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henry bevington
English organist and organ builder, GB
(b. 1777)
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samuel bourne bevington
British leather producer, first mayor of Bermondsey (1832–1907)
(b. 1832)
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geoffrey bevington
artist, GB
(b. 1838)
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l. s. bevington
English poet and anarchist (1845–1895), GB
(b. 1845)
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bevington henry gibbins
(born 1861)
(b. 1861)
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william faulkner bevington
(1871-1944) school inspector and promoter of special education
(b. 1871)
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john bevington
British cricketer (1872-1933), GB
(b. 1872)
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david bevington
American literary scholar, US
(b. 1931)
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timothy bevington
cricketer (1881-1966), GB
(b. 1881)
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william george bevington
GB
(b. 1881)
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alistair bevington
sculptor
(b. 1900)
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stan bevington
Canadian book publisher, CA
(b. 1901)
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dennis bevington
Canadian politician, CA
(b. 1953)
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helen bevington
American poet, US
(b. 1906)
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joseph bevington
(b. 1898)
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, Бевингтон 
) , all around the world, is quite a rare surname. The last name Bevington is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Jersey, where it is quite a common surname, Isle of Man, where it is quite a rare surname, and the United Kingdom. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.