Cox is a common English surname with origins in medieval times. It is derived from the Old English word “cocc,” which means “rooster” or “cock.” The name was often given to someone who kept or bred roosters. Over time, the name evolved to include other professions such as boatman, cobbler, and more. Today, the Cox surname is found worldwide and has been carried by notable individuals such as singer Deborah Cox and actor Courteney Cox.
