Fredrikssons

Fredrikssons is a surname of Swedish origin. In general usage, it refers to a family name or to multiple individuals bearing the related surname Fredriksson. The form Fredrikssons is sometimes used to denote a collective group of people sharing that surname, particularly in English-language contexts or when speaking about a family.

Etymology and meaning: the name derives from the given name Frederik (Frederick) combined with the patronymic suffix -sson, meaning “son of Frederik.” Historically, such names indicated lineage from a male ancestor named Frederik. In modern Sweden and nearby regions, the stable surname Fredriksson is common, while Fredrikssons as a plural or family designation often appears in genealogical and journalistic usage.

Distribution and history: Fredriksson is a widely found Swedish surname, also present among Swedish-speaking populations in Finland. The adoption of fixed surnames in the 19th century led many unrelated families to assume or adopt the same surname independently. Today, Fredriksson remains a common identifier, and Fredrikssons may refer to any number of people linked by that surname, whether or not they are closely related.

Notable and variations: Distinct individuals with the surname Fredriksson may be referenced in biographical or historical writing, but specific names are not implied here. Related surnames appear in other Nordic languages with similar meaning, such as Frederiksen or Frederiksson, and English-language variants include Fredrickson in some cases.

See also: Frederiksen, Frederiksson, Frederiksson (Norwegian/ Danish equivalents).