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Veale may refer to: * Bob Veale (1935–2025), American baseball player * Charles Veale (c.1838–1872), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient * Douglas Veale (1891–1973), Registrar of the University of Oxford 1930–1958 * John Veale (1922–2006), English classical composer * Marty Veale (born 19771), New Zealand-born rugby union player and coach * Neville Veale, Australian racing cyclist active in the 1960s * Ron Veale (born 1945), Canadian jurist and former politician * Theodore William Henry Veale (1892–1980), English recipient of the Victoria Cross * William Charles Douglas Veale (1895–1971), Town Clerk (CEO) of the City of Adelaide (1947–1965)

Veale may refer to: Bob Veale (1935–2025), American baseball player Charles Veale (c.1838–1872), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient Douglas Veale (1891–1973), Registrar of the University of Oxford 1930–1958 John Veale (1922–2006), English classical composer Marty Veale (born 1977), New Zealand-born rugby union player and coach Neville Veale, Australian racing cyclist active in the 1960s Ron Veale (born 1945), Canadian jurist and former politician Theodore William Henry Veale (1892–1980), English recipient of the Victoria Cross William Charles Douglas Veale (1895–1971), Town Clerk (CEO) of the City of Adelaide (1947–1965)

See also

Veale Gardens in Adelaide, named after William Charles Douglas Veale Veale Township, Daviess County, Indiana

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