Origin and Meaning of Knoxson

Son of Knox

Origin: English - Derived from the surname 'Knox,' which originates from a Scottish place name meaning 'round hill or knoll.' The suffix 'son' denotes descent or lineage.

• Knoxson is a modern name that combines a traditional surname with a patronymic suffix, following the trend of creating unique and distinctive names.
• The name Knox traditionally has strong Scottish roots and is linked to various locations in Scotland, including the famous Fort Knox in the United States.
• Notable bearers of the name Knox include Knox College in Illinois and figures such as John Knox, a Scottish Reformer.
• Knoxson is relatively rare, and its usage has been increasing as parents seek out distinctive names that carry familial connections.
• Variations of Knox include Knox itself, while names following the same pattern include Watson (son of Watt) and Jackson (son of Jack).