George Francis Abercrombie, VRD, FRCGP (25 June 1896 – 25 September 1978) was a British physician who worked as a general practitioner (GP).

[1] He was affiliated to the London Division of the Royal Naval Reserve (RNVR), maintaining his interest in the navy throughout his life and eventually becoming surgeon captain.

[1] On returning from the war, Abercrombie completed a bachelor's degree at the University of Cambridge before qualifying in medicine from St Bartholomew's Medical College.

[1] He spent most of his medical career in general practice in Hampstead and had a particular interest in obstetrics, assisting in St Bartholomew's antenatal department.

[1] Initially apprehensive, following discussion with the executive of the RSM, Abercrombie at first turned down John Hunt's request for support in the formation of a college.

[3] During that time he played a chief part in acquiring the Princess Gate building, the president's chain of office and the college's coat of arms.