Список мест в Соединенных Штатах, названных в честь людей

Это список мест в Соединенных Штатах, которые названы в честь людей. Если здесь не указано, этимология обычно упоминается в статье о человеке или месте.

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Ааронсбург, Пенсильвания - Аарон Леви (основатель) ^{[ 1 ]}
Эббот, Мэн - Джон Эббот (казначей колледжа Боудона ) ^{[ 1 ]}
Эбботт, Техас - Джозеф Эбботт (политик Техаса) ^{[ 2 ]}
Эбботтстаун, Пенсильвания - Джон Эбботт (основатель) ^{[ 1 ]}
Абернати, Техас - Монро Абернати (один из застройщиков города)
Абингтон, Массачусетс - Энн Венейблс Берти, графиня Абингтон, Кембриджшир ^{[ 3 ]}
Аблман, Висконсин - SVR Ableman (поселенцы) ^{[ 1 ]}
Экли, Айова - JW Ackley (основатель) ^{[ 4 ]}
Акворт, Нью -Гемпшир - Джейкоб Акворт (британский военно -морской офицер) ^{[ 5 ]}
Ада Тауншип, Мичиган - Ада Смит (дочь почтмейстера) ^{[ 4 ]}
Adairville, Кентукки - Джон Адэйр (губернатор Кентукки) ^{[ 4 ]}
Адамс, Калифорния - Чарльз Адамс (землевладелец)
Адамс, Массачусетс - Сэмюэль Адамс ^{[ 6 ]}
Адамс, Небраска - Джо Адамс (поселенцы) ^{[ 7 ]}
Адамс, Нью -Йорк - Джон Адамс ^{[ 8 ]}
Адамс, Орегон - Джон Ф. Адамс (Homesteader)
Адамс, Теннесси - Рувим Адамс (землевладелец) ^{[ 7 ]}
Адамсборо, Индиана - Джордж Э. Адамс (основатель) ^{[ 7 ]}
Адамсбург, Пенсильвания - Джон Адамс ^{[ 7 ]}
Станция Адамса, Калифорния - Мари Адамс Павлин (владелец таверны)
Адамстаун, Калифорния - Джордж Адамс (основатель)
Адамстаун, Пенсильвания - Джон Адамс ^{[ 7 ]}
Адамсвилл, Аризона - Чарльз С. Адамс (оригинальный поселенец)
Аддисон, 4 места в штате Мэн , Нью -Йорк , Пенсильвания и Вермонт - Джозеф Аддисон (английский эссеист, поэт, драматург и политик) ^{[ 7 ]}
Аддисон, Западная Вирджиния - Аддисон Маклафлин (местный адвокат) ^{[ 7 ]}
Возраст, Калифорния - возраст Макдауэлл (основатель)
Адриан, Мичиган - римский император Адриан ^{[ 9 ]}
Адриан, Миннесота - миссис Адриан Иселин (мать Адриана С. Иселин, директор Сиу Сити и Железнодорожной компании Сент -Пола)
Агилар, Колорадо - Хосе Рамон Агилар (скотовод и пионер)
Айкен, Южная Каролина - Уильям Айкен -младший (губернатор Южной Каролины) ^{[ 7 ]}
Эйнсворт, Айова - DH Ainsworth (инженер -строитель) ^{[ 10 ]}
Эйнсворт, Вашингтон - JC Ainsworth (железнодорожный) ^{[ 10 ]}
Олбани, Нью -Гемпшир - Джеймс Йорк и Олбани (косвенно, через Олбани, Нью -Йорк )
Олбани, Нью -Йорк - Джеймс Йорк и Олбани ^{[ 11 ]}
Альбемарл, Северная Каролина - Джордж Монк, 1 -й герцог Альбемарл ^{[ 10 ]}
Альберхилл, Калифорния - Ч. Альберс, Джеймс и Джордж Хилл (землевладельцы) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 1387
Альберт Ли, Миннесота - Альберт Миллер Ли США (инженер, солдат и топограф с драгунами ) ^{[ 10 ]}
Альбертон, Монтана - Альберт Дж. Эрлинг (Президент Чикаго , Милуоки, Сент -Пол и Тихоокеанская железная дорога )
Альбукерке, Нью -Мексико - Франциско Фернандес де ла Куэва, 8 -й герцог Албуркерке ^{[ 13 ]}
Албург, Вермонт - Ира Аллен (землевладелец) ^{[ 14 ]}
Алкестер, Южная Дакота - полковник Алкестер из британской армии
Олден, Калифорния - SE Alden (фермер и землевладелец)
Олден, Айова - Генри Олден (поселенцы) ^{[ 14 ]}
Олдерсон, Западная Вирджиния - Джон Олдерсон (поселенцы и местный министр) ^{[ 14 ]}
Александр, Нью -Йорк - Александр Реа (поселенцы и сенатор штата) ^{[ 14 ]}
Александр, Мэн - Александр Баринг, 1 -й барон Эшбертон ^{[ 15 ]}
Александрия, Небраска - SJ Alexander (государственный секретарь) ^{[ 14 ]}
Александрия, Нью -Йорк и Александрия Бэй, Нью -Йорк - Александр Ле Рэй (сын местного поселенца) ^{[ 14 ]}
Александрия, Нью -Гемпшир - Джон Александр (косвенно, через Александрию, Вирджиния )
Александрия, Южная Дакота - Александр Митчелл (президент железной дороги)
Александрия, Вирджиния - Джон Александр (поселенцы)
Алфорд, Массачусетс - полковник Джон Алфорд ^{[ 14 ]}
Алфордсвилл, Индиана - Джеймс Алфорд (поселенцы) ^{[ 14 ]}
Альфред, Мэн - король Альфред Великий ^{[ 14 ]}
Алджир, Огайо - Рассел А. Алджер ^{[ 14 ]}
Алиса, Техас - Алиса Гертрудис Кинг Клеберг (дочь Ричарда Кинга , которая основала ранчо короля )
Аллендейл, Окленд, Калифорния - Чарльз Э. Аллен (брокер по недвижимости)
Аллендейл, Южная Каролина - семья Аллена (поселенцы) ^{[ 16 ]}
Алленстаун, Нью -Гемпшир - Сэмюэль Аллен (отец землевладельца и губернатор Нью -Гемпшира) ^{[ 16 ]}
Аллентаун, Джорджия - JW Allen (почтмейстер)
Аллентаун, Пенсильвания - Уильям Аллен ^{[ 16 ]}
Полезание Альдэй, Нью -Джерси - главный Alloway ^{[ 16 ]}
Алма, Колорадо - Алма Джеймс (жена местного торговца) ^{[ 16 ]}
Алмонт, Мичиган - Хуан Альмонте ^{[ 17 ]}
Алстед, Нью -Гемпшир - Иоганн Хейнрих Альстед (составил раннюю энциклопедию , которая была популярна в Гарвардском колледже ) (ПРИМЕЧАНИЕ ПРАВИЛИ)
Алтхеймер, Арканзас - Джозеф и Луи Алтхеймер (основатели) ^{[ 18 ]}
Альтон, Калифорния - Алтон Истон (косвенно, через Альтон, Иллинойс ) ^{[ 17 ]}
Альтон, Иллинойс - Альтон Истон (сын основателя Руфуса Истона ) ^{[ 17 ]}
Альва, Флорида - Томас Альва Эдисон (изобретатель)
Альварадо, Калифорния - Хуан Альварадо (Мексиканский губернатор Калифорнии) ^{[ 17 ]}
Элвин, Техас - Элвин Морган (поселенцы)
Амадор Сити, Калифорния - Хосе Мария Амадор (ранний золотой разведчик) ^{[ 17 ]}
Амблер, Пенсильвания - Джозеф Амблер (поселенцы) ^{[ 17 ]}
Амелия Корт Дом, Вирджиния - принцесса Амелия из Великобритании ^{[ 19 ]}
Эймс, Нью -Йорк - Фишер Эймс ^{[ 19 ]}
Амхерст, Нью -Гемпшир - Джеффри Амхерст, 1 -й барон Амхерст (также Массачусетс и Мэн ) ^{[ 19 ]}
Анахайм, Калифорния - Святая Анна (косвенно, через реку Санта -Ана )
Анастасия остров, Флорида - Святая Анастасия ^{[ 19 ]}
Андерсон, Индиана - начальник Уильям Андерсон ^{[ 19 ]}
Андерсон, Канзас - Джозеф С. Андерсон (законодатель штата) ^{[ 20 ]}
Андерсон, Южная Каролина - генерал Роберт Андерсон ^{[ 20 ]}
Андерсона, Калифорния - Джефф Андерсон (владелец лесопилки)
Андраде, Калифорния - мексиканский генерал Гильермо Андраде
Анжелика, Нью -Йорк - церковь Анжелики Шайлер ^{[ 20 ]}
Ангелы лагерь, Калифорния - Генри П. Ангел (ранний поселенец и торговец) ^{[ 20 ]}
Анкени, Айова - Джон Флетчер Анкенси
Анна, Иллинойс - Анна Дэвис (жена землевладельца) ^{[ 20 ]}
Аннаполис, Мэриленд - Энн, королева Великобритании ^{[ 21 ]}
Энн Арбор, Мичиган - Энн Аллен и Энн Рамси (жены поселенцев) ^{[ 20 ]}
Аннсвилл, Нью -Йорк - Энн Блумфилд (жена поселенца) ^{[ 20 ]}
Энсон, Мэн - Джордж Энсон, 1 -й барон Ансон
Ансон, Висконсин - Ансон Берлингейм (аболиционист, законодатель, дипломат) ^{[ 22 ]}
Ансония, Коннектикут - Ансон Грин Фелпс ^{[ 23 ]}
Анстед, Западная Вирджиния - Дэвид Т. Анстед (геолог и землевладелец) ^{[ 24 ]}
Антис Тауншип, Пенсильвания - Фредерик Анестес (полковник, который сражался во время войны за революцию ) (ПРИМЕЧАНИЕ ПРАВДЕНИЯ)
Энтони, Канзас - Джордж Т. Энтони (7 -й губернатор Канзаса) ^{[ 25 ]}
Applebachsville, Pennsylvania - генерал Пол Эпплбах ^{[ 26 ]}
Applegate, Калифорния - Лиссабон Эпплгейт (ранний поселенец) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 444
Эпплтон, Мэн ^{[ 27 ]} и Эпплтон, Висконсин ^{[ 26 ]} -Сэмюэл Эпплтон (тесть Амоса Лоуренса , основателя Университета Лоуренса )
Appling, Джорджия - Кол. И приложение ^{[ 26 ]}
Арбакл, Калифорния - Тацит Р. Арбакл (ранний землевладелец и поселенцы)
Арчдейл, Северная Каролина - Джон Арчдейл ^{[ 26 ]}
Арка, Айдахо - Георг фон Арко
Аренцвилл, Иллинойс - Фрэнсис А. Аренз (основатель) ^{[ 26 ]}
Ариетта для Ренселлярного фургона) ^{[ 28 ]}
Арлингтон, Техас - Генри Беннет, 1 -й граф Арлингтон (косвенно, через Арлингтон Хаус, Мемориал Роберта Ли )) ^{[ 29 ]}
Armourdale, Канзас - Armor Brothers (основатели Armor и Company ) ^{[ 28 ]}
Арнольд, Калифорния - Боб и Бернис Арнольд (ранние местные торговцы)
Арнольд Хайтс, Калифорния - генерал Генри Х. Арнольд ^{[ 12 ]}^: 1390
Арундел, Мэн - лорд Арундел
Арвада, Колорадо -Хирам Арвада Хаскин (зять поселенца Мэри Уодсворт)
Арвин, Калифорния - Арвин Ричардсон (пионер)
Эсбери Парк, Нью -Джерси - Фрэнсис Эсбери ^{[ 30 ]}
Эшбернхэм, Массачусетс - Джон Эшбернхэм, 2 -й граф Эшбернхэм ^{[ 30 ]}
Эшбибург, Кентукки - генерал Стивен Эшби ^{[ 30 ]}
Эшборо, Северная Каролина - Сэмюэль Эш (губернатор Северной Каролины) ^{[ 30 ]}
Ашервилль, Индиана - Джон Ашер (основатель) ^{[ 30 ]}
Эшфорд, Алабама - Томас Эшфорд ^{[ 30 ]}
Эшли, Мичиган - HW Эшли (менеджер железной дороги Энн -Арбор ) ^{[ 30 ]}
Река Эшли (Южная Каролина) - Энтони Эшли Купер, 1 -й граф Шефтсбери ^{[ 30 ]}
Астор, Флорида и Астор Парк, Флорида - Уильям Бэкхаус Астор, старший.
