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	Cristy	A variant form of "Christine" meaning 'anointed'; Follower of Christ
	Cristyn	English variant of the name "Christine"; Disciple of Christ
	Croc	The name given to the lizard of the river
	Crocifissa	Implies "Crucifix" in Italian; Represents that of Jesus Christ crucification
	Crockett	Originated from the English word "Croket" meaning 'a large curl' (referring too hairstyle)
	Croften	A person from the enclosed town; town with enclosed fields
	Crofton	A variant of "Croften"; referring to a town with small enclosed field; Cottage town
	Croix	The cross which signifies Christianityity; Also the French cognate of "Cruz"; "Holy Cross" in Spanish
	Crompton	Originated from the word "Crumpton" which implies bowed or malformed; Could be used to refer to a person from the winding farm