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Fossores

Fossores

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A family name found in old records
  • proper noun
  • Archaic
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  • Several letters were signed by members of the Fossores family.

Examples

  • The Fossores were prominent landowners in the region during the 18th century.

  • Many records from the 18th century mention the Fossores surname.

  • Researchers traced the property deeds back to the original Fossores ancestors.

  • The Fossores family has a rich history in the region.

  • The Fossores family was well-known for their contributions to local agriculture in the 19th century.

  • Many historical documents include the surname of Fossores, highlighting their influence in the community.

  • Genealogists often refer to the Fossores lineage when studying the region's heritage.

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Fossores as a family name comes from the Latin fossor 'digger', and like the English name Smith it likely began as a job name for ancestors who dug or worked the land. So when you meet the surname Fossores, it probably points to a family once known as 'diggers'.