Астория, Орегон - Джон Джейкоб Астор ^{[ 31 ]}
Атчисон, Канзас - Дэвид Райс Атчисон (Сенатор Миссури) ^{[ 32 ]}
Атен, Небраска - Джон Атен (сенатор штата) ^{[ 33 ]}
Атол, Массачусетс - Джеймс Мюррей, 2 -й герцог Атолл ^{[ 33 ]}
Аткинсон, Мэн - судья Аткинсон (землевладельца) ^{[ 34 ]}
Аткинсон, Нью -Гемпшир - Теодор Аткинсон (землевладелец) ^{[ 34 ]}
Атуотер, Калифорния - Маршалл Д. Атуотер (фермер, землевладелец)
Атуотер, Миннесота - Исаак Атуотер (поселенцы Святого Павла ) ^{[ 34 ]}
Atwater Township, штат Огайо - Amzi atwater (инспектор) ^{[ 34 ]}
Этвуд, Канзас - Этвуд Матени (сын основателя) ^{[ 34 ]}
Auberry, California - Al Yarborough
Аудонон, Миннесота - Джон Джеймс Аудуон ^{[ 34 ]}
Августа, Джорджия - принцесса Августа из Саксе-Готы ^{[ 35 ]}
Августа, Канзас - Августа Джеймс (жена трейдера) ^{[ 34 ]}
Августа, Мэн - Августа Дирборн (дочь Генри Дирборна ) ^{[ 36 ]}
Алт, Колорадо - Александр Алт (владелец муки мельницы)
Аурелий, Нью -Йорк - Маркус Аурелиус (римский император) ^{[ 37 ]}
Остин, Миннесота - Остин Николс (поселенцы) ^{[ 38 ]}
Остин, Техас - Стивен Ф. Остин ^{[ 39 ]}
Аве Мария, Флорида - Мария, мать Иисуса
Аверилл, Вермонт - Сэмюэль Аверилл (землевладельца)
Эйвери, Калифорния - Джордж Дж. Эйвери (первый почтмейстер)
Эйверис Гор, Вермонт - Сэмюэль Эйвери ( заместитель шерифа Вестминстера и тюремного труда)
Экстелл, Канзас - доктор Джесси Акстилл (офицер железной дороги Святого Иосифа и Гранд -Айленда ) ^{[ 37 ]}
Айер, Массачусетс -доктор Джеймс Кук Айер (производитель патентной медицины) ^{[ 37 ]}

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Бэгби, Калифорния - Бенджамин А. Бэгби (купец, отельер, владелец гостиницы)
Бейнбридж, Нью -Йорк - Коммодор Уильям Бейнбридж
Бэйрд, Техас - Мэтью Бэйрд (президент Baldwin Locomative Works )
Бейкер, Монтана - AG Baker (инженер из Чикаго, Милуоки, Сент -Пол и Тихоокеанской железной дороги )
Бейкер -Сити, Орегон - сенатор Эдвард Д. Бейкер (косвенно через округ Бейкер, штат Орегон ) ^{[ 40 ]}^{[ 41 ]}
Бейкер округ, Флорида - Джеймс Макнейр Бейкер , судья и Конфедерации сенатор ^{[ 42 ]}
Бейкерсфилд, Калифорния - полковник Томас Бейкер ^{[ 43 ]}
Бейкерсфилд, Вермонт - Джозеф Бейкер (землевладелец) ^{[ 44 ]}
Болдуин, Джорджия - Авраам Болдуин (сенатор США) ^{[ 44 ]}
Болдуин, Мэн - полковник Лоамми Болдуин (тезка яблока Болдуина ) ^{[ 44 ]}
Болдуин, Мичиган - губернатор Генри П. Болдуин ^{[ 44 ]}
Болдуин, округ Чемн, Нью -Йорк - Исаак, Томас и Уолтер Болдуин (поселенцы) ^{[ 44 ]}
Болдуин, Висконсин - да Болдуин (поселенцы) ^{[ 44 ]}
Болдуин -Сити, Канзас - Джон Болдуин ^{[ 44 ]}
Болдуинсвилль, Нью -Йорк - доктор Джонас Болдуин (поселенцы) ^{[ 44 ]}
Ballantine, Montana - EP Ballantine (Homesteader)
Ballston, New York and Ballston Spa, Нью -Йорк - Преподобный Элифалет Болл (поселенцы) ^{[ 45 ]}
Балтимор, Мэриленд - лорд Балтимор ^{[ 45 ]}
Баннинг, Калифорния - Финес Баннинг , владелец линии дилижанса и отец порта Лос -Анджелеса .
Барабу, Висконсин - Джин Барибо (поселенцы) ^{[ 45 ]}
Барага, Мичиган - епископ Фридрих Барага ^{[ 45 ]}
Барбер, Калифорния - OC Barber (президент Diamond Match Company )
Барбертон, штат Огайо - OC Barber (президент Diamond Match Company )
Барбурсвилль, Западная Вирджиния - Филипп П. Барбур (губернатор Вирджинии) ^{[ 45 ]}
Бард, Калифорния - Томас Р. Бард (чиновник ирригационного района)
Бардстаун, Кентукки - Дэвид Бард, который получил оригинальный городской сайт от губернатора Вирджинии, и его брата Уильяма Барда, который опросил сайт ^{[ 46 ]}
Бардерсвилль, Индиана - Джефферсон Баргер ^{[ 46 ]}
Плантация Баркинга, Мэн - Александр Баринг, 1 -й барон Эшбертон ^{[ 15 ]}
Баркер, округ Брум, Нью -Йорк - Джон Баркер (поселенцы) ^{[ 46 ]}
Барлоу, Орегон - Джон Л. Барлоу (поселенцы) ^{[ 46 ]}
Барнард, Вермонт - сэр Фрэнсис Бернард (землевладельца) (ПРИМЕЧАНИЕ ПРАВДЕНИЕ) ^{[ 46 ]}
Барнс, Канзас - как Барнс (издатель) ^{[ 46 ]}
Барнум, Денвер, Колорадо - Пт Барнум (землевладелец) ^{[ 46 ]}
Барнвелл, Южная Каролина - семья Барнвелл ^{[ 46 ]}
землевладелец ) ( Antoine Shack ^{[ 47 ]}^{[ 48 ]}
Барре, Массачусетс , Барре, Нью -Йорк , Барре (город), Вермонт и Барре (город), Вермонт - Исаак Барре (ирландский солдат и политик) ^{[ 46 ]}
Баррингтон, Нью -Гемпшир и Баррингтон, Род -Айленд ^{[ 46 ]} - Джон Шут Баррингтон, 1 -й виконт Баррингтон (брат Сэмюэля Шута , губернатор Массачусетса )
Баррон, Висконсин - Генри Д. Баррон (судья) ^{[ 46 ]}
Барстоу, Калифорния - Уильям Барстоу Стронг ( ATSF ) президент
Бартлетт, Иллинойс - Лютер Бартлетт
Бартлетт, Нью -Гемпшир - доктор Джозия Бартлетт ^{[ 49 ]}
Бартлетт -Спрингс, Калифорния - зеленый Бартлетт (владелец курорта)
Бартон, Вермонт - генерал Уильям Бартон ^{[ 49 ]}
Бартоу, Флорида и Бартоу, Джорджия ^{[ 49 ]} - Фрэнсис С. Бартоу (Генерал Конфедерации)
Бастроп, Луизиана и Бастроп, Техас - Фелипе Энрике Нери, Барон де Бастроп (голландский похититель, который ложно утверждал, что он дворянин) ^{[ 49 ]}
Бейтсвилл, Арканзас - Джеймс Вудсон Бейтс ^{[ 49 ]}
Бейтсвилл, штат Огайо - Преподобный Тимоти Бейтс ^{[ 49 ]}
Бат, Нью -Гемпшир - Уильям Пултени, 1 -й граф Бат
Бат, Нью -Йорк - Генриетта Пултени, графиня Бата ^{[ 49 ]}
Battleboro, Северная Каролина - Джеймс С. и Джозеф Батл (железные дороги) ^{[ 50 ]}
Баярд, Западная Вирджиния - Томас Ф. Баярд (сенатор США из Делавэра) ^{[ 51 ]}
Бэйфилд, штат Висконсин - контр -адмирал Генри Уолси Бэйфилд ^{[ 50 ]}
Бэй Сент -Луис, Миссисипи - Луи IX из Франции ^{[ 50 ]}
Маяк, Айова - Бенджамин Дисраэли, граф Биконфилд ^{[ 50 ]}
Билс, Мэн - Манвэнг Бил (поселенцы)
Бельвилль, Калифорния - Эдвард Фицджеральд Бил (землевладелец)
Бердстаун, Иллинойс - Томас Берд (поселенцы) ^{[ 52 ]}
Беатрис, округ Гумбольдт, Калифорния - Беатрис Уайт (первый почтмейстер) ^{[ 52 ]}
Битти, Канзас - А. Битти (мэр Святого Иосифа, Миссури ) ^{[ 52 ]}
Биттивилль, Кентукки - Сэмюэль Битти (поселенцы) ^{[ 52 ]}
Бофорт, Северная Каролина и Бофорт, Южная Каролина - Генри Сомерсет, 2 -й герцог Бофорт ^{[ 52 ]}^{[ 53 ]}
Beauregard, Mississippi - Pgt Beauregard (генерал Конфедерации) ^{[ 52 ]}
Бомонт, Техас - Джефферсон Бомонт (ранний поселенец и государственный чиновник)
Беккер, Миннесота - Джордж Лумис Беккер (мэр святого Павла ) ^{[ 52 ]}
Бекли, Западная Вирджиния - генерал Альфред Бекли (поселенцы) ^{[ 52 ]}
Бекворт, Калифорния - Джеймс Беквурт , искатель приключений и ранний поселенец ^{[ 54 ]}
Бедфорд, Массачусетс - Вриотисли Рассел, 2 -й герцог Бедфордский ^{[ 52 ]}
Бедфорд, Нью -Гемпшир и Бедфорд, Вирджиния ^{[ 55 ]} - Джон Рассел, 4 -й герцог Бедфорд
Бедфорд, Теннесси - Томас Бедфорд ^{[ 52 ]}
Биб, Арканзас - Розуэлл Биб (поселенцы) ^{[ 52 ]}
Бичер Сити, Иллинойс - Чарльз А. Бичер (железнодорожный) ^{[ 56 ]}
Бикман, Нью -Йорк - Генри Бикман (землевладелец) ^{[ 56 ]}
Бикмантаун, Нью -Йорк - Уильям Бикман (землевладелец) ^{[ 56 ]}
Beeville, Техас - Барнард Э. Би -старший (служил госсекретарем и министром военных действий в Техасской Республике ) (косвенно, через округ Би, Техас ) ^{[ 57 ]}
Белчертаун, Массачусетс - Джонатан Белчер (губернатор Массачусетса и Нью -Джерси ) ^{[ 58 ]}
Белден, Калифорния - Роберт Белден (первый почтмейстер) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 355
Belleville, Канзас - Ара Белль Туттон (жена землевладельца) ^{[ 56 ]}
Беллингхэм, Массачусетс - губернатор Ричард Беллингхэм ^{[ 56 ]}
Беллингхэм, Вашингтон - сэр Уильям Беллингхэм, 1 -й баронет ^{[ 59 ]}
Беллмонт, Нью -Йорк - Уильям Белл (землевладелец) ^{[ 56 ]}
Фолс, Вермонт - полковник Бенджамин Беллоуз (землевладелец) ^{[ 56 ]}
Bellwood, Небраска - DJ Bell (землевладелец) ^{[ 56 ]}
Белмонт, Миссури ^{[ 60 ]} и Белмонт, Нью -Гемпшир ^{[ 61 ]} - Август Белмонт (финансист)
Белтон, Техас - губернатор Питер Хансборо Белл ^{[ 60 ]}
Белтрами, Миннесота - Джакомо Бельтрами ^{[ 60 ]}
Белф, Западная Вирджиния - Бельва Энн Локвуд
Белзони, Миссисипи - Джованни Баттиста Белзони ^{[ 60 ]}
Бемис Хайтс, Нью -Йорк - Джонатан Бемис (владелец гостиницы) ^{[ 60 ]}
Бенедикта, Мэн - епископ Бенедикт Фенвик (землевладелец) ^{[ 60 ]}
Бенича, Калифорния - Франциска Бенисия Карилло де Вальехо (жена Мариано Гуадалупе Вальехо ) ^{[ 60 ]}
Беннер Тауншип, Пенсильвания - генерал Филипп Беннер ( Ironmaster )
Беннетт, Айова - Чет Беннетт (железнодорожный) ^{[ 60 ]}
Беннеттвилл, Калифорния - Томас Беннетт (президент горной компании)
