Dixee is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 5 characters long in length.
A variant form of Dixie. The son of Dick, a pet form of Richard meaning "rule, hard".
Dixee is the form of the Dicksee. The same as Dixie - According to Wootton's Baronetage the family are descended from Wolstan, earl of Ellenden (now called Wilton) who married the sister of Egbert, the first monarch of all England; and there are other traditions of their immense antiquity. The name is probably not very ancient, and the heralds' Visitations only commence the pedigree with Wolstan Dixie who flourished about the time of Edward III.
Surname Dixee is variation of Dixey. See Dixie - According to Wootton's Baronetage the family are descended from Wolstan, earl of Ellenden (now called Wilton) who married the sister of Egbert, the first monarch of all England; and there are other traditions of their immense antiquity. The name is probably not very ancient, and the heralds' Visitations only commence the pedigree with Wolstan Dixie who flourished about the time of Edward III.