Aberdeen was a village located in the parish of Saint John in Antigua and Barbuda. It sat immediately northwest of the neighboring village of Buckleys and eventually became absorbed into that larger community.
Historical records show that Aberdeen had a small population during the mid-19th century. According to the 1856 census, the village had 46 residents—26 males and 20 females—living in eight homes. By 1970, the settlement had been administratively consolidated, with the census grouping Aberdeen together with Buckleys as a single community rather than recording them as separate settlements.