Беннингтон, Нью -Гемпшир - колониальный губернатор Беннинг Вентворт ^{[ 60 ]} (косвенно, через Беннингтон, Вермонт ) ^{[ 62 ]}
Беннингтон, Вермонт - колониальный губернатор Беннинг Вентворт ^{[ 60 ]}
Бентон , 7 мест в Арканзасе , Калифорнии , Кентукки , Луизиане , Мэн , Миннесоте и Нью -Гемпшире - сенатор Томас Харт Бентон ^{[ 63 ]}^{[ 64 ]}^{[ 65 ]}^{[ 60 ]}
Бентон, Нью -Йорк - Леви Бентон (поселенцы) ^{[ 66 ]}
Бентон Хот -Спрингс, Калифорния - сенатор Томас Харт Бентон
Бентония, Миссисипи - Бентония Грин (жительница) ^{[ 66 ]}
Бентонвилль, Арканзас - сенатор Томас Харт Бентон
Бенвуд, Западная Вирджиния - Бенджамин Латроб II ^{[ 66 ]}
Бересфорд, Южная Дакота - лорд Чарльз Бересфорд
Беркли, Калифорния - епископ Джордж Беркли ^{[ 67 ]}
Беркли -Спрингс, Западная Вирджиния - губернатор колониации Уильям Беркли ^{[ 66 ]}
Беркли, Массачусетс - епископ Джордж Беркли ^{[ 66 ]} (Дополнительное «E», по -видимому, был сброшен по ошибке, когда официально зарегистрировано Государственным домом )
Беркли, Вирджиния - Норборн Беркли, 4 -й барон Ботетер ^{[ 66 ]}
Бермудские острова, 5 мест в Алабаме , Джорджии , Луизиане, Южной Каролине и Теннесси - Хуан де Бермудес (косвенно, после Бермудских островов ) ^{[ 66 ]}
Тауншип Бернардс, Нью -Джерси - сэр Фрэнсис Бернард из Nether Winchendon House, Англия
Бернардстон, Массачусетс - сэр Фрэнсис Бернард, 1 -й баронет ^{[ 66 ]}
Берриен Тауншип, Мичиган - Джон М. Берриен ^{[ 66 ]}
Берривилль, Арканзас - губернатор Джеймс Х. Берри ^{[ 68 ]}
Бертуд, Колорадо - Эдвард Л. Бертуд (железнодорожный геодезист и инженер) ^{[ 68 ]}
Бессьемер, Алабама , Бессьемер, Мичиган и Бессемер -Сити, Северная Каролина - Генри Бессемер (английский изобретатель процесса изготовления стали) ^{[ 68 ]}
Беверидж, Калифорния - Джон Беверидж
Беверли, Западная Вирджиния - Уильям Беверли (землевладелец) ^{[ 68 ]}
Бевье, Кентукки и Бевье, Миссури - полковник Роберт Бевье ^{[ 68 ]}
Бексар, 4 места в Алабаме , Арканзасе , Теннесси и Техасе (графство) - Фердинанд VI Испании (первоначально герцог Бексар) ^{[ 68 ]}^{[ 69 ]}
Бибер, Калифорния - Натан Бибер (ранний поселенец и первый почтмейстер)
Биенвилль, Луизиана - Жан -Батист Ле Мойн де Биенвилль ^{[ 68 ]}
Биллингс, Монтана - Фредерик Х. Биллингс ^{[ 70 ]}
Биллингспорт, Нью -Джерси - Эдвард Бейллинге (торговец и колониальный губернатор) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 70 ]}
Билтмор Форест, Северная Каролина - Джордж Вашингтон Вандер Билт II ^{[ 70 ]}
Бингхэм, Мэн - Уильям Бингхэм (землевладелец) ^{[ 70 ]}
Бингемтон, Нью -Йорк - Уильям Бингхэм ^{[ 70 ]}
Берчвилль, Калифорния - Л. Берч Адсит ^{[ 12 ]}^: 451
Birdsall, Нью -Йорк - Джон Бердсолл (судья) ^{[ 70 ]}
Бердсборо, Пенсильвания - Уильям Берд (землевладелец) ^{[ 70 ]}
Епископ, Калифорния - Сэмюэль Аддисон Бишоп (поселенцы) (косвенно, через епископ -ручей )
Бисмарк, Миссури и Бисмарк, Северная Дакота - Отто фон Бисмарк ^{[ 70 ]}
Блэксбург, Вирджиния - Уильям Блэк (землевладелец)
Блэкстоун, Массачусетс - Преподобный Уильям Блэкстон (поселенцы) (вариант орфографии) ^{[ 71 ]}
Blackwells Corner, Калифорния - Джордж Блэквелл (купец)
Бладенборо, Северная Каролина - Мартин Бладен ^{[ 71 ]}
Блейн, Мэн - Джеймс Г. Блейн ^{[ 71 ]}
Блэр, Небраска - Джон Инсли Блэр (чиновник города Сиу и Тихоокеанской железной дороги ) ^{[ 72 ]}
Блэрсден, Калифорния - Джеймс А. Блэр (финансист Западной Тихоокеанской железной дороги ) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 358
Блэрстаун, Айова и Блэрстаун, Нью -Джерси - Джон Инсли Блэр (железнодорожный магнат и один из самых богатых людей 19 -го века) ^{[ 72 ]}
Блэрсвилль, Пенсильвания - Джон Блэр (житель) ^{[ 72 ]}
Блейкли, Джорджия - капитан Джонстон Блейкли , ВМС США ^{[ 72 ]}
Бланшар, Калифорния - Рози М. Бланшар (первый почтмейстер)
Бланшар, Мэн - Чарльз Бланшар (землевладелец) ^{[ 72 ]}
Бланко, округ Монтерей, Калифорния - Том Уайт (поселенцы); «Бланко» - это «белый» на испанском
Блэндфорд, Массачусетс - Джон Черчилль, 1 -й герцог Мальборо (также занимал титул Маркиз Бландфорда) ^{[ 72 ]}
Блэндвилл, Кентукки - капитан Блэнд Баллард ^{[ 72 ]}
Бэйкер, Нью -Йорк - Рутгер Янсен Бэйкер (землевладелец) ^{[ 72 ]}
Блиссфилд, Мичиган - Генри Блисс (землевладелец) ^{[ 72 ]}
Blocksburg, Калифорния - Бенджамин Блокбергер (торговец и основатель) ^{[ 72 ]}
Блумфилд, Нью -Джерси - губернатор Джозеф Блумфилд ^{[ 72 ]}
Блоссбург, Пенсильвания - Аарон Блосс (поселенцы ^{[ 72 ]}
Blountsville, Индиана - Эндрю Блаунт (основатель) ^{[ 72 ]}
Блайт, Калифорния - Томас Генри Блайт ; Сан -Франциско Капиталист
Boardman, Ohio - Фредерик Бордман (землевладелец) ^{[ 73 ]}
Бодфиш, Калифорния - Джордж Х. Бодфиш (ранний поселенец)
Боди, Калифорния - WS Bodey (Prospector)
Боерн, Техас - Луи Берн (немецкий писатель) ^{[ 73 ]}
Боливар, 4 места в Миссури , Миссисипи , Нью -Йорке и Теннесси - Симон Боливар ^{[ 73 ]}
Болтон, Массачусетс - Чарльз Паулетт, 3 -й герцог Болтон ^{[ 74 ]}
Бонапарт, Айова - Наполеон Бонапарт ^{[ 74 ]}
Бонги Корнер, Калифорния - доктор JL Bond (Homesteader)
Бондрант, Айова - Ак Бондрант ^{[ 74 ]}
Бонхэм, Техас - полковник JB Bonham ^{[ 74 ]}
Боннер Спрингс, Канзас - Роберт Э. Боннер (редактор Нью -Йорк Леджер ) ^{[ 74 ]}
Бонневиль, Орегон - Бенджамин Бонневилль (исследователь) ^{[ 74 ]}
Booge, Южная Дакота - CA Booge
Бун, Северная Каролина , Станция Бун, Кентукки и Бунвилл, Северная Каролина - Даниэль Бун ^{[ 75 ]}
Бунвилл, Калифорния - WW Boone (купец)
Бунтон, Нью -Джерси - Томас Бун (колониальный губернатор) ^{[ 74 ]}
Бунвилл, Нью -Йорк - Геррит Бун (земельный агент) ^{[ 76 ]}
Борден, Калифорния - доктор Джеймс Борден (гражданский лидер)
Борден, Техас - Гейл Борден (таможенная чиновник) ^{[ 76 ]}
Бордентаун, Нью -Джерси - Джозеф Борден (основатель) ^{[ 76 ]}
Боскавен, Нью -Гемпшир - лорд Эдвард Боскавен ^{[ 77 ]}
Город Боссье, Луизиана - Пьер Боссье (генерал) ^{[ 76 ]}
Бостик, Северная Каролина - Джордж Т. Бостик ^{[ 76 ]}
Боттино, Северная Дакота - Пьер Боттино (поселенцы) ^{[ 76 ]}
Буквилль, Нью -Йорк - губернатор Уильям С. Бук ^{[ 76 ]}
Бурбон, Индиана - Дом Бурбона ^{[ 78 ]}
Борн, Массачусетс - Джонатан Борн -старший (сын Ричарда Борна, который служил в Массачусетском общем суде)
Боудойн, Мэн - Джеймс Боудойн (губернатор Массачусетса ) ^{[ 79 ]}
Боудоинхам, Мэн - Уильям Боудойн (землевладелец) ^{[ 80 ]}
Боушерстоун, Нью -Джерси - Майкл Б. Бауэрс (владелец Железного Линга)
Боуи, Мэриленд - полковник Уильям Д. Боуи
Боуи, Техас - Джеймс Боуи ^{[ 78 ]}
Боуман, Калифорния - Гарри Боуман (фруктовый производитель) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 453
Бойд, Кентукки - лейтенант губернатор Линн Бойд ^{[ 78 ]}
Бойлстон, Нью -Йорк - Томас Бойлстон (Доктор) ^{[ 78 ]}
Бозман, Монтана - Джон Бозман ^{[ 78 ]}
Брэддок, Пенсильвания - генерал Эдвард Брэддок ^{[ 78 ]}
Брэдфорд округ, штат Флорида - капитан Ричард Брэдфорд, первый офицер Конфедерации из Флориды, чтобы умереть в гражданской войне ^{[ 81 ]}
Брэдфорд, Пенсильвания - генеральный прокурор Уильям Брэдфорд ^{[ 81 ]}
Брэдфордсвилл, Кентукки - Питер Брэдфорд (поселенцы) ^{[ 81 ]}
Брэдли, Калифорния - Брэдли В. Сарджент (землевладелец)
Брэдли, Мэн - Брэдли Блэкман (поселенцы)
Брэдли Бич, Нью -Джерси - Джеймс А. Брэдли (землевладелец) ^{[ 81 ]}
Брэдшоу -Сити, Аризона - Уильям Д. Брэдшоу
Брэдис Бенд, Пенсильвания - капитан Сэмюэль Брэди ^{[ 81 ]}
Брэдтмур, Калифорния - Брэдли Т. Мур (основатель)
Брейнерд, Канзас - Эб Брейнерд (землевладелец) ^{[ 81 ]}
Брейнерд, Миннесота - Дэвид Брейнерд (миссионер) ^{[ 81 ]}
Брэндон, Миссисипи - губернатор Джерард Брэндон ^{[ 81 ]}
Брант, Нью -Йорк - Джозеф Брант ^{[ 81 ]}
Брандт, Южная Дакота - Преподобный По Брандт
Бранскомб, Калифорния - Бенджамин Франклин Бранскоб (Ранний Сетлер)
Брашер, Нью -Йорк - Филипп Брашер (землевладелец) ^{[ 81 ]}
Браттлборо, Вермонт - полковник Уильям Браттл -младший (владелец) ^{[ 82 ]}
Брекенридж - Джон С. Брекинридж , 4 места в

Колорадо - Миннесота - Миссури - Техас (все варианты орфографии) ^{[ 82 ]}

Breedsville, Michigan - Silas Breed (поселенцы) ^{[ 82 ]}
Бриз, Иллинойс - губернатор -лейтенант Сидни Бриз ^{[ 82 ]}
Бревард округ, Флорида и Бревард, Северная Каролина - Эфраим Дж. Бревард (возможный автор Мекленбургского декларации независимости ) ^{[ 82 ]}
Брюер, Мэн - полковник Джон Брюер (поселенцы) ^{[ 82 ]}
