Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin	Similar
Carrington	beautiful	Both	Old-English	-
Carter	cart driver	Male	Old-English	-
Carver	sculptor, wood carver	Male	Old-English	-
Chad	warlike, warrior	Male	Old-English	Chadwick
Channing	knowing	Male	Old-English	-
Chapman	merchant	Male	Old-English	-
Charles	manly, strong	Male	Old-English	Charlie, Charley, Charlton, Chuck, Chas, Chaz, Chip, Chuck, Carlos, Chico, Chick, Carlo
Chelsea	river landing place, port	Female	Old-English	Chelsie, Kelsie, Kelsey, Kelsy
Chilton	farm by the spring	Male	Old-English	Chill, Chil, Chilly
Claiborne	born of the earth	Female	Old-English	Clayborne, Claybourne, Claibourne, Clayton, Clay
Cleveland	land near the hill, from the cliffs	Male	Old-English	Cleve, Clive, Cleavon
Clifford	hill, near a slope	Male	Old-English	Cliff, Clifton
Clinton	town near a hill	Male	Old-English	Clint
Clovis	clover	Female	Old-English	Clothilde, Clotilde
Colby	coal town	Male	Old-English	Kolby
Colton	town of colt-breeding	Male	Old-English	Colston
Columbia	a dove	Female	Old-English	-

Corin		Both	Old-English	-
Corliss	cheerful and generous	Female	Old-English	-
Courtland	the king's land, dweller in court	Male	Old-English	Cortland, Court, Cort
Creighton	town near a creek	Male	Old-English	Creigh, Cree, Crichton
Currier	churn	Male	Old-English	Curran, Currie, Curry, Currey, Curren, Currer
Cynric	with royal might	Male	Old-English	-
Dallin	pride's people	Male	Old-English	-
Dalton	valley farm	Male	Old-English	-
Dane	from Denmark	Male	Old-English	-
Daralis	beloved	Female	Old-English	-
Darrel	beloved	Male	Old-English	Darryl, Darryll, Daryl, Daryll
Darwin	beloved friend	Male	Old-English	Darwyn
Dawn	dawn	Female	Old-English	-
Dayton	bright town	Male	Old-English	Day, Daiton
Demelza	fort on a hill	Female	Old-English	Demie
Dempster	judge	Male	Old-English	-

Denton		Male	Old-English	-
Denver	green valley	Male	Old-English	-
Devon	defender	Female	Old-English	Devin
Dickinson	powerful, rich ruler	Male	Old-English	Dicken, Dickens, Dickenson, Dixon, Dix
Digby	settlement near a ditch	Male	Old-English	-
Dixie	Dick's son	Male	Old-English	Dixon, Dixi, Dixy
Donald	ruler of the world, brown stranger	Male	Old-English	Donny, Don, Donnie, Donny, Donaldson, Donne, Donghal, Donal
Dorset	tribe near the sea	Male	Old-English	Dorsey
Dover	water	Male	Old-English	-
Dudley	people's meadow	Male	Old-English	Dud, Duddy, Dudly
Dunstan	from the brown rock quarry	Male	Old-English	-
Durward	gatekeeper	Male	Old-English	Durwood, Durwald, Durwin, Derwood
Dwennon	one of originality	Male	Old-English	Dwenn
Dwight	fair, fair one	Male	Old-English	Dwyght, Dwighte, Dwyghte, Dwite, Dwyte, Doyt
Eartha	of the earth	Female	Old-English	-
Easter	easter time	Female	Old-English	-

Eaton	riverside village	Male	Old-English	-
Edda	rich	Female	Old-English	Eda
Edlyn	noble woman	Female	Old-English	-
Edolie	noble	Female	Old-English	-
Edsel	rich	Female	Old-English	-
Edward	guardian of prosperity, guardian of the mists	Male	Old-English	Ed, Eddie, Eddy, Eduard, Edwardo, Eduardo, Edwards, Edwardson, Ted, Teddie, Ned, Neddie, Neddy, Edvard
Egerton	edge	Male	Old-English	-
Elden	older	Male	Old-English	Elder, Alder, Eldred
Eldon	Ella's mound	Male	Old-English	-
Eldridge	old counsel	Male	Old-English	Elbridge
Elmar	famous nobleman	Male	Old-English	Elmer, Elman, Elmore
Elton	from the old estate, Ella's town	Male	Old-English	Elten, Elroy
Ember	smoldering remains of a fire	Female	Old-English	-
Emerson	Emery's son	Male	Old-English	Emersen, Emmerson, Emmyrson, Emyrson
Ena	wife, soul	Female	Old-English	Enna