The origin of the surname Fox is thought to be in England. It comes from the Middle English identical word 'Fox', and was given for those who looked like or had the qualities of the animal of the same name. The surname Fox can also be a corruption of the Norman name 'Folko' or 'Foulques', and given to those who were the son or descendant of someone with that name.
Fox, Foks, Focks, Facks, Fuchs
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Common female occupations for Foxs in 1921
Dressmaker
1,164
Laundress
748
Domestic Servant
700
General Servant Domestic
672
Living On Own Means
534
Common male occupations for Foxs in 1921
Agricultural Labourer
1,413
General Labourer
1,169
Coal Miner
1,127
Farmer
805
Farm Labourer
773
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