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sophus berendsen
Danish merchant (1829-1884), DK
(b. 1829)
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carl berendsen
New Zealand public servant, diplomat, and cricketer (1890-1973), NZ
(b. 1890)
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nathan joseph berendsen
Danish translator
(b. 1849)
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august wilhelm otto berendsen
botanist (1850-1921), RU
(b. 1850)
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fritz berendsen
German politician (1904-1974), DE
(b. 1904)
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johan berendsen
Dutch police officer (1912-1947), NL
(b. 1912)
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ivar berendsen
Danish politician, DK
(b. 1865)
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veiko berendsen
Estonian historian, EE
(b. 1965)
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ian ellis berendsen
New Zealander awarded Rhodes scholarship in 1939 (1919-)
(b. 1919)
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anne berendsen
NL
(b. 1911)
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j. berendsen
badminton player, NL
(b. 1932)
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herman berendsen
Dutch chemist, NL
(b. 1934)
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kees berendsen
NL
(b. 1925)
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bernard berendsen
public servant, NL
(b. 1942)
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henk berendsen
Dutch scientist (1947-2007), NL
(b. 1947)
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) , throughout the world, is quite a rare cognomen. The last name Berendsen is habitual in Netherlands, where it is quite a common surname, Estonia, where it is quite a rare surname, and Paraguay. Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in Netherlands, Germany, and the United States.