Martin Van Buren (1782-1862), eighth President of the United States (1837-1841)

Queen Beatrix is Countess of Buren.

Van Buren, Arkansas

Fred Van Buren Magical inventor & performer

Willem Alexander registered for the 1986 elfstedentocht as W A van Buren.

Willem-Alexander van Buren is a pseudonym sometimes used by the Dutch Crown Prince Willem-Alexander

Van Buren County, Michigan

Steve Van Buren (1920-), former professional American football player

Van Buren, New York

Van Buren County, Iowa

Martin Van Buren Bates (1837-1919), known as the "Kentucky Giant" was famed for his height (over 7ft 9in)

Abraham Van Buren (1807-1873), his eldest son

Abigail Van Buren, pen name of the writer(s) of the "Dear Abby" column

Van Buren, Missouri

Anita Van Buren, a fictional character on the television show Law & Order

Van Buren, Indiana

Van Buren Township, Michigan

John Van Buren (1810-1866), his second son

Van Buren, Ohio

Andrew Van Buren, British performer who specialises in magic, large scale illusions and juggling

Van Buren, Maine

Buren is a city/estate in the Netherlands which was ruled by the Egmond family; Dutch nobles were commonly named after their possessions.

Jermaine Van Buren (1980-), Major League Baseball player

Raeburn van Buren (1891-1987) American magazine and comic strip illustrator

Angelica Van Buren (1818-1877), his daughter-in-law (peformed the ceremonial duties of First Lady)

Mabel Van Buren (1878-1947), American stage and screen actress

Hannah Van Buren (1783-1819), his wife

John Van Buren (US representative) (1799-1855), was a United States Representative from New York

There are several municipalities and communities that have the name Büren. Pronunciation: [ˈbyːʁən]. It originates from the word buri meaning house and settlement in Old High...

Harold Van Buren Magonigle (1867-1935), American architect best known for his memorials

Van Buren (Fallout) was the codename given to Fallout 3 when it was under development at Interplay.

Literally translated, the Dutch word "Buren" means "neighbours". However the etymology following the name of the city ruled by the Egmond family is more logical.

The name (van) "Buren" appears in the history of the Dutch royal house, being the family name of Anna van Egmond en Buren, the first wife of William I of Orange, the founder of the Dutch Royal dynasty. This use of the name predates the founding of the American Colonies.