Брюстер, Массачусетс - старейшина Уильям Брюстер ^{[ 82 ]}
Брюстер, Миннесота - старейшина Уильям Брюстер (косвенно, через Брюстер, штат Массачусетс )
Брюстер, Нью -Йорк - Уолтер и Джеймс Брюстер (два ранних землевладельцев) ^{[ 82 ]}
Брайсбург, Калифорния - Уильям М. Брайс (торговец)
Briceland, Калифорния - Джон С. Бриселанд (землевладелец)
Бриклин, Миннесота - Джон Брика (землевладелец)
Бриджер, Монтана - Джим Бриджер (Frontiersman) ^{[ 82 ]}
Бриджтон, Мэн - Муди -Мосты (поселенцы) ^{[ 83 ]}
Бриенсбург, Кентукки - Джеймс Бриен (законодатель штата) ^{[ 83 ]}
Бригам Сити, Юта - Бригам Янг ^{[ 83 ]}
Бриско, Техас - Эндрю Бриско (Техайский Патриот) ^{[ 83 ]}
Бристоль (деревня), Висконсин - Преподобный Ира Бристоль (поселенцы) ^{[ 83 ]}
Broadus, Montana - семья Броддус (ранние поселенцы) (ПРИМЕЧАНИЕ ПРАВДЕНИЯ)
Брокпорт, Нью -Йорк - Хиль Броквей (поселенцы) ^{[ 83 ]}
Броктон, Массачусетс - Исаак Брок ( офицер британской армии и администратор армии ) (косвенно, после того, как местный торговец услышал о Броквилле, Онтарио , во время поездки на Ниагарский водопад )
Броквей, Калифорния - Натаниэль Броквей (дядя почтмейстера) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 454
Бродерик, Калифорния - сенатор США Дэвид С. Бродерик
Бронсон, Канзас - Ира Д. Бронсон (выдающийся житель Форт Скотт ) ^{[ 83 ]}
Бронкс, Нью -Йорк - Джонас Бронк (поселенцы) ^{[ 83 ]}
Брукс, Мэн - Джон Брукс ( кандидат федералистов по губернатору Массачусетса ) ^{[ 83 ]}
Брукс округ, штат Джорджия - конгрессмен Престон Брукс ^{[ 83 ]}
Бруксвилл, Флорида - Конгрессмен Престон Брукс
Бруквилль, Индиана - Джесси Брук Томас (владелец) ^{[ 84 ]}
Браун, Калифорния - Джордж Браун (отельер)
Браунфилд, Мэн - капитан Генри Янг Браун (служил во французской и индийской войне ) ^{[ 84 ]}
Браунингтон, Вермонт - Даниэль и Тимоти Браун (землевладельцы) ^{[ 84 ]}
Браунстаун, Индиана , Браунсвилл, Кентукки и Браунсвилл, Теннесси - Джейкоб Дженнингс Браун (офицер американской армии) ^{[ 84 ]}^{[ 85 ]}
Browns Valley, Миннесота - Джозеф Браун (основатель)
Браунсвилл, Мэриленд - Тобиас Браун (ранний поселенец)
Браунсвилл, Пенсильвания - Томас и Василий Браун (землевладельцы) ^{[ 84 ]}
Браунсвилл, Техас - майор Джейкоб Браун ^{[ 86 ]}
Браунтаун, Висконсин - Уильям Г. Браун (поселенцы) ^{[ 84 ]}
Браунвилл, Мэн - Фрэнсис Браун (владелец и трейдер мельницы) ^{[ 84 ]}
Браунвилл, Небраска - Ричард Браун (поселенцы) ^{[ 84 ]}
Браунвилл, Нью -Йорк - Джон Браун (поселенцы и отец генерала Джейкоба Дженнингса Брауна) ^{[ 84 ]}
Браунвуд, Техас - Генри С. Браун (поселенцы) ^{[ 84 ]}
Брюсвилл, Индиана - Уильям Брюс (землевладелец) ^{[ 84 ]}
Брансуик, Мэн - Дом Брансуика ^{[ 87 ]}
Брансуик, Вермонт -от одного из названий принца Карла Вильгельма Фердинанда из Брансуика-Луненбурга
Брщертон, Нью -Йорк - Генри Н. Бродяга (землевладелец) ^{[ 88 ]}
Брут, 4 места в Кентукки , Мичигане , Нью -Йорке и Вирджинии - Маркус Юньюс Брут ^{[ 88 ]}
Брайан, Огайо - Джон А. Брайан (государственный аудитор) ^{[ 88 ]}
Брайан, Техас - Уильям Джоэл Брайан
Брайсон -Сити, Северная Каролина - ТД Брайсон (законодатель штата и землевладелец) ^{[ 88 ]}
Брейк, Калифорния - Майк Брейк (местный фермер и землевладелец)
Бьюкенен, Мичиган - Джеймс Бьюкенен ^{[ 89 ]}
Бьюкенен, Вирджиния - Джон Бьюкенен (поселенцы) ^{[ 88 ]}
Бакфилд, Мэн - Абиджа Бак (поселенцы) ^{[ 88 ]}
Бакнер, Миссури - сенатор Александр Бакнер или оператор по недвижимости Саймон Бакнер или тезка - Томас У. Бакнер, оригинальный владелец сайта.
Бакс Бридж, Нью -Йорк - Исаак Бак (поселенцы) ^{[ 88 ]}
Buckskin Joe, Park County, Colorado - Джозеф Хиггинботам (Frontiersman прозвище «Buckking Joe») ^{[ 88 ]}
Баксспорт, Калифорния - Дэвид А. Бак (основатель) ^{[ 88 ]}
Баксспорт, Мэн - полковник Джонатан Бак (грант) ^{[ 88 ]}
Bucoda, Washington - JM Bu Ckley, Samuel Co Ulter и John B. Da Vid (Businessmen) ^{[ 90 ]}
Buels Gore, Vermont - майор Элиас Буэль (землевладельца)
Буллиттсвилль, Кентукки - Александр Скотт Буллитт ^{[ 91 ]}
Булльхвилль, Джорджия - Арчибальд Буллох ^{[ 91 ]}
Буна, Техас - Буна Корли (двоюродный брат семьи Кэрролл, выдающиеся лесозаготовители Бомонта и промышленники)
Банстон, Миссури - Харви Бунс (житель) ^{[ 91 ]}
Бантингвилль, Калифорния - AJ Bunting (купец)
Бербанк, Калифорния - Дэвид Бербанк (стоматолог)
Бремя, Канзас - Роберт Ф. Берден (землевладелец) ^{[ 91 ]}
Берделл, Калифорния - доктор Galen Brothell (стоматолог, землевладелец)
Бюро округ, штат Иллинойс и Бюро Джанкшен, Иллинойс - Пьер де Буеро (торговец) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 91 ]}
Бургау, Северная Каролина - семья Бургав (жители) ^{[ 91 ]}
Берк (город), Нью -Йорк и Берк, Вермонт - Эдмунд Берк ^{[ 91 ]}
Берлсон, Техас - Эдвард Берлсон (Техайский Патриот) ^{[ 91 ]}
Берлингейм, Калифорния - Ансон Берлингейм (аболиционист, законодатель, дипломат) ^{[ 92 ]}
Burlingame, Канзас - Ансон Берлингейм (аболиционист, законодатель, дипломат) ^{[ 91 ]}
Берлингтон, 5 мест в Канзасе , Айове , Мичигане , Вермонте и Висконсине - Берлинг -Семья (эта семья владела землей, на которой был построен город в Вермонте. Другие города получают свое имя из Вермонта). ^{[ 91 ]}^{[ 93 ]}^{[ 94 ]}
Бернет, Техас - губернатор Дэвид Г. Бернет ^{[ 91 ]}
Бернсвилл, Индиана - Брайс Брунс (основатель) ^{[ 91 ]}
Бернсвилл, Северная Каролина - Отвей Бернс (капитан лодки) ^{[ 91 ]}
Баррел, Калифорния - Катберт Баррел (местный ранчо)
Берриллвилль, Род -Айленд - Джеймс Беррилл -младший (Генеральный прокурор штата и сенатор США) ^{[ 91 ]}
Берртон, Канзас - это Берр (вице -президент железной дороги Атчисон, Топика и Санта -Фе ) ^{[ 95 ]}
Берсон, Калифорния - Дэвид С. Берсон (железнодорожный человек)
Бушнелл, Южная Дакота - Фрэнк Э. Бушнелл (землевладелец)
Busti, New York - Paolo Busti (землевладелец) ^{[ 95 ]}
Батлер, Миссури - генерал Уильям О. Батлер ^{[ 95 ]}
Бакстон, Орегон - Генри Бакстон (поселенцы) ^{[ 95 ]}
Байерс, Колорадо - WN Byers ( Денвера ) житель ^{[ 95 ]}
Bynumville, Missouri - доктор Джозеф Бинум (поселенцы) ^{[ 95 ]}
Байрон, 3 места в Грузии , Мэн и Нью -Йорке - лорд Байрон (английский поэт) ^{[ 96 ]}^{[ 95 ]}

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Кабель, Иллинойс - Рансом Р. Кабель (железнодорожный) ^{[ 97 ]}
Кэбот, Вермонт - названный поселенцем Лиманом Хичкоком для его намеченной невесты
Cadillac, Michigan - Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac ^{[ 97 ]}
Кадотт, Висконсин - Баптист Кадотта (житель) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 97 ]}
Колдуэлл, Канзас - Александр Колдуэлл (сенатор США) ^{[ 98 ]}
Колдуэлл, Нью -Джерси - Преподобный Джеймс Колдуэлл ^{[ 98 ]}
Колдуэлл, Огайо - Джозеф и Сэмюэль Колдуэлл (землевладельцы) ^{[ 98 ]}
Колдуэлл, Техас - Мэтью Колдуэлл (Техайский Патриот) ^{[ 98 ]}
Калхун, Кентукки - Джон Калхун (судья) ^{[ 98 ]}
Каллавей, Миссури - капитан Джеймс Каллавей ^{[ 98 ]}
Калленсбург, Пенсильвания - Хью Каллен (основатель) ^{[ 98 ]}
Калверт, Мэриленд - Сесил Калверт, 2 -й барон Балтимор ^{[ 99 ]}
Остров Камано, Вашингтон - Хасинто Каманьо (Explorer) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 99 ]}
Камден, 4 места в штате Мэн , Нью -Джерси , Нью -Йорк и Северная Каролина - Чарльз Пратт, 1 -й граф Камден ^{[ 100 ]}^{[ 99 ]}
Кэмерон, 3 места в Луизиане , Пенсильвании и Западной Вирджинии - Саймон Кэмерон ^{[ 99 ]}
Кэмерон, Миссури - Малинда Кэмерон (девичья фамилия жены Сэмюэля МакКоркла, которая Платировала город Сомервилль, штат Миссури)
Кэмерон, Нью -Йорк - Дугальд Кэмерон (земельный агент) ^{[ 99 ]}
Кэмерон, Южная Каролина - Дж. Дональд Кэмерон (сенатор США из Пенсильвании) ^{[ 99 ]}
Кэмерон, Техас - Эвен Кэмерон (Техайский Патриот) ^{[ 99 ]}^{[ 101 ]}
Камиллус, Нью -Йорк - Маркус Камиллус (римский военный лидер) ^{[ 102 ]}
Кэмп Коннелл, Калифорния - Джон Ф. Коннелл (землевладелец и первый почтмейстер)
Кэмп Дуглас, штат Висконсин - Джеймс Дуглас (основал лагерь вдоль дороги Милуоки , чтобы обеспечить дерево для локомотивов)
Кэмп Парди, Калифорния - Джордж Парди (губернатор Калифорнии)
Кэмп Ричардсон, Калифорния - Алонзо Л. Ричардсон (первый почтмейстер)
Кэмпбелл, Калифорния - Бенджамин Кэмпбелл (основатель)
Кэмпбелл, Нью -Йорк - Семья Кэмпбелл (поселенцы) ^{[ 99 ]}
Кэмпбеллсвилл, Кентукки - Эндрю Кэмпбелл (основатель) ^{[ 103 ]}
Кэмпион, штат Колорадо - Джон Ф. Кэмпион (владелец Hard Rock Mine и создал индустрию сахарной свеклы )
