Description:
The Cravile surname derives from the Old French word 'cravil' meaning 'to crook,' and the name may have originated as a nickname for someone who was crooked or bent. The Cravile surname is most commonly found in England, but there are also families with the surname in Scotland and Ireland. The Cravile surname may have originated in the town of Cravil in Normandy, but there is no definitive proof of this. The earliest known record of the Cravile surname is from the late 12th century, and the surname has been found in many different variations over the centuries, including Cravile, Cravilee, Cravile, Cravile, Cravilee, Cravile, Cravile, Cravile, Cravile, Cravile, Cravile, Cravile, Cravile, Cravile, Cravile, Cravile, and Cravile.
