Childs is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 6 characters long in length.
See Child - The son and heir in noble and royal families. The word was employed by Spenser, and in the old ballads, as the "Childe of Elle," "Child Waters," etc. In Domesday the epithet Cild or Cilt is applied to several persons of distinction. Le Child in Hundred Rolls.
An attendant, a young man or young knight, sometimes the youngest son; descendant of Cilda meaning "child".
The variation of Child. The son and heir in noble and royal families. The word was employed by Spenser, and in the old ballads, as the "Childe of Elle," "Child Waters," etc. In Domesday the epithet Cild or Cilt is applied to several persons of distinction. Le Child in Hundred Rolls.
How popular is Childs?
Childs is common in United States, England, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Wales, South Africa, Scotland, Northern Ireland.
Childs is ranked 9898 on our list.
Despite the fact that the number of Childs bearers increased by 4.01 per cent in 2010 US census to 28359 since 2000, the surname slipped by 64 spots and ranked at 1242. The last name was found in around 10 per hundred thousand population. Please refer to following table for race and ethnicity.
Race | 2010 | 2000 |
---|---|---|
White | 63.3 | 65.14 |
Black | 30.85 | 30.72 |
Others | 2.36 | 1.53 |
Hispanic or Latino | 2.06 | 1.27 |
American Indian and Alaska Native | 0.97 | 0.94 |
Asian and Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander | 0.45 | 0.4 |
Immigrants to US
From Ireland
During the great famine, 23 years old immigrant James Childs who was residing in Great Britain migrated to USA on April 19, 1849 by China put out from Liverpool. Hannah Childs, aged 21, Immigrant David Childs, Robert Childs, Immigrant A. Childs, Bookbinder Charles Childs, are other Childs that migrated to US.
From Germany
Laborer Abbot Childs from Germany aboard the Helvetia from Liverpool & Queenstown. He is registered to be 17 years old when he arrived in USA on September 14, 1865. M.C. Childs, aged 2, M. Childs (19), are others that migrated to US.
Childs Namesakes
- Earle Childs, officer in the United States Navy
- George William Childs, American publisher
- Joseph Childs, British Royal Marines officer and penal administrator; he was commandant of the second convict settlement at Norfolk Island
- Mary Louise Milliken Childs, Noted philanthropist
- Thomas Childs, U.S. soldier
- Billy Childs, jazz pianist, arranger and conductor
- Barney Childs, American composer and teacher
- Ozro W. Childs, Protestant horticulturalist, merchant
- Morris Childs, American political activist and American Communist Party functionary
- Ros Childs, English-born TV Journalist based in Australia with a focus on business matters
- Tom Childs, Tom Childs, Jr
- James Childs, English musician and composer-producer
- Jeremy Childs, American actor and writer from Nashville
- Roy Childs, Roy Alan Childs Jr
- Cupid Childs, American second baseman
- Euros Childs, https://www
- Tracey Childs, English actress
- David Childs, American architect and chairman emeritus of the architectural firm Skidmore
- Marquis Childs, 20th-century American journalist
- Wyndham Childs, British Army officer
- Henry H. Childs, American politician
- Clarence Childs, American athlete
- Toni Childs, American-Australian singer-songwriter
- Henry Childs, American football tight end
- Ted Childs, commenced training as a programme director with ABC Television
- Robert A. Childs, U.S. Representative from Illinois
- Timothy Childs, Timothy Childs Jr
- Martin Childs, British production designer
- Darren Childs, British business executive
Childs Namesakes
- Earle Childs, officer in the United States Navy
- George William Childs, American publisher
- Joseph Childs, British Royal Marines officer and penal administrator; he was commandant of the second convict settlement at Norfolk Island
- Mary Louise Milliken Childs, Noted philanthropist
- Thomas Childs, U.S. soldier
- Billy Childs, jazz pianist, arranger and conductor
- Barney Childs, American composer and teacher
- Ozro W. Childs, Protestant horticulturalist, merchant
- Morris Childs, American political activist and American Communist Party functionary
- Ros Childs, English-born TV Journalist based in Australia with a focus on business matters
- Tom Childs, Tom Childs, Jr
- James Childs, English musician and composer-producer
- Jeremy Childs, American actor and writer from Nashville
- Roy Childs, Roy Alan Childs Jr
- Cupid Childs, American second baseman
- Euros Childs, https://www
- Tracey Childs, English actress
- David Childs, American architect and chairman emeritus of the architectural firm Skidmore
- Marquis Childs, 20th-century American journalist
- Wyndham Childs, British Army officer
- Henry H. Childs, American politician
- Clarence Childs, American athlete
- Toni Childs, American-Australian singer-songwriter
- Henry Childs, American football tight end
- Ted Childs, commenced training as a programme director with ABC Television
- Robert A. Childs, U.S. Representative from Illinois
- Timothy Childs, Timothy Childs Jr
- Martin Childs, British production designer
- Darren Childs, British business executive
Related Family Names:
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- Chibas
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- Chickas
- Chigas
- Chiklis
- Chikos
- Chikritzhs
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- Childress (Ireland, England)
- Childs (England)
- Chiles (United States)
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- Chilkes
- Chillous
- Chiloeches
- Chimaras
- Chimes
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