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Collby
Variant of Colby: From the dark farm.
Colle
Dwells at the woodland.
Collea
Black-haired one form the meadow.
Colleah
Black-haired one form the meadow.
Collee
Black-haired one form the meadow.
Colleigh
Black-haired one form the meadow.
Collen
Young child|Peaceful dove|From the coal pool.
Collens
A young hound
Colley
Black-haired one form the meadow.
Colli
Black-haired one form the meadow.
Collie
Black-haired one form the meadow.
Collier
Black-haired one form the meadow.
Collin
Colin's son, Son from the coal pool|Holly.
Collingwood
Forest
Collino
Young child|Peaceful dove|From the coal pool.
Collins
Colin's son, Son from the coal pool|Holly.
Collis
Son of the dark man.
Collton
Variant of Colton: From a dark town. Also a variant of Colston: Unknown owner of property.
Colly
Black-haired one form the meadow.
Collyer
Coal merchant|trader.
Collyn
Colin's son, Son from the coal pool|Holly.
Collyns
Colin's son, Son from the coal pool|Holly.
Colm
Dove
Colman
Little dove.
Colmann
Charcoal worker.
Colmcille
Dove of the church
Colombain
From the Late Latin Columba, which is derived from columba dove The name was borne by several saints, including the Irish St. Columban c. 540-615, a missionary of great influence on the Continent and founder of the monastery at Bobbio in northern Italy
Colon
Young child|Peaceful dove|From the coal pool.
Colonel
Military rank.
Colosse
Punishment, correction
Colquhoun
Hero warrior of the forest.
Colsan
Col's son, Son of coal.
Colsen
Col's son, Son of coal.
Colsin
Col's son, Son of coal.
Colson
Col's son, Son of coal.
Colston
Unknown owner of property.
Colsyn
Col's son, Son of coal.
Colt
Herder of colts or horses.
Coltan
From the black coal town
Colten
From the black coal town
Colter
Herder of colts or horses.
Coltere
Horse herdsman.
Coltin
From the black coal town
Colton
From the black coal town
Coltrane
Frisky, young horse.
Coltyn
From the black coal town
Colum
Dove
Columbano
From the Late Latin Columbanus, a de-rivative of columba dove, pigeon, gray bird The name was borne by St. Columban c. 540-615, an Italian monk and missionary who founded a monastery in 614 at Bobbio in northern Italy
Columbanus
Dove
Columbo
Dove
Colvar
Dove of peace.
Colver
Dove of peace.
Colvert
Seaman
Colvile
Variant of Colville: Place name in France.
Colvill
Variant of Colville: Place name in France.
Colville
Promise|Coal.
Colvin
Promise|Coal.
Colvyr
Dove
Colwin
Hazel grove|Coal friend.
Colwyne
Hazel grove|Coal friend.