Gos is used as a family name or surname in Germany, England. It is 3 characters long in length.
Gos is the variant of Goss. Dweller in, or near, a moor or wood; a Goth; a shortened form of names beginning with the element god; dweller near a hedge of thorns; dweller at the sign of the goose; one who came from the former town of Goss, in Austria.
Gos is the variation of Gosse. In Scotland, a sponsor for a child; but more probably the Anglo-saxon gos, a goose.
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Immigrants to US
From Germany
27 years old laborer Claus Gos who was residing in Hanover migrated to New York on April 16, 1851 by Meta put out from Bremen. Catherine Gos, aged 18, Catherine Gos, aged 43, Claus Gos, aged 11, Claus Gos (45) Laborer, Spinster Eliza Gos, 9 years old Louisa Gos, Aloise Gos, C. Gos (2), and 2 other Gos around 55.56% of whom were laborer while others worked as spinster migrated to US.