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thomas edington
Edington, Thomas (1742–1811), ironmaster and merchant
(b. 1742)
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thomas edington
Scottish foundry owner and keen mineralogist
(b. 1783)
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james edington
Scottish mineral collector
(b. 1787)
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thomas edington
Scottish iron-founder and mineralogist
(b. 1814)
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alexander edington
GB
(b. 1860)
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george henry edington
Scottish surgeon, anatomist and medical writer
(b. 1870)
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harry e. edington
American film producer (1888-1949), US
(b. 1888)
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stump edington
American baseball player, US
(b. 1891)
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carmen edington
(b. 1894)
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noreen joyce edington
(1905-1984)
(b. 1905)
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andrew edington
American football coach and college president (1914-1998)
(b. 1914)
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george millar edington
b.18 April 1916 d.26 January 1981
(b. 1916)
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william edington
Archbishop of Canterbury; Bishop of Winchester; Lord High Treasurer; Lord Chancellor, GB
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sophie edington
Australian swimmer, Olympic athlete, world champion, former world record-holder, AU
(b. 1984)
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gordon edington
British businessman
(b. 1945)
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) , throughout the world, is quite a rare cognomen. The surname Edington is characteristic of the United States, where it is a rare surname, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Much less frequently, Edington is the forename as well as the last name.