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charlotta van brienen, vrouwe van clörath & griet
1630 - 15 Jul 1721
(b. 1630)
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mr. gijsbert van brienen, heer van lievendaal
10 Nov 1691 Arnhem - 15 Jan 1756 Rhenen
(b. 1691)
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isaak abramovitj van brienen
Isaak Abramovitj van Brienen, Russian Consul in Stockholm, Russian Minister of the Council of State, SE
(b. 1768)
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anna agneta van brienen
19 Oct 1724 Rhenen - 26 Dec 1805 Utrecht
(b. 1724)
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margaretha arnolda brienen
(1733-1777)
(b. 1733)
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barones marguerite mary van brienen
(b. 1871)
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arnoud nicolaas justinus maria baron van brienen
(1839-1903)
(b. 1839)
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frederik lodewijk johan adriaan quirijn maria baron van brienen
(1849-1873)
(b. 1849)
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fredericus "frits" brienen
Dutch association football player, NL
(b. 1927)
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baroness irene blanche nicolette van brienen
(1883-1974)
(b. 1883)
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edwin brienen
Dutch film director, NL
(b. 1971)
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teunis brienen
(b. 1930)
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arjen brienen
Dutch specialist in data management, NL
(b. 1968)
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jaap brienen
Dutch radio host, NL
(b. 1976)
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dirk van brienen, heer van lievendaal
in Wageningen - 1720 Rhenen
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) , around the globe, is a rare surname. The cognomen Brienen is habitual in Western Europe, particularly Netherlands, where it is quite a rare surname, Belgium, where it is a rare surname, and Germany, where it is a very rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Netherlands, the United States, and Belgium. Much less frequently, Brienen is the forename as well as the last name.