Southern English: habitational name from any of at least nine
different places called Allington, two in Kent, three in Wiltshire,
and one each in Dorset, Devon, Hampshire, and Lincolnshire. These have
different origins: those in Devon, Wiltshire near Chippenham, and Kent
near Maidstone are from the Old English personal name Ælla +
-ing-, implying association, + tun ‘settlement’;
those in Dorset, Wiltshire near Devizes, and Lincolnshire are named
with Old English ætheling ‘atheling (prince)’ +
tun; those in Hampshire and Wiltshire near Amesbury are from
the Old English personal name Ealda + tun; and the
one in Kent near Lenham is from the Old English personal name
Æþelnoþ + -ing- + tun.
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