Flanders (surname)

Last updated October 13, 2024

Flanders is an English surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Angela Flanders (1927–2016), British perfumer
Benjamin Flanders (1816–1896), American politician
Dennis Flanders (1915–1994), British artist
Ed Flanders (1934–1995), American actor
Harley Flanders (1925–2013), American mathematician
James E. Flanders (c.1849–1928), American architect
John W. Flanders Sr. (born 1927), American politician
Judith Flanders (born 1959), British historian and author
Laura Flanders (born 1961), English journalist
Michael Flanders (1922–1975), English actor, broadcaster, and writer
Ralph Edward Flanders (1880–1970), American engineer and politician
Stephanie Flanders (born 1968), English journalist
Walter Flanders (1871–1923), American industrialist

Fictional characters:

Moll Flanders
Ned Flanders, a character on The Simpsons

Other uses:

John Flanders, pseudonym of the Belgian writer Jean Ray (author) (1887–1964)
John Buchanan (cricketer, born 1953) (born 1953), former coach of the Australia cricket team, has the nickname Ned Flanders, due to a supposed resemblance to the character on The Simpsons

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