Dymox is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 5 characters long in length.
Variation of Dimmack. See Dymock - This ancient family, in which the office of King's CHAMPION has long been hereditary, claim descent from Tudor Trevor, lord of Whittington in Shropshire, (ancestor of the Pennants,) from whom sprang David ap Madoc, commonly called Dai, whence the gradual corruptions, Dai Madoc, Damoc, Dymoc, Dymock. The lastname can also be deduced from the parish of Dymock in Gloucestershire, the birth -place of the "Man of Ross," and also, it is said, of the celebrated breed of sheep now called Merino, exported from thence to Spain in the fourteenth century.
Is variation of the Dymock. This ancient family, in which the office of King's CHAMPION has long been hereditary, claim descent from Tudor Trevor, lord of Whittington in Shropshire, (ancestor of the Pennants,) from whom sprang David ap Madoc, commonly called Dai, whence the gradual corruptions, Dai Madoc, Damoc, Dymoc, Dymock. The lastname can also be deduced from the parish of Dymock in Gloucestershire, the birth -place of the "Man of Ross," and also, it is said, of the celebrated breed of sheep now called Merino, exported from thence to Spain in the fourteenth century.