Definition: The term "abbyville" comes from a rural town in Arkansas that was named after its founder, Abby "Dolly" White (1890-1974). It's located in the city of Springfield, Missouri. Abbyville was established by Dolly White and her husband, Frank White. The town is named for its small size, with only 35 residents at its height, but it quickly became a popular spot for tourists visiting the area because of its small-town charm and beautiful natural surroundings. The name "abby" comes from the word "abby," which means "little or small." In Abbyville, the town was named after the little or tiny towns that existed in Arkansas during the Civil War. The name is often used to refer to the small rural communities that exist in Missouri today and are still called abbeys. The term "abbyville" has become a popular phrase on social media and internet forums for referring to any place where people like to go on vacation or have fun. It can also be used as a title for a book, movie, or other written work about the town of Abbyville.

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