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Cox: Origin, Geographical Distribution
Cock, little a term of endearment, a diminutive, the same as ot or kin, used as a termination, as Willcox, little Will; Simcox, little Sim, etc. The word is also often used to denote a leader or chief man. Addison says: Sir Andrew is the cock of the club.
Cox Surname Origin
Spelling Variations : COX \| COKX \| COCKX \| KOX \| KOXS \| COKS \| COUX \| KUX
Cox: Place of Origin : London (United Kingdom) \| Somerset (United Kingdom) \| Oxfordshire (United Kingdom) \| Berkshire (United Kingdom) \| Dorset (United Kingdom) \| Wiltshire (United Kingdom)

COX Kiddeminster (Angleterre) (England, United Kingdom) 1945 - 1945

COX St Helier (Jersey, Channel Islands, United Kingdom) 1985 - 1994

COX Londres (Royaume-Uni) (London, England, United Kingdom) 1888 - 1888

COX Bristol, Glouchestershire, Inghilterra (Avon, England, United Kingdom) 1757 - 1785

COX Somerset, Inghilterra (Somerset, England, United Kingdom) 1776 - 1776

COX (Gb) (United Kingdom) 1766 - 1766

COX Paisley, Renfrewshire (Strathclyde, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1821 - 1821

COX (United Kingdom) 1967 - 1967

COX Burwarton (United Kingdom) 1726 - 1726

COX Chetton (Shropshire, England, United Kingdom) 1724 - 1724

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A genealogic and heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the British Empire g by Bernard Burke,...
Author: John Bernard Burke - Published in 1860
... Mary, ra. lst, to Sir Richard Cox, Bart. , and 2ndly, to the Right Hon. William Saurin. Sho ci. 28 ...

A genealogic and heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the British Empire g by Bernard Burke,...
Author: John Bernard Burke - Published in 1860
... Juno, 1833, Catherine, dau. of Michael Cox, Es-q. of Castletown, co. Kilkenny, and has issue, Henry-John-Richard, 681h fo-Ot, b. 3 ...

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