Davidsz
Davidsz is a Dutch-language patronymic surname meaning "son of David." The ending -sz is a historical spelling variant of the Dutch suffix -zoon, used in early modern Netherlands and Flemish-speaking regions to form patronymics. The name would have identified an individual as the child of a man named David; over time, such patronymics could become fixed surnames or simply appear in signatures in archival documents.
In historical records, Davidsz appears most often in the 16th to 18th centuries in the Low Countries,
Variants and related forms include Davids, Davidszoon, Davidse, and Davidsson in related linguistic areas; spelling may