Crosby

English, Norse

cross village, town by the cross

Krozby, Krozbie, Krosbie, Krosbee, Crosbee, Crosbie, Crossbie, Crossby, Krosby

Connor, Caleb, Christopher, Cameron, Charles, Calvin, Carter, Christian, Cody, Cole, Chase, Caden

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