Faulks

Faulks is a surname of English origin. It is believed to be derived from the Norman personal name "Fulk," which itself comes from the Germanic word "folc," meaning "people" or "folk."

The surname Faulks is relatively uncommon. Notable people with the surname Faulks include:

• Sebastian Faulks: A British journalist and novelist known for historical fiction, particularly set in France during World War I.

The distribution of the surname is primarily within the United Kingdom. Variations of the surname exist, potentially including Foulkes.