a steep descent or slope

  • Clifford
    England

    Ford by a cliff

  • Clifton
    England

    Farm by a cliff

  • Clímaco
    Spain

    A Christian personal-name tradition

  • Clinton
    England

    From Glympton or Glinton

  • Close
    England

    An enclosure or farmyard

  • Cloud
    England

    Rock, hill

  • Clough
    England

    "ravine, steep valley"

  • Cloutier
    France

    Nail maker

  • Clow
    England

    A dweller at a hollow or ravine

  • Clyne
    Scotland

    Someone who came from Clyne (a slope)

  • Coady
    England

    A dweller at, or near, a wood

  • Coakley
    Ireland

    Son of Caochlaoch

  • Coan
    Ireland

    A grandson of Comhghan (twin)

  • Coates
    England

    Dweller at the cottages

  • Coats
    England

    Cottages

  • Cobb
    England

    From the Old Norse name Kobbi, or "lump"

  • Cobbold
    England

    Famous and bold

  • Cobham
    England

    Cobba's homestead

  • Cocco
    Italy

    Darling, favourite child

  • Cochran
    Scotland

    From the lands of Cochrane

  • Cockburn
    Scotland

    Stream of the wild birds

  • Codman
    England

    Someone who carried

  • Cody
    Ireland

    Son of Odo

  • Coe
    England

    Jackdaw

  • Coelho
    Portugal

    "rabbit"

  • Coffer
    England

    Someone who made coffers, boxes and chests

  • Coffey
    Ireland

    Descendant of Cobhthach ("victorious")

  • Cogan
    England

    Someone who came from Cogan (bowl), in South Wales

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Researched by Herald Lab Research Studio, since 1993. Coats of arms were granted to individuals, not to everyone with a surname.