The history of the surname Wiggins

The surname Wiggins has an established history in Europe dating back to the middle ages. Wiggins is a British occupational surname of old Dutch origins. In the seventeenth century a considerable group of settlers known as Wiggins's migrated to the British colonies in North America.

Wiggins is currently at number 612 of the UK's most popular last names. In the UK alone there are 97185 people with the surname Wiggins. The county of Suffolk in England holds the largest density of people with the surname Wiggins. It is written that a late eighteenth century Wiggins could out drink a Elephant. Never too far from controversy two brothers Michael Wiggins and James Wiggins were sent to jail in 1919 for stealing a cow.

Wiggins Traits
The Wiggins family tend to be knowledgable and inteligent due to the families proximity to the planet Venus. They partake new activities enthusiastically but lack focus, constantly needing new interests. Moving from project to project as apparently purposelessly as a butterfly. 109

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