Carnegie Rare
Means possibly “fort at the gap”
Possibly Gaelic · 1,738 people in the US
Cavendish Rare
Means “Cāfna’s enclosure”
Old English · 435 people in the US
Courtenay Rare
Means from curtus, “short”
Norman, from Latin · 431 people in the US
Coventry Rare
Means believed to be “Cofa’s tree”
Old English · 716 people in the US
Crofton Rare
Means “enclosure” + “farmstead”
Old English · 745 people in the US
Carmichael Uncommon
Means “fort” + the personal name Michael
Cumbric · 19,628 people in the US
Carrington Uncommon
Means a personal name + “belonging to” + “settlement”
Old English · 13,320 people in the US
Chadwick Uncommon
Means the name Chad + Old Norse vík
Old English & Old Norse · 16,415 people in the US
Chastain Uncommon
Means from Old French “chestnut”
French · 13,655 people in the US
Chatham Uncommon
Means “wood” + “home”
Old Welsh & Old English · 4,066 people in the US
Churchill Uncommon
Means “church” + “hill”
English · 12,235 people in the US
Colton Uncommon
Means “coal” + “settlement”
Old English · 6,704 people in the US
Cromwell Uncommon
Means “crooked spring”
Old English · 8,087 people in the US
Cameron Common
Means “crooked nose”
Scottish Gaelic · 55,240 people in the US
Campbell Common
Means “crooked mouth”
Scottish Gaelic · 386,157 people in the US
Carlisle Common
Means “fort” + a Celtic personal name
Cumbric · 20,365 people in the US
Carver Common
Means “carver, wood-cutter, sculptor”
Middle English (occupational) · 32,415 people in the US
Castle Common
Means from the word “castle”: someone who lived or worked in one
English · 20,534 people in the US
Chapman Common
Means “merchant, trader”
Middle English (occupational) · 127,939 people in the US
Clement Common
Means “merciful”
Late Latin · 23,830 people in the US
Clifford Common
Means “the ford by the cliff”
Old English · 22,245 people in the US
Colbert Common
Means “cool, calm” + “bright”
Germanic · 22,940 people in the US
Collier Common
Means “charcoal burner”
English (occupational) · 56,380 people in the US
Corbin Common
Means a nickname from “crow”
Anglo-Norman · 26,876 people in the US
Courtney Common
Means from curtus, “short”
Old French (Norman) · 27,205 people in the US
Crane Common
Means from the bird’s name, “crane”
English · 37,870 people in the US
Crawford Common
Means “crow” + “ford”
Old English · 164,457 people in the US
Cunningham Common
Means “king” or “rabbit” + “home, estate”
Scottish Gaelic & Old English · 135,718 people in the US
Curtis Common
Means “polite, courteous”
Old French · 101,801 people in the US
Clarendon
Means perhaps “the hill associated with Clare”
Old English · Not in the 2010 US Census
Cornwallis
Means someone with Cornish ancestry
Old English · Not in the 2010 US Census
Channing Rare
494 people in the US
Clairmont Rare
English · 1,401 people in the US
Claybourne Rare
287 people in the US
Coldwell Rare
1,389 people in the US
Calloway Uncommon
English · 16,689 people in the US
Castellano Uncommon
11,238 people in the US
Chancellor Uncommon
4,147 people in the US
Charbonneau Uncommon
4,617 people in the US
Chevalier Uncommon
6,431 people in the US
Constantine Uncommon
5,272 people in the US
Cordell Uncommon
9,119 people in the US
Cullen Uncommon
Irish · 20,000 people in the US
Chamberlain Common
28,727 people in the US
Chambers Common
94,988 people in the US
Childress Common
24,937 people in the US
Crowley Common
31,098 people in the US
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