Surnames Starting with C: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 5 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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CoughlanIreland
Descendant of Cochlán ("cloak, hood")
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CoughlinIreland
Hooded one
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CoulombFrance
Dove
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CoulterScotland
From Coulter
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CourtneyEngland
From Courtenay, France
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CourtoisFrance
Courteous
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CousinFrance
Cousin / kinsman
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CoutinhoPortugal
"little enclosure"
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CoutoPortugal
Enclosed land
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CouttsEngland
A dweller at the sign of the coot
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CouturierFrance
Tailor
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CovarrubiasSpain
Red caves
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CovelEngland
A dweller in a small chamber or cave
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CovellEngland
A dweller in a small chamber or cave
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CovingtonEngland
Farm of Cofa's people
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CowanScotland
Son of Eoghan
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CowardEngland
Someone who tended cows
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CowartEngland
Someone who tended cows
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CowenScotland
A dweller at a hollow
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CowieEngland
A dweller at the cow island or river pasture
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CoxEngland
Rooster; lively man
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CoyEngland
Quiet / reserved
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CoyleIreland
Son of the devotee of Saint Comhghall
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CoyneIreland
Wild goose
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CrabtreeEngland
Dweller by a crab-apple tree
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CraigScotland
Dweller by the crag
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CrandallEngland
Chalk pit
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CraneEngland
Long-legged, like a crane
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CranfieldEngland
Open land of the cranes
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CravenEngland
From Craven
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CrawfordScotland
From the crow ford
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CrawleyEngland
Crow clearing
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CreechEngland
From Creech / hill
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CrenshawEngland
Wood of the cranes
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CrépinFrance
Crispin
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CrescenziItaly
Son of Crescenzio
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CrespiItaly
Curly-haired
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CrespoSpain
Curly-haired
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CrichtonScotland
Border farmstead
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CrispEngland
Curly-haired
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CrispiItaly
Curly-haired
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CrissEngland
A descendant of Crist
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CristEngland
A descendant of Crist
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CristianiItaly
From the personal name Cristiano, "Christian"
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CriswellEngland
Someone from Cresswell, a stream where cress grew
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CrittendenEngland
Someone from a place in Kent
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CrockerEngland
Potter, maker of crocks
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CrocketEngland
The little crooked or deformed person
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CrockettEngland
Curly-haired
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CroftEngland
Small enclosed field
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CroftsEngland
Someone who came from Croft (enclosure)
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CromwellEngland
Winding stream
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CroninIreland
Descendant of the swarthy one
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CrookEngland
Bend
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CrosbyEngland
Village with a cross
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CrosleyEngland
Someone who lived at the glade
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CrossEngland
Dweller by a cross
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CrossleyEngland
"clearing with a cross"
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CrouchEngland
Dweller by a cross
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CroucherEngland
A dweller near a cross
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CroweEngland
Crow
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CrowellEngland
Crows' spring
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CrowleyIreland
Descendant of the hard hero
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CrowtherEngland
"fiddler, player of the crwth"
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CrozierEngland
Someone who bears a cross
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CruickshankScotland
A dweller at, or near, the crooked projecting point of a hill
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CrumbEngland
The crooked, maimed or deformed person
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CrumpEngland
Crooked
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CruzSpain
Cross
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CubaPortugal
An Iberian place name related to a barrel
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CubasPortugal
Localities named with the plural of cuba
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CuéllarSpain
From Cuéllar
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CuestaSpain
"slope"
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CuevasSpain
Caves
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CulbertsonScotland
Son of Culbert or Colbert
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CullenIreland
Descendant of Cuileann ("holly")
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CullensIreland
A grandson of Cuileann (holly)
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CulverEngland
Dove
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CummingScotland
Someone who came from Comines, in Flanders
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CummingsScotland
From the Norman Comyn family
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CumminsIreland
Descendant of Coimín ("little crooked one")
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CuneoItaly
Someone from Cuneo in Piedmont
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CunhaPortugal
"wedge" or "from Cunha"
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CunninghamScotland & Ireland
From Cunninghame (Ayrshire)
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CuomoItaly
Probably from a Neapolitan form of the name Cosma
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CurcioItaly
A nickname for a short person
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CurleyIreland
Several Irish and English origins
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CurranIreland
Descendant of Corrán ("spear")
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CurrierEngland
A leather dresser
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CurroPortugal
A place-name connected with an animal enclosure
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CurryScotland
Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac Mhuirich or Ó Comhraidhe
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CurtinIreland
An anglicized form of Mac Cruitín
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CurtisEngland
Courteous, refined
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CurtoPortugal
A nickname for someone short
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CushingEngland
A diminutive of Custance or Constance
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CushmanEngland
A maker of thigh armour, or of cushions
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CustódioPortugal
A guardian-angel devotional name
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CutlerEngland
Knife maker
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CutterEngland
Someone who cut cloth
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CuttingEngland
The son, or family, of Cutha (famous)
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CwikPoland
A cunning or clever fellow
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CybulskiPoland
"onion"
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CyganPoland
A nickname meaning a Romani person
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CzajaPoland
A nickname from the lapwing
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CzajkaPoland
Lapwing
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CzajkowskiPoland
"lapwing"
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CzarneckiPoland
From a place named for black land
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CzarnikPoland
A dark-complexioned man, or someone from Czarnik
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CzechPoland
"Czech"
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CzerniakPoland
A nickname for a dark-haired person
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CzerwińskiPoland
From Czerwin or Czerwińsk (red)
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CzubakPoland
Man with a tuft of hair
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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.