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.
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CharnockEngland
From Charnock, near Chorley in Lancashire
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CharpentierFrance
Carpenter
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ChartrandFrance
From Chartres
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ChaseEngland
Hunter, or dweller by a hunting ground
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ChatelainFrance
Castle keeper
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ChathamEngland
Someone who came from Chatham (homestead by a forest)
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ChattertonEngland
From Chatterton, near Ramsbottom in Lancashire
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ChaucerEngland
Hose maker
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ChauncyEngland
Someone who came from Chancey or Chancay, in France
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ChauvinFrance
Little bald one
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ChavarriaSpain
New house
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ChavesPortugal
From Chaves
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ChavezSpain
From Chaves
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CheathamEngland
Homestead by the wood
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CheekEngland
Cheek (nickname)
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CheethamEngland
From Cheetham, near Manchester
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CheeverEngland
A dweller at the sign of the goat
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CheneyEngland
Oak grove
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CherryEngland
Cherry grower or seller
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CheshireEngland
From Cheshire
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ChesterEngland
Roman fort / from Chester
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ChetwyndEngland
Winding way
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ChevalierFrance
Knight, horseman
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ChevallierFrance
Horseman, knight
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ChiappettaItaly
A diminutive from Giacomo or a word for a small stone
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ChiariItaly
Bright, clear
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ChickEngland
A pet name of endearment from the chicken
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ChildersEngland
Children's house
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ChildsEngland
Young man, youth
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ChiltonEngland
Farm of the young men
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ChisholmScotland
Cheese-farm meadow
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ChmielPoland
"hops"
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ChmielewskiPoland
From Chmielewo (hop field)
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ChmuraPoland
Cloud
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ChoateEngland
Possibly from Chute in Wiltshire
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ChojnackiPoland
"from Chojnata"
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ChrestEngland
A descendant of Christ
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ChristEngland
A descendant of Christ
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ChristensenDenmark
Son of Christen (Christian)
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ChristensonDenmark
The son of Christian (follower of Christ)
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ChristianIsle of Man
Follower of Christ
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ChristieScotland
From Christopher or Christian
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ChristmasEngland
A descendant of Christmas
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ChristopherEngland
Bearer of Christ
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ChrobakPoland
A historical nickname involving an insect or worm
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ChurchEngland
Dweller by the church
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ChurchillEngland
Church hill
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CianiItaly
Little Luciano
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CicconeItaly
Little Cicco / Francesco
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CichockiPoland
From Cichock / quiet
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CichońPoland
"quiet one"
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CiechanowskiPoland
From Ciechanów
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CiesielskiPoland
Carpenter
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CieślakPoland
Carpenter's son
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CieślikPoland
"carpenter's son"
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CintrónPuerto Rico
Possibly a nickname connected with a belt
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CiprianiItaly
From Cyprus
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CiprianoItaly
Cyprian
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CirilloItaly
Lordly (from Kyrillos)
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CisnerosSpain
From Cisneros in Palencia
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CiszewskiPoland
Someone from Ciszewo or a quiet person
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ClancyIreland
Son of Flannchadh ("red warrior")
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ClappEngland
A descendant of Clapa, or a person of heavy build
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ClarkEngland
Clerk, scholar or scribe
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ClarkeIreland
Descendant of the cleric
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ClaroPortugal
Brightness or a personal name
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ClasonScotland
The son of Clas, a pet form of Nicholas (people, victory)
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ClassEngland
A descendant of Clas, a pet form of Nicholas (people, victory)
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CláudioPortugal
From the Roman personal name Claudius
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ClayEngland
Dweller on clay soil
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ClaytonEngland
From Clayton, "clay farmstead"
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ClearyIreland
Descendant of the clerk
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CleavesEngland
A dweller at the cliff or rock or steep descent
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CleggEngland
From Clegg, near Rochdale in Lancashire
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ClemensEngland
Merciful
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ClémentFrance
Mild, merciful
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ClementeItaly
From a name meaning merciful
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ClementsEngland
Son of Clement
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ClemmonsEngland
A descendant of Clemens (merciful)
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ClendenningScotland
Someone who came from Glendinning (glen of the fair hill)
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CleryIreland
A grandson of Cleireach (cleric or clerk)
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ClevelandEngland
Hilly land
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ClevengerEngland
A keeper of keys
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CliffEngland
A dweller near a steep descent or slope
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CliffordEngland
Ford by a cliff
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CliftonEngland
Farm by a cliff
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ClímacoSpain
A Christian personal-name tradition
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ClintonEngland
From Glympton or Glinton
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CloseEngland
An enclosure or farmyard
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CloudEngland
Rock, hill
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CloughEngland
"ravine, steep valley"
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CloutierFrance
Nail maker
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ClowEngland
A dweller at a hollow or ravine
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ClyneScotland
Someone who came from Clyne (a slope)
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CoadyEngland
A dweller at, or near, a wood
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CoakleyIreland
Son of Caochlaoch
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CoanIreland
A grandson of Comhghan (twin)
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CoatesEngland
Dweller at the cottages
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CoatsEngland
Cottages
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CobbEngland
From the Old Norse name Kobbi, or "lump"
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CobboldEngland
Famous and bold
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CobhamEngland
Cobba's homestead
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CoccoItaly
Darling, favourite child
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CochranScotland
From the lands of Cochrane
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CockburnScotland
Stream of the wild birds
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CodmanEngland
Someone who carried
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CodyIreland
Son of Odo
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CoeEngland
Jackdaw
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CoelhoPortugal
"rabbit"
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CofferEngland
Someone who made coffers, boxes and chests
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CoffeyIreland
Descendant of Cobhthach ("victorious")
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CoganEngland
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.