Кэмптонвилль, Калифорния - Роберт Кэмптон (городской кузнец)
Канал Льюисвилл, Огайо - Т.Б. Льюис (основатель) ^{[ 104 ]}
Канби, Калифорния ^{[ Цитация необходима ]} и Канби, Орегон ^{[ 105 ]} - Генерал Эдвард Канби
Канфилд, штат Огайо - Джонатан Канфилд (владелец) ^{[ 105 ]}
Кэннонсбург, Мичиган - Ле -Гранд Кэннон (житель Трои, Нью -Йорк ) ^{[ 105 ]}
Cannonsville, Нью -Йорк - Бенджамин Кэннон (землевладелец) ^{[ 105 ]}
Канонсбург, Пенсильвания - Джон Кэннон (основатель) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 106 ]}
Канова, Южная Дакота - Антонио Канова (итальянский скульптор)
Кентербери, Нью -Гемпшир - Уильям Уэйк , архиепископ Кентербери ^{[ 107 ]}
Капак, Мичиган - Манко Капак (Император инков) ^{[ 106 ]}
Кейп Элизабет, Мэн - Элизабет из Богемии (сестра короля Чарльза I из Англии ) ^{[ 108 ]}
Кейп Жирардо, Миссури - Жан Батист де Жирардо (Французский Солдат) ^{[ 106 ]}
Мыс Мэй, Нью -Джерси - Корнелиус Якобсен Мэй (Explorer) ^{[ 106 ]}
Кейп Винсент, Нью -Йорк -Винсент, сын Жак -Донатиен Ле Рэй де Чаумонт ^{[ 106 ]}
Капитан Кук, Гавайи - капитан Джеймс Кук (English Explorer)
Cardwell, Missouri - Фрэнк Кардвелл (житель Парагулда, Арканзас ) ^{[ 106 ]}
Карибу, Калифорния - Джонни Карибу (ранний шахтер) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 362
Карлинвилль, Иллинойс - губернатор Томас Карлин ^{[ 106 ]}
Карлайл, Массачусетс - Чарльз Ховард, 1 -й граф Карлайл ^{[ 106 ]}
Карлотта, Калифорния - Карлотта Вэнс (дочь основателя)
Карнеги, Пенсильвания - Эндрю Карнеги ^{[ 106 ]}
Карнесвилль, Джорджия - полковник Т.П. Карнес ^{[ 106 ]}
Каролина, Род -Айленд - Кэролайн Хазард (жена Роуленда Г. Хазарда , владелец мельницы)
Carondelet, Сент -Луис, Миссури - Франциско Луис Хектор де Каронделет ^{[ 109 ]}
Кэрол Стрим, Иллинойс - (назван в честь дочери основателя)
Карр, Колорадо - Роберт Э. Карр (управлял строительством железнодорожной железнодорожной линии Union Pacific через город)
Кэрролл, Нью -Гэмпшир - Чарльз Кэрролл (подписавшим декларацию независимости ) ^{[ 110 ]}
Плантация Кэрролла, Мэн - Даниэль Кэрролл (подписавшая конституцию США )
Кэрроллтон, Нью -Йорк - Г. Кэрролл (землевладелец) ^{[ 109 ]}
Карсон -Сити, Невада - Кит Карсон ^{[ 111 ]}
Карсон Хилл, Калифорния - сержант Джеймс Х. Карсон
Картер, Кентукки - Уильям Дж. Картер (сенатор штата) ^{[ 109 ]}
Картер, Теннесси - генерал Лэндон Картер ^{[ 109 ]}
Картерет, Нью -Джерси - Джордж Картерет (владелец Нью -Джерси) и Филип Картерет (первый королевский губернатор Нью -Джерси)
Картерсвилль, Джорджия - полковник Ф. Картер ^{[ 109 ]}
Caruthers, California - WA Caruthers (местный фермер)
Карутерсвилль, Миссури - Сэмюэль Карутерс ^{[ 112 ]}
Карвер, Массачусетс - Джон Карвер (первый губернатор Плимутской колонии ) ^{[ 112 ]}
Карвер, Миннесота - капитан Джонатан Карвер (Explorer) ^{[ 112 ]}
Кэри, Северная Каролина - Сэмюэль Фентон Кэри (адвокат запрета) ^{[ 113 ]}
Кейсивилл, Кентукки - полковник Уильям Кейси ^{[ 112 ]}
Cashion, Оклахома - Рой Кодс (член Грубых гонщиков ) ^{[ 112 ]}
Каспар, Калифорния - Зигфрид Каспар (основатель)
Каспер, Вайоминг - лейтенант Каспар Коллинз (убит группой индийских воинов) (примечание орфографии)
Кассельтон, Северная Дакота - генерал Джордж В. Касс (директор Юнион Тихоокеанской железной дороги ) ^{[ 112 ]}
Кассвилл, Висконсин - Льюис Касс ^{[ 112 ]}
Кастин, Мэн - Барон Жан -Винсент де Сент -Кастин ^{[ 114 ]}
Кастровиль, Калифорния - Симеон Непомуцено Кастро (землевладелец)
Кастровилль, Техас - Анри Кастро (поселенцы) ^{[ 115 ]}
Катарина, Нью -Йорк - Кэтрин Монтур (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 115 ]}
Кэтис -Вэлли, Калифорния - Эндрю Кэти (ранний поселенец)
Като (город), Нью -Йорк - либо старейшина , либо младший катона ^{[ 115 ]}
Кавалер, Северная Дакота - Чарльз Кавалер (поселенцы) ^{[ 115 ]}
Кавендиш, Вермонт - Уильям Кавендиш, 4 -й герцог Девонширский ^{[ 116 ]}
Cawker City, Канзас - Эх Каукер ^{[ 115 ]}
Казеновия, 4 места в Иллинойсе , Миннесоте , Нью -Йорке и Висконсине - Теофилус Казенов (земельный агент) (город Нью -Йорк - оригинал, а другие были названы в честь этого). ^{[ 117 ]}
Сесильтон, Мэриленд - Сесил Калверт, 2 -й барон Балтимор ^{[ 117 ]}
Центральная гавань, Нью -Гемпшир - полковник Джозеф Сентер (поселенцы) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 117 ]}
ЧАДДС ФОРД Тауншип, Пенсильвания - Фрэнсис Чедси (владелец) ^{[ 117 ]}
Calevent Valley, Калифорния - Артур Теленок (издатель газеты)
Чемберлен, Южная Дакота - Села Чемберлен (директор по железной дороге)
Чемберсбург, Пенсильвания - Бенджамин Чемберс (основатель) ^{[ 118 ]}
Chambers Lodge, Калифорния - Дэвид Х. Чемберс (Lodge Builder) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 464
Чемпион, Нью -Йорк - генерал Генри Чемпион (поселенец) ^{[ 118 ]}
Шамплейн, Нью -Йорк - Сэмюэль де Шамплейн ^{[ 118 ]}
Чендлер, Аризона - доктор Александр Джон Чендлер
Чандлервилль, Иллинойс - доктор Чарльз Чендлер (основатель) ^{[ 118 ]}
Покупка Чендлера, Нью -Гемпшир - Иеремия Чанлер (землевладелец) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 118 ]}
Chanute, Канзас - О. Чанут (инженер с Железной дорогой Ливенворта, Лоуренса и Галвестона) ^{[ 118 ]}
Чаплин, Коннектикут - дьякон Бенджамин Чаплин (ранний поселенец)
Чепмен, Пенсильвания - Уильям Чепмен (владелец Slate Mine) ^{[ 118 ]}
Шардон, Огайо - Питер Чардон Брукс (владелец) ^{[ 119 ]}
Чарльз Таун, Западная Вирджиния - Чарльз Вашингтон (основатель; младший брат Джорджа Вашингтона ) ^{[ 120 ]}
Чарльстон, Мэн - Чарльз Воган (поселенцы) ^{[ 119 ]}
Чарльстон, Миссисипи - король Чарльз II из Англии (косвенно, через Чарльстон, Южная Каролина ) ^{[ 119 ]}
Чарльстон, Южная Каролина - король Чарльз II из Англии ^{[ 119 ]}
Чарльстон, Западная Вирджиния - Чарльз Кленденин (отец полковника Джорджа Кленденина, землевладельца, который построил здесь Форт Ли) ^{[ 119 ]}
Чарлстаун, Нью -Гемпшир - адмирал сэр Чарльз Ноулз, 1 -й баронет Британского Королевского флота ^{[ 121 ]}
Чарлстаун, Род -Айленд - король Чарльз II из Англии ^{[ 119 ]}
Charlevoix, Michigan - Фрэнсис X. Charlevoix (миссионер) ^{[ 119 ]}
Шарлотта, Мэн - Шарлотта Вэнс (жена законодателя Уильяма Вэнса)
Шарлотта, Нью -Йорк и Шарлоттсвилль, Вирджиния - принцесса Шарлотта Уэльса ^{[ 119 ]}
Шарлотта, Северная Каролина и Шарлотта, Вермонт - Шарлотта из Мекленбург-Срлиц (жена короля Георга III ) ^{[ 122 ]}^{[ 123 ]}
Шарлотта Амали - Шарлотта Амалия из Гессе-Касселя (или Гесс-Кассел)
Чарлтон, Массачусетс - сэр Фрэнсис Чарлтон, 2 -й баронет ^{[ 119 ]}
Городок Шарьеры, Пенсильвания - Питер Шартье (торговец) ^{[ 119 ]}
Чатфилд, Миннесота - судья Эндрю Чатфилд
Чатем, 4 места в Массачусетсе , Нью -Гемпшир , Нью -Джерси и Нью -Йорк - Уильям Питт, 1 -й граф Чатем ( премьер -министр Великобритании ) ^{[ 124 ]}^{[ 125 ]}
Чаумонт, Нью -Йорк - Жак -донатиен Ле Рэй де Чаумонт (владелец) ^{[ 125 ]}
Чейни, Канзас - П.Б. Чейни (акционер железной дороги Атчисон, Топика и Санта -Фе ) ^{[ 126 ]}
Чейни, Вашингтон - Бенджамин П. Чейни (основатель Северной Тихоокеанской железной дороги ) ^{[ 126 ]}
Чейнивилль, Луизиана - Уильям Чейни (поселенцы)
Честер, Вермонт - Джордж IV Соединенного Королевства , граф Честер (старший сын Георга III Соединенного Королевства )
Честерфилд, Массачусетс и Честерфилд, Нью -Гемпшир - Филипп Стэнхоуп, 4 -й граф Честерфилд ^{[ 127 ]}^{[ 126 ]}
Чичестер, Нью-Гемпшир - Томас Пелхэм-Холлес, 1-й герцог Ньюкасл-Опон-Тайн , граф Чичестер ^{[ 128 ]}
Чайлдресс, Техас - Джордж Чайлдресс (Техайский Патриот) ^{[ 129 ]}
Читтенден, Вермонт - Томас Читтенден (один из парней Зеленой горы , а затем и губернатор) ^{[ 129 ]}
Чивингтон, Колорадо - Джон Чивингтон (солдат и преступник резня в Сэнд -Крик ) ^{[ 130 ]}
Choteau, Montana - Огюст и Пьер Шуто (основатели Сент -Луиса, Миссури ) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 130 ]}
Кристиана, Делавэр и Кристиана, Пенсильвания - королева Кристина Швеции ^{[ 130 ]}
Christiansted - Christian VI Дании
Черчвилль, Нью -Йорк - Церковь Самуила (поселенцы) ^{[ 130 ]}
Цицерон, Иллинойс - Цицерон (косвенно, через Цицерон, Нью -Йорк) ^{[ 131 ]}
Цицерон, Нью -Йорк - Цицерон ^{[ 132 ]}
Цинциннати, Огайо - Люциус Цинциннатус (косвенно, Общество Цинциннати ) ^{[ 133 ]}
Цинциннатус, Нью -Йорк - Цинциннатус ^{[ 130 ]}
