Maddox

Maddox is a name, most commonly a surname of Welsh origin, meaning 'son of Madoc', where 'Madoc' signifies 'fortunate' or 'beneficent'. While not a common term in general vocabulary, it's primarily recognized as a surname, signifying familial lineage and heritage. It can occasionally be used as a given name, but it is more frequent as a last name, associated with individuals and families of Welsh descent, reflecting their ancestry and cultural roots. In the context of surnames, Maddox inherently signifies the family's historical and ancestral connections. It has no inherently defined idiomatic usage; its primary significance is as a proper noun.

Maddox meaning with examples

• The family history traced back several generations showed a deep connection to the Welsh countryside, revealing the Maddox clan's long-standing presence in the region. They held considerable land, creating a legacy for their family.
• In the old town archives, the census records clearly listed many Maddoxes as tradespeople, suggesting a legacy of craftsmanship within the family tree, and reinforcing the family's long history.
• During their genealogy research, she discovered that her ancestors, the Maddox family, had been involved in the historical events of their region, with the surname present for centuries.
• He inherited the Maddox surname and all of its connotations, ensuring the continuation of his family legacy, he felt an immense responsibility to uphold the family's reputation.