| Nachname |
|
Herkunft |
|
Bedeutung |
| Cockin |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Coken, a hamlet on the Wear... |
| Cocking |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Coken, a hamlet on the Wear... |
| Cockle |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Cockhill. Some spot in the ... |
| Cockler |
|
English
|
| A Cockler, a gatherer of cockles. |
| Cockman |
|
English
|
| The cookman, i.e. either the cook him... |
| Cockram |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Cockerham, a parish between... |
| Cockrell |
|
English
|
| Nickname: The cockerel; 'cokerel,' a ... |
| Cockrem |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Cockerham, a parish between... |
| Cockrill |
|
English
|
| Nickname: The cockerel; 'cokerel,' a ... |
| Cockrille |
|
English
|
| Nickname: The cockerel; 'cokerel,' a ... |
| Cockroft |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Carcroft, a hamlet in the p... |
| Cocks |
|
English
|
| Personal. 'Cock,' a term of familiari... |
| Cockshall |
|
English
|
| Local: At the Cockshaw, from residenc... |
| Cockshaw |
|
English
|
| Local: At the Cockshaw, from residenc... |
| Cockshoot |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Cockshut, a chapelry in the... |
| Cockshot |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Cockshut, a chapelry in the... |
| Cockshott |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Cockshut, a chapelry in the... |
| Cockshutt |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Cockshut, a chapelry in the... |
| Cockson |
|
English
|
| Personal. 'Cock,' a term of familiari... |
| Cockspur |
|
English
|
| Nickname: Cock-spur, a sobriquet as o... |
| Codd |
|
English
|
| The son of Cuthbert, from nickname Cu... |
| Coddington |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Coddington, a parish in cou... |
| Code |
|
English
|
| The son of Cuthbert, from nickname Cu... |
| Codington |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Coddington, a parish in cou... |
| Codlin |
|
English
|
| The son of Cuthbert, from Cudbert; ni... |
| Codling |
|
English
|
| The son of Cuthbert, from Cudbert; ni... |