Cisco, California - Джон Дж. Cisco (казначей железной дороги) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 466
Cisco Grove, California - Джон Дж. Cisco (казначей железной дороги ^{[ который? ]}) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 466
Клентон, Алабама - Джеймс Холт Клентон (генерал Конфедерации) ^{[ 134 ]}
Клэппер, Миссури - Генри Клэппер (железнодорожный) ^{[ 134 ]}
Кларивилль, Калифорния - Клара Манктон (первая белая женщина)
Кларенс, Миссури - Кларенс Дафф (сын Джона Даффа, поселенцы) ^{[ 134 ]}
Кларк Форк, Айдахо - губернатор Уильям Кларк ^{[ 134 ]}
Кларкия, Айдахо - губернатор Уильям Кларк ^{[ 134 ]}
Кларкс, Небраска - Шш Кларк (суперинтендант железной дороги Union Pacific ) ^{[ 135 ]}
Кларксбург, Калифорния - Роберт С. Кларк (ранний поселенец)
Кларксбург, Массачусетс - Николас Кларк (ранний поселенец)
Кларксбург, Западная Вирджиния - генерал Джордж Роджерс Кларк ^{[ 136 ]}
Кларкстон, Вашингтон - губернатор Уильям Кларк ^{[ 137 ]}
Кларксвилль, Джорджия - губернатор Джон Кларк ^{[ 135 ]}
Кларксвилл, Индиана - генерал Джордж Роджерс Кларк ^{[ 135 ]}
Кларксвилл, Миссури - губернатор Уильям Кларк ^{[ 138 ]}
Кларксвилл, Нью -Гемпшир - Бенджамин Кларк ^{[ 135 ]}
Кларктон, Миссури - Генри Э. Кларк (подрядчик) ^{[ 135 ]}
Клэй, 4 места во Флориде (графство) , Иллинойс , Индиана и Кентукки - Генри Клэй (госсекретарь Соединенных Штатов в 19 веке) ^{[ 135 ]}
Клейтон, Калифорния - Джоэл Генри Клейтон (основатель)
Клейтон, Делавэр - Томас Клейтон (сенатор США) ^{[ 135 ]}
Клейтон, Джорджия - Августин Смит Клейтон (конгрессмен США) ^{[ 135 ]}
Клейтон, Миссури - Ральф Клейтон ^{[ 135 ]}
Клейтон, Нью -Йорк и Клейтон, Северная Каролина - Джон М. Клейтон (сенатор США из Делавэра) ^{[ 135 ]}
Клиберн, Техас - Патрик Клиберн (генерал Конфедерации) ^{[ 139 ]}
Кленденин, Западная Вирджиния - Чарльз Кленденин (отец полковника Джорджа Кленденина)
Кливленд, Северная Каролина и Кливленд, Теннесси - полковник Бенджамин Кливленд ^{[ 140 ]}^{[ 139 ]}
Кливленд, штат Огайо - Моисей Кливленд (обратите внимание на орфографию) ^{[ 141 ]}
Кливленд, Техас - Чарльз Ландер Кливленд (местный судья)
Кливленд, округ Манитовок, штат Висконсин - Гровер Кливленд
Клиффорд, Мичиган - Клиффорд Лиман (первый ребенок там родился) ^{[ 139 ]}
Клинтон - ДеВитт Клинтон , ^{[ 142 ]}^{[ 143 ]}^{[ 144 ]}^{[ 145 ]}^{[ 146 ]}^{[ 147 ]}^{[ 148 ]} 16 мест в
- Арканзас - Коннектикут - Иллинойс - Индиана - Айова - Луизиана - Мэн - Массачусетс - Мичиган - Миннесота - Миссисипи - Нью -Джерси - Миссури Нью - ( -Йорк город и округ) - Огайо - Висконсин
Клинтон, Канзас - ДеВитт Клинтон (косвенно, через Клинтон, Иллинойс )
Клинтон, Монтана - генерал сэр Генри Клинтон
Клинтон, Небраска - ДеВитт Клинтон (косвенно, через Клинтон, Айова )
Клинтон, округ Датчесс, Нью -Йорк - Джордж Клинтон (ранний губернатор Нью -Йорка) ^{[ 149 ]}
Клинтон, округ Онейда, Нью -Йорк - Джордж Клинтон (ранний губернатор Нью -Йорка) ^{[ 150 ]}
Клинтон, Северная Каролина - генерал американской революции Ричард Клинтон
Клинтон, Оклахома - Клинтон Ирвин (территориальный судья)
Клинтон, Южная Каролина - Генри Клинтон Янг ( адвокат Лоренса , который помог выложить первые улицы)
Клинтон, Вашингтон - ДеВитт Клинтон (косвенно, через Клинтон, округ Ленави, Мичиган )
Clockville, Нью -Йорк - Джон Клок (землевладелец) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 139 ]}
Кловис, Калифорния - Кловис Коул (местный фермер)
Климерс, Индиана - Джордж Климер (основатель) ^{[ 139 ]}
Климер, Нью -Йорк - Джордж Климер (подписавшим декларацию независимости) ^{[ 139 ]}
Коутсвилл, Пенсильвания - Моисей Коутс (поселенцы) ^{[ 139 ]}
Кокран, Джорджия - Артур Э. Кокран (судья)
Коккисвилль, Мэриленд - Томас Кокки (поселенцы)
Coeymans, Нью -Йорк - Barent Peterse Coeymans (землевладелец) ^{[ 151 ]}
Кофевилл, Миссисипи - генерал Джон Кофе ^{[ 151 ]}
Коффивилль, Канзас - Ам Коффи (законодатель штата) ^{[ 151 ]}
Коксбери, Южная Каролина - епископы Томас Кокс и Фрэнсис Эсбери ^{[ 152 ]}
Колби, Канзас - младший Колби (поселенцы) ^{[ 152 ]}
Колби, Висконсин - Чарльз Колби (президент Центральной железной дороги Висконсина ) ^{[ 152 ]}
Колчестер, Вермонт - граф Колчестер
Колден, Нью -Йорк - Кадвалладер Д. Колден (законодатель штата) ^{[ 152 ]}
Колебрук, Нью -Гемпшир - сэр Джордж Коулбрук (землевладелец) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 152 ]}
Коулман, Техас - RM Coleman (Texas Ranger) ^{[ 152 ]}
Колевиль, Калифорния - Корнелиус Коул (сенатор США)
Colesville, Нью -Йорк - Натаниэль Коул (поселенцы) ^{[ 152 ]}
Colfax, 5 мест в Калифорнии , Индиане , Луизиане , Мичигане и Вашингтоне - Schuyler Colfax (вице -президент США) ^{[ 152 ]}
Collettsville, Северная Каролина - Семья Коллетов (жители) ^{[ 152 ]}
Кольер округ, Флорида - Баррон Коллиер
Коллинсвилл, Иллинойс - Братья Коллинз (основатели) ^{[ 153 ]}
Colrain, Massachusetts - лорд Колрейн (ПРИМЕЧАНИЕ ПРАВДЕНИЕ) ^{[ 152 ]}
Colquitt, Georgia и Colquitt County, Georgia - сенатор США Уолтер Т. Colquitt ^{[ 153 ]}
Колтон, Нью -Йорк - Джесси Колтон Хигли (поселенцы) ^{[ 153 ]}
Колумбия, Южная Каролина - Кристофер Колумбус ^{[ 154 ]}
Колумбус, Джорджия и Колумбус, Огайо - Кристофер Колумбус (Итальянский исследователь)
Communipaw, штат Нью -Джерси - Майкл Рейньез Пау (директор голландской западно -индийской компании ) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 153 ]}
Комптон, Калифорния - Гриффит Д. Комптон (поселенцы)
Конклин, Нью -Йорк - судья Джон Конклин ^{[ 155 ]}
Коннеллсвилл, Пенсильвания - Захария Коннелл (основатель) ^{[ 155 ]}
Коннерсвилль, Индиана - Джон Коннер (основатель)
Коннерсвилль, Кентукки - Льюис Коннер ^{[ 155 ]}
Конро, Техас - Исаак Конро (офицер кавалерии Союза)
Констебль, Нью -Йорк и Констеблвилль, Нью -Йорк - Уильям Констебл (владелец) ^{[ 156 ]}
Конвей, Арканзас - Генри Уортон Конвей (территориальный делегат Конгресса) ^{[ 156 ]}
Конвей, Массачусетс и Конвей, Нью -Гемпшир - генерал Генри Сеймур Конвей (главный командир британской армии ) ^{[ 156 ]}^{[ 157 ]}
Конвей, Южная Каролина - генерал Роберт Конвей (житель) ^{[ 156 ]}
Куксбург, Нью -Йорк - Томас Б. Кук (землевладелец) ^{[ 156 ]}
Кулидж, Канзас - Томас Джефферсон Кулидж (президент железной дороги Атчисон, Топика и Санта -Фе ) ^{[ 156 ]}
Кулидж, Аризона - назван в честь 30 -го президента Соединенных Штатов Кэлвина Кулиджа и самого последнего города, который будет назван в честь президента США
Купер, Мэн - генерал Джон Купер (землевладелец) ^{[ 156 ]}
Река Купер (Южная Каролина) - Энтони Эшли Купер, 1 -й граф Шефтсбери ^{[ 156 ]}
Куперстаун, Нью -Йорк - Уильям Купер
Cooperstown, Pennsylvania - Уильям Купер (основатель) ^{[ 156 ]}
Coopersville, Clinton County, New York - Ebenezer Cooper (владелец мельницы) ^{[ 156 ]}
Коуп, Колорадо - Джонатан Коуп (основатель) ^{[ 158 ]}
Коуп, Южная Каролина - Дж. Мартин Коуп (основатель) ^{[ 158 ]}
Кораополис, Пенсильвания - Кора Уотсон (жена землевладельца) ^{[ 158 ]}
Корбетт, штат Орегон - сенатор США Генри В. Корбетт ^{[ 158 ]}
Коринна, Мэн - Коринна Уоррен (дочь доктора Джона Уоррена, землевладелец) ^{[ 159 ]}
Коринн, штат Юта - Коринн Уильямсон (дочь генерала Дж. Уильямсона)
Корнелиус, Орегон - полковник Томас Р. Корнелиус ^{[ 158 ]}
Корнеттсвилль, Индиана - Майер и Сэмюэль Корнетт (основатели) ^{[ 158 ]}
Корнинг (город), Нью -Йорк и Корнинг, Канзас - Эрастус Корнинг (политик) ^{[ 158 ]}
Корниш, Нью-Гемпшир - вице-адмирал Сэмюэль Корниш из Британского Королевского флота
Cornplanter Township, округ Венанго, Пенсильвания - Cornplanter (начальник коренных американцев) ^{[ 158 ]}
Коронадо, Калифорния и Коронадо, Канзас - Франциско Васкес де Коронадо (Исследователь) ^{[ 158 ]}
Корпус Кристи, Техас - Иисус Христос ( Тело Христа ) ^{[ 158 ]}
Корриган, Техас - Пэт Корриган ( проводник поезда )
Корри, Пенсильвания - Хирам Корри (землевладелец) ^{[ 160 ]}
Корсикана, Техас - Корцисана Наварро (жена землевладельца) ^{[ 160 ]}
Кортленд, Нью -Йорк , Кортлендт, Нью -Йорк и Кортлендвилль, Нью -Йорк - Пьер Ван Кортландт (первый губернатор Нью -Йорка ) ^{[ 160 ]}
Корвин, штат Огайо - Томас Корвин (губернатор и сенатор США) ^{[ 160 ]}
Коттлвилль, Миссури - Лоренцо Коттл (поселенцы) ^{[ 160 ]}
Коттрелл Ки, Флорида - Иеремия Коттрелл (хранитель маяка) ^{[ 160 ]}
Коултер, Пенсильвания - Эли Коултер (поселенцы) ^{[ 160 ]}
Коултервилль, Калифорния - Джордж В. Коултер (ранний поселенец)
