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	Craig	It is origanted from Gaelic origin meaning Bumpy and rocks.
	Cramer	Delightful; Exultation; Triumph; In Old german it means "salesperson"
	Crandall	Literally means "Valley of the Cranes"; could be used to describe someone from the Crane Valley
	Crandell	Invariant to Crandall; Means "Valley of the Cranes"
	Cranleah	Originated from the name "Cranley"; Meadow of the Cranes
	Cranley	Someone from the Crane meadow; Literally means Meadow of the Cranes
	Cranly	Another form of the name "Cranley"; Meaning Meadow of the Cranes
	Cranston	From the Crane estate which a significant location near Ipswich, Masachussets
	Cranstun	Invariant to "Cranston"; signifies a person from the Crane Estate nearby ipswich, Masachussets