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	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
	Cromwell	Refers to a person who lives nearby a winding stream; From the crooked well
	Cronan	Slightly dark one; Could refer to "Dark brown"
	Crosbey	Implies "By the cross"; invariant to "Crosby"
	Crosby	Someone who resides by the sign of the cross
	Croslea	Meadow beside cross
	Crosleigh	Near cross Meadow
	Crosley	Meadow across the cross