• Source: Goethals

      • Goethals is a Dutch surname originating in Flanders. It seems to be derived from Goedaels, meaning "good ale", and, equivalent to the English and German surnames Goodale and Gutbier, would have referred to a brewer. People with the surname include:

      Angela Goethals (born 1977), American actress
      Auguste Goethals (1812–1888), Belgian lieutenant general and minister of war
      Christian Goethals (1928–2003), Belgian racing driver
      Félix Goethals (1891–1962), French road bicycle racer
      Félix Victor Goethals (1798–1872), Belgian historian, librarian and genealogist
      George Washington Goethals (1858–1928), United States Army officer and civil engineer
      Guy Goethals (born 1952), Belgian football referee
      Henry Goethals (c.1217–1293), Flemish scholastic philosopher
      Lucien Goethals (1931–2006), Belgian composer
      Paul Goethals (1832–1901), Belgian Jesuit priest, first Catholic archbishop of Calcutta.
      Pieter Goethals (1826–1860), Flemish victim of judicial error, beheaded for a murder he did not commit
      Raymond Goethals (1921–2004), Belgian football coach
      Robert Goethals (1922–2011), Belgian football coach
      Thomás Goethals (born 1983), Dutch/Mexican DJ


      Named after George Washington Goethals


      Goethals Bridge in New York City
      Goethals Medal, awarded by the Society of American Military Engineers
      USS General G. W. Goethals and USNS George W. Goethals, US Navy ships
      Goethals (dredge) US Army ocean-going hopper dredger


      Named after Paul Goethals


      Goethals Memorial School, administered by the Congregation of Christian Brothers in India


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