Coupeville, Вашингтон - капитан Томас Купе (основатель) ^{[ 161 ]}
Кортленд, Канзас - Пьер Ван Кортленд (косвенно, через Кортленд, Нью -Йорк ) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 160 ]}
Coutolenc, Калифорния - Юджин Коутоленцент (Ранний купец)
Ковингтон, 3 места в Грузии , Кентукки и Нью -Йорке - генерал Леонард Ковингтон ^{[ 162 ]}
Коуэлл, Калифорния - Джошуа Коуэлл (землевладелец)
Каулз, Небраска - WD Cowles (железнодорожный) ^{[ 162 ]}
Козад, Небраска - Джон Дж. Козад (землевладелец) ^{[ 162 ]}
Крэбтри, Калифорния - Джон Ф. Крэбтри (Homesteader)
Крэбтри, Орегон - Джон Дж. Крэбтри (поселенцы) ^{[ 162 ]}
Craftsbury, Vermont - Ebenezer Crafts (землевладельца) ^{[ 162 ]}
Крейг, Колорадо - Преподобный Баярд Крейг ^{[ 162 ]}
Cranesville, Pennsylvania - Fowler Crane (основатель) ^{[ 162 ]}
Crannell, California - Levi Crannell (президент компании по производству пиломатериалов)
Крэнстон, Род -Айленд - губернатор Сэмюэль Крэнстон ^{[ 162 ]}
Кроуфорд, Джорджия и Кроуфорд, Мэн - Уильям Х. Кроуфорд ( сенатор США , военный министр и министр казначейства ) ^{[ 163 ]}^{[ 164 ]}
Покупка Кроуфорда, Нью -Гемпшир - Итан А. Кроуфорд (землевладелец) ^{[ 162 ]}
Кроуфордсвилл, Индиана - Уильям Х. Кроуфорд ( сенатор США , военный министр и министр финансов ) ^{[ 162 ]}
Кроуфордсвилл, Орегон - Джордж Ф. Кроуфорд (поселенцы) ^{[ 162 ]}
Crawfordville, Джорджия - Уильям Х. Кроуфорд ( сенатор США , военный министр и министр казначейства ) ^{[ 162 ]}
Крессон, Пенсильвания и Крессона, Пенсильвания - Эллиотт Крессон ( Филадельфийский купец) ^{[ 163 ]}
Кресси, Калифорния - Кэлвин Дж. Кресей (землевладелец)
Кресвелл, Северная Каролина - генеральный почтмейстер Джон Кресвелл ^{[ 163 ]}
Криттенден, Кентукки - сенатор США Джон Дж. Криттенден ^{[ 163 ]}
Крокетт, Калифорния - Джозеф Б. Крокетт (судья Верховного суда Калифорнии)
Крокетт, Техас - Дэви Крокетт ^{[ 163 ]}
Кроган (город), Нью -Йорк - полковник Джордж Кроган ^{[ 163 ]}
Крук, Колорадо - генерал Джордж Крук (офицер во время гражданской войны и индийских войн ) ^{[ 165 ]}
Кросбитон, Техас - Стивен Кросби (комиссар земельного офиса)
Croswell, Michigan - губернатор Чарльз Кросвелл ^{[ 165 ]}
Кроули, округ Полк, Орегон - Соломон К. Кроули (поселенцы) ^{[ 165 ]}
Crugers, Нью -Йорк - полковник Джон П. Крюгер ^{[ 165 ]}
Кудахи, Калифорния - Майкл Кудахи
Cudahy, Висконсин - Патрик Кудахи (мясник) ^{[ 165 ]}
Каллман, Алабама - генерал Джон Г. Каллманн (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 165 ]}
Каллоден, Джорджия - Уильям Каллоден (поселенцы) ^{[ 165 ]}
Каллом, Иллинойс - Шелби Мур Каллум (сенатор США) ^{[ 165 ]}
Culpeper, Virginia - Томас Колепер, 2 -й барон Колепер (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 165 ]}
Камберленд, Мэриленд и Камберленд, Род -Айленд - принц Уильям, герцог Камберлендский ^{[ 166 ]}
Камминг, Джорджия - полковник Уильям Камминг ^{[ 166 ]}
Каммингс, округ Мендосино, Калифорния - Джонатан Каммингс (ранний поселенец)
Каммингтон, Массачусетс - полковник Джон Каммингс (землевладельца) ^{[ 166 ]}
Cumminsville, Небраска - JF Cummings (County Clerk) (обратите внимание на орфографию) ^{[ 166 ]}
Камминсвилль, штат Огайо - Дэвид Камминс (поселенцы) ^{[ 166 ]}
Купертино, Калифорния - Джозеф Купертино
Карри Деревня, Калифорния - Дэвид А. Карри (основатель)
Карривилл, Миссури - Перри Карри (основатель) ^{[ 166 ]}
Crivesville, Pennsylvania - Джон Кервен ^{[ 166 ]}
Кушинг, Мэн - Томас Кушинг (государственный деятель и -губернатор Массачусетса ) лейтенант ^{[ 166 ]}
Кастер, 5 мест в Колорадо , Айдахо , Монтане , Небраске и Южной Дакоте - генерал. Джордж Армстронг Кастер ^{[ 166 ]}
Катберт, Джорджия - полковник Джон Альфред Катберт (конгрессмен) ^{[ 166 ]}
Катлер, Мэн - Джозеф Катлер (поселенцы) ^{[ 166 ]}
Синтия, Кентукки - Синтия и Анна Харрис (дочери землевладельца) ^{[ 167 ]}

Дюймовый

Даконо, Колорадо - Дайси Баум, Ко -Ра -ван Ван Ворхи и нет На (или Нора) Брукс (местные жители)
Дейд -Сити, Флорида - майор Фрэнсис Л. Дейд ^{[ 167 ]}
Дадевилль, Алабама - майор Фрэнсис Л. ^{[ 167 ]}
Даггетт, Индиана - Чарльз Даггетт (житель) ^{[ 167 ]}
Дагсборо, Делавэр - сэр Джон Дагворти ^{[ 167 ]}
Дайзетта, Техас - DAIS Y Barrett и Etta White (Ранние жители)
Даллас, Северная Каролина и Даллас, Техас - Джордж М. Даллас ^{[ 167 ]}
Даллас Центр, Айова - Джордж М. Даллас ^{[ 167 ]}
Далтон, Массачусетс и Далтон, Нью -Гемпшир - Тристрам Далтон ( спикер Палаты представителей Массачусетса ) ^{[ 167 ]}
Далтон, Миссури - Уильям Далтон ^{[ 167 ]}
Дандридж, Теннесси - Марта Вашингтон (урожденная Дандридж) ^{[ 168 ]}
Данфорт, Мэн - Томас Данфорт (владелец)
Дэниелсвилл, Джорджия - Gen. Аллен Даниэль младший ^{[ 168 ]}
Дансвилл, Мичиган - Даниэль Л. Кроссман (житель) ^{[ 168 ]}
Дансвилл, округ Ливингстон, Нью -Йорк и Дансвилл, округ Стеубен, Нью -Йорк - Даниэль П. Фолкнер (основатель) ^{[ 168 ]}
Данверс, Массачусетс - Данверс Осборн Семья ^{[ 168 ]}
Данвилл, Калифорния - Даниэль Инман (местный землевладелец)
Данвилл, Джорджия - Даниэль Дж. Хьюз (отец США, представитель Дадли Мэйс Хьюз )
Данвилл, Индиана - Даниэль Бейлс (владелец) ^{[ 168 ]}
Данвилл, Кентукки - Уокер Даниэль (основатель)
Данвилл, Миссури - Даниэль М. Бун (землевладелец и сын Даниэля Буна ) ^{[ 168 ]}
Данвилл, Пенсильвания - генерал Даниэль Монтгомери -младший. ^{[ 168 ]}
Данвилл, Вермонт - Жан -Батист Бургиньон Д'Анвилл ^{[ 168 ]}
Дарквилль, Западная Вирджиния - генерал Уильям Дарке ^{[ 168 ]}
Дарлингтон, Пенсильвания - SP Darlington (торговец Питтсбургом) ^{[ 168 ]}
Дарра, Калифорния - Ричард Дарра (первый почтмейстер)
Дарвин, Калифорния - доктор Дарвин Френч
Дарвин, Иллинойс - Чарльз Дарвин ^{[ 168 ]}
Доутон, Калифорния - Генри С. Доутон (землевладелец и политик)
Давенпорт, Айова - полковник Джордж Давенпорт ^{[ 169 ]}
Давенпорт, Небраска - полковник Джордж Давенпорт (косвенно, через Давенпорт, штат Айова ) ^{[ 169 ]}
Давенпорт, Нью -Йорк - Джон Давенпорт (поселенцы) ^{[ 169 ]}
Дэвидсон, Северная Каролина - генерал Уильям Ли Дэвидсон ^{[ 169 ]}
Дэви, Флорида - Рэндольф П. Дэви (разработчик)
Дэвис, Калифорния - Джером С. Дэвис (местный фермер)
Дэвис, Западная Вирджиния - Генри Гассавей Дэвис (сенатор США) ^{[ 169 ]}
Доусон, Иллинойс - Джон Доусон (член «Длинная девять», группа законодателей из округа Сангамон )
Доусон, Небраска - Джошуа Доусон (поселенцы) ^{[ 169 ]}
Доусонвилль, Джорджия - Уильям Кросби Доусон (сенатор США) ^{[ 169 ]}
Дейтон, Мэн и Дейтон, штат Огайо - Джонатан Дейтон ^{[ 169 ]}^{[ 170 ]}
Дейтон, Техас - День ИК (землевладелец) (комбинация города Дневного города )
Дейтона -Бич, Флорида - День Матиаса
Дирборн, Мичиган и Дирборн, штат Миссури - Генри Дирборн ( -война за революцию генерал и военный министр ) ^{[ 171 ]}
Deblois, Maine - Ta Deblois (президент Банка Портленда) ^{[ 171 ]}
Декейтер, 4 места в Грузии , Иллинойсе , Миссисипи и Нью -Йорке - Стивен Декейтер ( Война 1812 года. Военно -морской герой) ^{[ 171 ]}^{[ 172 ]}
Декейтер, Небраска - Стивен Декейтер (один из учащихся деревни)
Декора, Айова - Декори (вождь коренных американцев) ^{[ 171 ]}
Декото, Калифорния - Эзра Декото (землевладелец)
Deering, New Hampshire - Фрэнсис Диринг Вентворт (девичья фамилия губернатора Джона Венворта ) жены ^{[ 171 ]}
ДеЛанс, Нью -Йорк - Джеймс де Лэнси (землевладелец) ^{[ 171 ]}
Деланд, Флорида - Генри Аддисон Деланд (основатель, также основал Стетсонский университет ) ^{[ 171 ]}
Делано, Калифорния - Колумбус Делано
Делаван, Висконсин - Эдвард С. Делаван ( лидер умеренности в Олбани, Нью -Йорк ) ^{[ 171 ]}
Делавэр - Томас Уэст, 3 -й барон де ла -Уор (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 171 ]}
Леон, Техас и Делеон -Спрингс, Флорида - Хуан Понсе де Леон ^{[ 171 ]}
Денисон, Айова - JW Denison (основатель) ^{[ 173 ]}
Денисон, Техас - Преподобный К.В. Денисон (аболиционист) ^{[ 173 ]}
Дания, Южная Каролина - бакалавриат (железнодорожник) ^{[ 173 ]}
Деннинг, Нью -Йорк - Уильям Деннинг (Покупатель земли) ^{[ 173 ]}
Деннис, Массачусетс - Джозия Деннис (резидент -министр) ^{[ 173 ]}
Деннисон, штат Огайо - губернатор Уильям Деннисон -младший ^{[ 173 ]}
Дентон, Мэриленд - сэр Роберт Эден, 1 -й баронет из Мэриленда (колониальный губернатор) (по словам Ганнетта (1902 , стр. 92), Дентон - короткая версия первоначального названия города, Эден Таун).
