Dixon
[ˈdɪksən]Meaning
from an English surname meaning "Dick's son"
Background Story
Dixon is an English patronymic surname, formed from Dick and the suffix -son. One account of the surname's origin traces it to Thomas de Keith, who was ennobled in 1307 and was a son of Richard Keith.
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