Surname Cilicia (Cilicia 
) , in all the world, is a very rare cognomen. The last name Cilicia is habitual in Mexico, where it is a very rare surname, Honduras, and Nigeria, where it is an extremely rare surname. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Mexico, Nigeria, and the United States. More frequently, Cilicia is the forename as well as the last name.
| archelaus of cilicia 1st century AD Roman client king of Cilicia Trachea and Eastern Lycaonia (b. 50) |
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| parsegh of cilicia Armenian Catholicos (b. 1050) |
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| gregory vi of cilicia Catholicoi of Cilicia (b. 1112) |
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| gregory vii of cilicia Armenian priest (1240-1307) (b. 1240) |
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| bedros iv of cilicia Armenian Oriental Orthodox leader, TR (b. 1870) |
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| megerdich i of cilicia Catholicoi of Cilicia |
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| jacob ii of cilicia Armenian Catholicos in 14th century |
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| gregory ix of cilicia Catholicoi of Cilicia |
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| khachik ii of cilicia Catholicos of the Armenian Apostolic Church |
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| gregory v of cilicia Catholicoi of Cilicia |
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| cleone di cilicia |
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| chrysippus of cilicia |
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| stephen iv of cilicia EG |
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| dulas of cilicia |
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May, Burnett, Burrell, Proctor, Jackson, Johnson, Tugwell, Edwards, Steedley, Armington, Cesenaro, Borromeo, Kuykindoll, Phillips, Philemon, Lockhart, Thornton, Villegas, Oliveira, Williams, Caballero, Pendleton, Nelson, Travis, Thomas, Gooden, Meza, Voss, Moore, Solis, Souza, Smith, Allen, Brown, Doxey, Laboy, Rodriguez, James, White, Quinn, Morgan, Morman, Santos, Steidl, Carlos, Conley, Brooks, Bigler, Tyson, and Domenices