Francken is a Dutch patronymic surname, meaning "son of Frank".[1][2] People with this name include:
- Christian Francken (c.1550–c.1611), German Jesuit writer
 - Christoph Bernhard Francken or Francke (1670–1729), German military officer and painter
 - Frank Francken (born 1964), Belgian racing cyclist
 - Henry Andrew Francken (c.1720–1791), Dutch-born merchant and freemason in the West Indies
 - Jacques Francken (1891–1949), Dutch footballer, brother of Mannes
 - Mannes Francken (1888–1948), Dutch footballer, brother of Jacques
 - Ruth Francken (1924–2006), Czech-American sculptor, painter, and furniture designer
 - Theo Francken (born 1978), Belgian New Flemish Alliance politician
 - The Francken family of Flemish painters:
- Frans Francken the Elder (or Frans Francken I 1542–1616), his two sons:
- Hieronymus Francken II, son of Frans I, brother of Frans II, Antwerp 1578–1623
 - Frans Francken the Younger (or Frans II, Antwerp, 1581–1642)
- Frans Francken III, son of Frans II, 1607–1667
 - Hieronymus Francken III, son of Frans II, 1611–1671
- Constantijn Francken, son of Hieronymus III, 1661–1717
 
 
 
 - Ambrosius Francken I, brother of Frans I, 1544–1618
 - Hieronymus Francken I, brother of Frans I, c. 1540–1610, mostly worked in France
- Isabella Francken, probable daughter of Hieronymus I, active c.1600–1625
 
 
 - Frans Francken the Elder (or Frans Francken I 1542–1616), his two sons:
 
- Fictitious
 
- Fritz Francken, pseudonym of Flemish writer Frederik Edward Clijmans (1893–1969)
 - Jan Baptist Francken, non-existing member of the Flemish family of painters
 - Sebastiaen Francken, name never used by the unrelated Flemish painter Sebastiaen Vrancx (1573–1647)
 
See also
- Franken (surname), variant spelling of the same surname
 - Franken (disambiguation), for other meanings
 - Francke, German surname
 
References
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