Proper noun
A town on the Thames in Vale of White Horse district, Oxfordshire, England, formerly in Berkshire.
A town, the county seat of Washington County, Virginia, United States.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgAccording to the Abingdon version of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle : "1053: In this year the king was at Winchester at Easter, and with him earl Godwin and earl Harold, his son, and Tostig. Source: Internet
Æthelred appears to have been given lands which normally belonged to the king's sons, some of which had been granted by Edgar to Abingdon Abbey and which were forcibly repossessed for Æthelred by the leading nobles. Source: Internet
Alan Murray Austin, son of Archdeacon Austin of Ock House, was a student at Abingdon School between 1895 and 1901. Source: Internet
A staffer will still answer if you call the Abingdon or Christiansburg offices, and we will continue to process constituent casework. Source: Internet
Abingdon combines over 750 years of history and tradition with a modern outlook. Source: Internet
ABINGDON Market Place in the late 19th century was dominated by imposing buildings, solidly built and all looking as though they would last forever: the London and County Bank (now NatWest); the Corn Exchange and the Queen’s Hotel. Source: Internet