Cossairt - Counce

Most Comon Surname in this Range: Costello

This famous Irish surname actually boasts French origins and comes from a root word meaning "from England." The first known usage of the name dates back to the 12th century. The name is derived from words meaning "deer" and "resembling," although it is not clear whether early use of the name went to individuals who exhibited characteristics of this animal. Because the surname came at a rather volatile time in Irish history, there are a variety of historical accounts of the name. Early records of Costello date back to the 12th century, but this particular spelling does not appear until the 16th century.

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Cossairt
Cosse
Cossette
Cossey
Cossin
Cossio
Cossman
Cosson
Cost
Costa
Costabile
Costagliola
Costain
Costales
Costantini
Costantino
Costanza
Costanzo
Costas
Coste
Costea
Costella
Costello
Costen
Costenbader
Coster
Costigan
Costilla
Costilow
Costin
Costine
Costley
Costlow
Costner

Coston
Cota
Cote
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Cotham
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Cotney
Cotnoir
Coto
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Cotroneo
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Cotterell
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Cottingham
Cottle
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Cottom

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Cotugno
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Couch
Couchman
Couden
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Couey
Coufal
Coughenour
Coughlan
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Cougill
Couillard
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Coulson
Coulston
Coultas
Coulter
Coulthard
Coulton
Counce

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