Geographical Surnames
Surnames originally derived from geographic features or location names
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- Chester
- Chilcott
- Chilton
- Chisholm
- Chisnall
- Chittenden
- Chitty
- Chiverton
- Chorley
- Chorlton
- Church
- Churchill
- Clapham
- Claridge
- Claxton
- Clay
- Clayton
- Cleasby
- Cleghorn
- Cleland
- Cleveland
- Cleverley
- Cliff
- Cliffe
- Clifford
- Clift
- Clifton
- Clinch
- Clinton
- Cloke
- Clough
- Coakley
- Cobb
- Coburn
- Cockayne
- Cockburn
- Cocking
- Cockroft
- Codling
- Cogan
- Coghill
- Colbeck
- Colby
- Colclough
- Coldwell
- Colebrook
- Coley
- Collard
- Colley
- Colling
- Collingwood
- Colston
- Colton
- Colwell
- Combe
- Comerford
- Comley
- Compton
- Condon
- Conley
- Connaughton
- Connell
- Constantine
- Cooksey
- Cooksley
- Cooley
- Coombe
- Copeland
- Copland
- Copley
- Copping
- Copsey
- Corby
- Cordell
- Cordon
- Cordwell
- Corley
- Cornell
- Corney
- Cornford
- Cornforth
- Cornish
- Cornwall
- Cornwell
- Cory
- Cosgrove
- Cossey
- Coton
- Cottam
- Cotterell
- Cottingham
- Cotton
- Cottrell
- Couch
- Coupland
- Covell
- Coveney
- Coventry
- Coverdale
- Covington