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8 Retrieved 13 November 2009 from http://www.ancessry.comFaxts/Friesen-occupations.ashx. 9 Frisian Mennonites (Dutch, Vriezen, Friezen; German, Friesen), a branch of the Dutch Mennonites in the past, which originated in 1566 in opposition to the Flemish Mennonite group and was also transplanted to West Prussia.he Netherlands ~ Friesland shown in light green (red dots mark provincial capitals and black dots other notable cities and towns) 25 The origin of Friesen is of Dutch and German descent. Friesland, a province of Holland â has a connection to the Netherlands, prior to the one to Germany.
I am not an expert on Dutch/Frisian names so there could be errors. The Dutch/Frisian translations include full names as well as nicknames. In some cases I have mixed the masculine and feminine forms. There are, of course, lots of Dutch/Frisian names that don't seem to have any English translation.English Translation -- Dutch/Frisian. 1  Abel -- Abel. 2  Abigail, Abigal -- Abeltje (fem. of Abel). 3  Abraham -- Abraham, Bram. 4  Adam -- Adam, Daam.utch/Frisian Names with English Translations. Dutch and Frisian are two completely different languages, so the given names will often be completely different, as will the surnames.