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Origin of Ends Total Records: 2  Origin of Ends, Meaning of Ends Origin: The name Behrendt were renown as farmers on the isle of Ruegen (Rugen) specifically in Garz. They lived there for the last 300 odd years and were brought there possibly by the Swedish traders who lived there. The Behrendts were sheep farmers then and were left there when the Swedish left. Surnames: Behrends, Behrendt, Behrnd Submitted by: Richard Sollorz Origin of Ends, Meaning of Ends Origin: Arend means eagle in Dutch. It was also used as a boys' first name. When surnames started to be used, they were often of the construction 'son of', which could make Arend(s)-zoon. Here the last part has simply fallen off. Surnames: Arends Submitted by: Enti 2/17/2012 4:31 PM Page 1 of 1

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