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richard veale
English master mariner and privateer
(b. 1687)
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james veale
Irish-American clergyman, US
(b. 1873)
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charles veale
United States Army Medal of Honor recipient, US
(b. 1838)
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moses veale
(b. 1832)
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w.c.d. veale
AU
(b. 1895)
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john veale
(b. 1850)
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bob veale
American baseball player, US
(b. 1935)
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douglas veale
British civil servant
(b. 1891)
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theodore veale
Recipient of the Victoria Cross (1892-1980), GB
(b. 1892)
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geoffrey veale
British judge (1906-1971), GB
(b. 1906)
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frederick john partington veale
(b. 1897)
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alan veale
English engineer and industrialist, GB
(b. 1920)
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john andrew veale
agricultural botanist in NZ and Australia (1921-1999)
(b. 1921)
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john veale
English composer, GB
(b. 1922)
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robert veale
(born 1929)
(b. 1929)
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, Veale 
) , all over the world, is quite a common cognomen. The last name Veale is habitual in Ireland, where it is quite a rare surname, Australia, and New Zealand. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Much less frequently, Veale is the forename as well as the last name.