Crooker - Crumbaugh

Most Comon Surname in this Range: Cross

This English surname stems from both Norse and Middle English words and may have been used as a locational name for individuals who lived near a stone cross. The name may have also been used for individuals who historically carried a cross in the church. The earliest recordings of the name date back to the 13th century, although this particular spelling is not noted until the 17th century. Variations on the surname include Cruse, Cross and Crossman.

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Crooker
Crookham
Crooks
Crookshank
Crookshanks
Crookston
Croom
Crooms
Croop
Cropley
Cropp
Cropper
Cropsey
Crosbie
Crosby
Crose
Croshaw
Crosier
Croskey
Crosland
Crosley
Croslin
Crosman
Croson
Cross
Crossan
Crosse
Crossen
Crosser
Crossett
Crossfield
Crossgrove
Crossin
Crossland

Crossley
Crosslin
Crossman
Crossno
Crosson
Crosswell
Crosswhite
Crosta
Crosthwait
Crosthwaite
Croston
Croswell
Croteau
Crothers
Crotteau
Crotts
Crotty
Crotwell
Crotzer
Crouch
Croucher
Crough
Crounse
Crouse
Crouser
Croushore
Crout
Crouthamel
Crovo
Crow
Crowden
Crowder
Crowe
Crowell

Crowhurst
Crowl
Crowley
Crown
Crowner
Crowningshield
Crownover
Crowson
Crowther
Crowthers
Croxford
Croxton
Croy
Croyle
Crozier
Crubaugh
Cruce
Crudele
Cruden
Crudo
Crudup
Cruea
Cruey
Cruger
Cruickshank
Cruikshank
Cruise
Crull
Crum
Crumb
Crumbaker
Crumbaugh

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