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Fitz (pronounced fits) is a prefix in patronymic surnames of Anglo-Norman origin, that is to say originating in the 11th century. The word is a Norman French noun meaning son of, from Latin filius (son), plus genitive case of the father's forename.Whilst Fitz is now the standard form used by modern historians the word appears in ancient documents with various spellings such as fiz, filz, etc.uch families took their surnames from their principal manor on which they resided and which formed their seat. This was the case for example with William the Conqueror 's great noble adviser Roger de Beaumont (c.1015-1094), (Roger from Beaumont), who took his surname from his manor of Beaumont-le-Roger in Normandy.
At first it was known as O' Rooe but was altered by folk etymology to resemble a region in east Munster known as Ormond. The surname beinfg mainly recorded in the counties of Cork and Waterford. A second possible origin is English, 14th century and a derivation of the personal name Osmond.This derives from the pre 7th century word os meaning God and mund, a protector, to mean literally either protected by god, or a protector of god.A famous namebearer was Sir James Ormonde, lord-treasurer of Ireland and was knighted for his services during Simnel's Rising. He died in 1497.his derives from the pre 7th century word os meaning God and mund, a protector, to mean literally either protected by god, or a protector of god. A famous namebearer was Sir James Ormonde, lord-treasurer of Ireland and was knighted for his services during Simnel's Rising. He died in 1497.