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Van Velsen, Van Velzen, and Van Velze are Dutch toponymic surname referring to the town Velsen in North Holland. People with these surnames include:Van VelsenGerard van Velsen, Dutch noble
Jaap van Velsen (1921–1990), Dutch-born British anthropologist
Jacob Jansz van Velsen (1597–1656), Dutch painter
Koen van Velsen, Dutch architect
Ria van Velsen (1943–2025), Dutch backstroke swimmer
Ria van Velsen (gymnast), Dutch gymnast
Wilma van Velsen, Dutch butterfly and freestyle swimmerVan VelzenBryony van Velzen, Dutch racing cyclist
Christiaan van Velzen, Olympic shooter from the Netherlands
Dick van Velzen, Dutch pathologist involved in the Alder Hey organs scandal
Gyliano van Velzen, Dutch football forward
Ilse and Femke van Velzen, Dutch documentary filmmakers
Krista van Velzen, Dutch politician
Peter van Velzen, Dutch footballer
Roel van Velzen, Dutch singer-songwriter better known as VanVelzen
Wim van Velzen, Dutch politician, CDA Party Chair 1987–1994Van VelzeGerrit-Jan van Velze, South African rugby playerThoden van VelzenBonno Thoden van Velzen (1933–2020), Dutch anthropologist, Surinamist and Africanist
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