(1893–1970), mayor of Wieringen and res. 1st lieutenant of the artillery Henriëtte Jeannette Christine Kolff (1835–1927), founder, together with her brother Gualtherus (see below), of the Vereniging Kolffs Blindenfonds (Kolff Foundation for the Blind) and the Stichting Blindenhulp (Foundation to Assist the Blind) Gualtherus Johannes Kolff (1846–1918), founder and first director of Nederlandse Blindenbibliotheek Marius Kolff (1848–1931), mayor of Deil Gualtherus Kolff (1879–1959), judge and member of the Senate Willem Marinus Kolff (1882–1944), mayor of Deil Jacob (Jacques) van Santen Kolff (1848–1896), literary writer, music and art critic, drawing artist, and inventor of the name Hague School Jan Gualtherus van Breda Kolff (1894–1974), banker, youngest debutant (up to date 2015) in the Netherlands national football team Willem Hendrik "Butch" van Breda Kolff (1922–2007), basketball coach Princeton University Jan Michael van Breda Kolff (1951), college basketball head coach Cornelis Kolff (1897–1968), director of Tollens paint factories Benjamin Kolff (1902–1982), mayor of Vlissingen Willem Johan Kolff (1911–2009), was a pioneer of hemodialysis as well as in the field of artificial organs; was active in resistance Wouter Kolff (1976), mayor of Dordrecht Johannes Marius Kolff (1883-1958), lieutenant-colonel, colonel tit., consul of Liberia at Rotterdam, member municipal council of Wassenaar, initiator of construction of so-called Kolff-casemates at Kesteren and surroundings, Betuwestelling (Betuwe fortifications) Gualtherus Johannes Cornelis Kolff (1826–1881), founder of G. Kolff & Co., publishers at Batavia, in the Dutch East Indies, (Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad newspaper) with book shops all over the territory. Some years after Indonesia became independent, the company moved to the Netherlands, and is based mostly in Amsterdam and Leeuwarden References External links Kolff Family Association Surnames Dutch patrician families