Дентон, Техас - капитан Джон Б. Дентон ^{[ 173 ]}
Денвер, Колорадо - Джеймс В. Денвер ^{[ 173 ]}
ДеПаувилль, Нью -Йорк - Фрэнсис ДеПау (владелец) ^{[ 173 ]}
Depew, Нью -Йорк - Chauncey Depew ^{[ 173 ]}
Де Пейстер, Нью -Йорк - Фредерик де Пейстер ^{[ 173 ]}
Деба, Калифорния - Юджин де Сала (инженер)
Де Смет, Айдахо и де Смет, Южная Дакота - Пьер -Жан де Смет (миссионер) ^{[ 174 ]}
Desoto, 4 места во Флориде (графство) , Джорджия , Луизиана (приход) и Миссисипи (графство) - Эрнандо де Сото ^{[ 174 ]}
Девенс, Массачусетс - Чарльз Девенс ( генерал гражданской войны и юрист)
Девайн, Техас - Томас Дж. Девайн (выдающийся житель Сан -Антонио ) ^{[ 174 ]}
Dewes, Техас - Томас Дьюис и Джон О. Дьюис, Техасские скотоводы
Deweyville, Техас - адмирал Джордж Дьюи (победитель в битве при заливе Манила )
ДеВитт, Иллинойс и де Витт, Миссури - ДеВитт Клинтон (губернатор Нью -Йорка) ^{[ 174 ]}
ДеВитт, Нью -Йорк - майор Мозес ДеВитт (судья и солдат) ^{[ 175 ]}
Декстер, Мэн - Сэмюэль Декстер (Ранний государственный деятель) ^{[ 175 ]}
Декстер, Мичиган - Сэмюэль В. Декстер (поселенцы) ^{[ 175 ]}
Декстер, Миннесота - Декстер Паррити (ранний поселенец)
Декстер, Нью -Йорк - С. Ньютон Декстер (бизнесмен из Уайтсборо, Нью -Йорк ) ^{[ 175 ]}
Д'Анис, штат Техас - Уильям Д'Анс (землевладный агент для Анри Кастро ) ^{[ 176 ]}
Джорджо, Калифорния - Джозеф Джиорджо (Custerde Enterteneur)
Даймондвилл, Калифорния - Джеймс Даймонд
Дики, Северная Дакота - Джордж Х. Дики (законодатель штата) ^{[ 175 ]}
Дикинсон, Северная Дакота - WS Dickinson (основатель) ^{[ 175 ]}
Диксон, Теннесси - Уильям Диксон ^{[ 175 ]}
Дайтон, Канзас - Фрэнсис Дейтон (инспектор) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 175 ]}
Dighton, Massachusetts - Фрэнсис Дайтон Уильямс (жена Ричарда Уильямса, городской старейшина) ^{[ 175 ]}
Диллер, Небраска - HH Diller (поселенцы) ^{[ 175 ]}
Диллон, Монтана - Сидни Диллон (железнодорожный) ^{[ 175 ]}
Диллон Бич, Калифорния - Джордж Диллон (основатель)
Диллсборо, Индиана - генерал Джеймс Дилл (поселенцы) ^{[ 175 ]}
Диллсборо, Северная Каролина - Джордж У. Дилл (поселенцы) ^{[ 175 ]}
Даймонд, Калифорния - Хью Даймонд (шахтер золотой лихорадки и землевладельца)
Динвидди, Вирджиния - Роберт Динвидди (колониальный губернатор) ^{[ 175 ]}
Район Колумбия - Кристофер Колумбус
Диксфилд, Мэн и Диксмонт, Мэн - доктор Элайджа Дикс (землевладелец) ^{[ 177 ]}
Диксон, Калифорния - Томас Диксон (донор земли для железнодорожного депо) (Ошибка в адресе первой рельсовой доставки здесь [ Диксонвилл ] застрял)
Диксон, Иллинойс - Джон Диксон (основатель) ^{[ 177 ]}
Диксон, Кентукки - Арчибальд Диксон ^{[ 177 ]}
Диксвилл, Нью -Гемпшир - Тимоти Дикс -младший (грант) ^{[ 177 ]}
Доббинс, Калифорния - Уильям М. и Марк Д. Доббинс (ранние поселенцы)
Добсон, Северная Каролина - WP Добсон (законодатель штата) ^{[ 177 ]}
Dodge Center, Миннесота и Доджвилль, Висконсин - губернатор Генри Додж ^{[ 177 ]}
Дольф, Орегон - Джозеф Н. Дольф (сенатор США) ^{[ 177 ]}
Дональдсонвилль, Луизиана - Уильям Дональдсон ^{[ 177 ]}
Донифхан, 3 места в Канзасе , Миссури и Небраске - полковник Александр Уильям Донифан ^{[ 177 ]}
Доннер, Калифорния - Доннер Партия (злополучная эмигрантская группа) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 477
Дорал, Флорида - Аль Фред Каскел и его жена Дор - Бернштейн (1906–1988)
Дормансвилль, Нью -Йорк - Даниэль Дорман (владелец гостиницы) ^{[ 178 ]}
Догерти, Калифорния - Джеймс Витт Догерти (основатель)
Дуглас, Массачусетс - доктор Уильям Дуглас (бостонский врач) ^{[ 178 ]}
Дуглас, Вайоминг - Стивен А. Дуглас
Дуглас Флэт, Калифорния - Том Дуглас (Ранний купец)
Дуглас, Канзас - Джозеф Дуглас (основатель) ^{[ 178 ]}
Dover-Foxcroft, Maine -Джозеф Э. Фокскрофт (владелец)
Даунерс -Гроув, Иллинойс - Пирс Даунер (поселенцы)
Дауни, Калифорния - Джон Г. Дауни
Даунингтаун, Пенсильвания - Томас Даунинг ^{[ 178 ]}
Даунс, Канзас - Уильям Ф. Даунс ( Атчисона ) житель ^{[ 178 ]}
Даунсвилл, Нью -Йорк - Абель Даунс (Таннер) ^{[ 178 ]}
Дойл, округ Лассен, Калифорния - Оскар Дойл (землевладелец)
Дойлстаун, штат Огайо - Уильям Дойл ^{[ 179 ]}
Дойлстаун, Пенсильвания - Уильям Дойл (поселенцы) ^{[ 178 ]}
Drakesbad, California - Эдвард Р. Дрейк (владелец поселенцев и ложи) ^{[ 12 ]}^: 373
Дрейксвилл, Айова - Джон А. Дрейк (основатель) ^{[ 178 ]}
ДЕРСБАЧ ТАЖЕКИ, Миннесота - Джордж Б. Дресбах (основатель)
Вирджиния - майор. Друс Дрри ^{[ 178 ]}
Драйден, Нью -Йорк - Джон Драйден ^{[ 180 ]}
Дуэйн, Нью -Йорк и Дуанесбург, Нью -Йорк - Джеймс Дуэйн (грант) ^{[ 180 ]}
Дюбуа, Пенсильвания - Джон Дюбуа (основатель) ^{[ 180 ]}
Дубьюк, Айова - Жюльен Дубьюк (ранний житель) ^{[ 180 ]}
Дадли, Джорджия - Дадли Мэйс Хьюз ( представитель США )
Дадли, Массачусетс - Пол и Уильям Дадли (землевладельцы) ^{[ 180 ]}
Дулут, Джорджия - Даниэль Грейзолон, Sieur du Lhut (косвенно, через Дулут, Миннесота ) ^{[ 181 ]}
Дулут, Миннесота - Даниэль Грейзолон, Sieur du Lhut ^{[ 180 ]}
Даммер, Нью -Гемпшир и Даммерстон, Вермонт - Уильям Даммер ( Массачусетса ) губернатор ^{[ 180 ]}
Дюмонт, Колорадо - Джон М. Дюмонт (оператор шахты) ^{[ 180 ]}
Данбар, Небраска - Джон Данбар (землевладелец) ^{[ 180 ]}
Данкомб, Айова - JF Duncombe ^{[ 180 ]}
Данлэп, Калифорния - Джордж Данлэп Мосс (учитель)
Данлэп, Канзас - Джозеф Данлэп (трейдер и основатель) ^{[ 182 ]}
Данлапсвилл, Индиана - Джон Данлэп (поселенцы) ^{[ 182 ]}
Данмор, Западная Вирджиния - Джон Мюррей, 4 -й граф Данмор (колониальный губернатор) ^{[ 182 ]}
Данниган, Калифорния - Оу Данниган (ранний поселенец)
Даннсвилл, Нью -Йорк - Кристофер Данн (землевладелец) ^{[ 182 ]}
Округ Дуплин, Северная Каролина - Томас Хей, виконт Дуппун ^{[ 183 ]}
Duquesne, Pennsylvania - Мишель-Анга-Дукесн де Менневиль (косвенно, через Форт-Дукесн ) ^{[ 182 ]}
Дюран, Мичиган - Джордж Х. Дюран (представитель США) ^{[ 182 ]}
Дюран, штат Висконсин - Майлз Дюран Придл (поселенцы) ^{[ 182 ]}
Дюрант, Айова - Томас Дюрант ^{[ 182 ]}
Дарем, Калифорния - WW Durham (член Ассамблеи штата Калифорния)
Дарем, Северная Каролина - Бартлетт С. Дарем (землевладелец) ^{[ 184 ]}
Округ Дюваль, Флорида - Уильям Папа Дюваль , губернатор Флоридской территории с 1822 по 1834 год ^{[ 185 ]}
Дикусбург, Кентукки - Уильям Э. Дик (основатель) ^{[ 185 ]}
Дирсбург, Теннесси - полковник Генри Дайер ^{[ 185 ]}
Dyersville, Айова - Джеймс Дайер (землевладелец) ^{[ 185 ]}

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Эрлинг, Айова - Альберт Дж. Эрлинг, Милуоки -роуд офицер
Эрл Парк, Индиана - Адамс Эрл (основатель) ^{[ 185 ]}
Эрлвилл, Айова - Г.М. Эрл (поселенцы) ^{[ 185 ]}
Эрлвилл, Нью -Йорк - Джонас Эрлл -младший (комиссар канала) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 185 ]}
Ист -Фаллоуфилд Тауншип, округ Кроуфорд, Пенсильвания - Ланселот Фаллоуфилд (землевладелец) ^{[ 185 ]}
Истленд, Техас - MW Eastland ^{[ 186 ]}
Истман, Джорджия - WP Eastman ^{[ 186 ]}
Истон, Массачусетс - Джон Истон (колониальный губернатор Род -Айленда) ^{[ 186 ]}
Восточный Сент -Луис, штат Иллинойс - Сент -Луис
Итон, Колорадо - Бенджамин Х. и Аарон Дж. Итон (Миллеры) ^{[ 186 ]}
Итон, Нью -Гемпшир - Коннектикута губернатор Теофил Итон
Итон, Нью -Йорк и Итон, штат Огайо - генерал Уильям Итон ^{[ 186 ]}
Eatonton, Georgia - генерал Уильям Итон ^{[ 186 ]}
Эбенсбург, Пенсильвания - Эбен Ллойд (умер в детстве) ^{[ 186 ]}
Экл, Калифорния, Калифорния - Коммодор Джон Л. Экл
Экли, Колорадо - Амос Эклз (крупный рогатый скот) ^{[ 186 ]}
Эддингтон, Мэн - полковник Джонатан Эдди (офицер американской революции ) ^{[ 187 ]}
Эддивилл, Айова - JP Эдди (почтмейстер) ^{[ 187 ]}
Иден, Техас - Фред Эде (землевладелец) ^{[ 187 ]}
Эдгартаун, Массачусетс - Эдгар Стюарт, герцог Кембриджский
Edgecomb, Мэн - Джордж Эдгкумбе, 1 -й граф горы Эдгкумбе (сторонник колонистов) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 187 ]}
Эджертон, Огайо - Альфред Пек Эджертон ^{[ 187 ]}
Эджертон, Висконсин - EW Edgerton (поселенцы) ^{[ 187 ]}
Эдисон, 3 места в Грузии , Нью -Джерси и Огайо - Томас Эдисон ^{[ 187 ]}
Эдместон, Нью -Йорк - Роберт Эдместон (основатель) ^{[ 187 ]}
Эдна, Канзас - Эдна Грейская (Ребенок, который там жил) ^{[ 187 ]}
Эдрой, Техас - Эд Кубейдж и Рой Миллер (соучредители)
Эдвардс, Миссисипи - Дик Эдвардс ( Джексон отельер) ^{[ 187 ]}
Эдвардс, Нью -Йорк - Эдвард МакКормак (брат основателя) ^{[ 187 ]}
Эдвардспорт, Индиана - Эдвардс Уилкинс ^{[ 188 ]}
Эдвардсвилл, Иллинойс - Ниниан Эдвардс (территориальный губернатор) ^{[ 188 ]}
Эффингем, Иллинойс и округ Эффингем, штат Иллинойс - генерал Эдвард Эффингем ^{[ 188 ]}
Эффингем, Канзас - Эффингем Николс (железнодорожный) ^{[ 188 ]}
Эффингем, Нью -Гемпшир - семья Говарда , которые были графами Эффингема
Эгремонт, Массачусетс - Чарльз Уиндхэм, 2 -й граф Эгремонт ^{[ 188 ]}
Эренберг, Аризона - Герман Эренберг (основатель) ^{[ 188 ]}
Эль -Макеро, Калифорния - Брюс Мейс (местный землевладелец)
Элбертон, Грузия и округ Элберт, Джорджия - губернатор Сэмюэль Элберт ^{[ 188 ]}
Элбридж, Нью -Йорк - Элбридж Джерри ^{[ 188 ]}
Элизабет, Нью -Джерси и Элизабеттаун, Северная Каролина - Леди Элизабет Картерет (жена колониального владельца и государственного деятеля Джорджа Картерета ) ^{[ 189 ]}
Элизабет, Пенсильвания - Элизабет Баярд ( основателя ) жена ^{[ 189 ]}
Элизабет, Западная Вирджиния - Элизабет Бошан ^{[ 189 ]}
Элизабет Сити, Северная Каролина - Элизабет I ^{[ 189 ]}
Элизабеттон, Теннесси - Элизабет Маклин Картер и Элизабет Макнабб (жены двух ранних поселенцев)
Элизабеттаун, Индиана - Элизабет Бранхам (жена основателя) ^{[ 189 ]}
Элизабеттаун, Кентукки - Элизабет Хайнс (жена раннего поселенца Эндрю Хайнс )
Elcerder, Ihowa - Abd El-Kader (алжирский патриот)
Элкинс, Западная Вирджиния - Стивен Бентон Элкинс (сенатор США) ^{[ 189 ]}
Элленбург, Нью -Йорк - Эллен Мюррей (дочь землевладельца) ^{[ 189 ]}
Эллендейл, штат Делавэр - Эллен Краткая (жена основателя) ^{[ 189 ]}
Элленсбург, Вашингтон - Мэри Эллен Шуди (жена Джона А. Шуди, покупатель местного торгового поста и основателя)
Элленвилль, Нью -Йорк - Эллен Снайдер (поселенцы)
Эллери, Нью -Йорк - Уильям Эллери ^{[ 189 ]}
Элликотт, Нью -Йорк и Элликоттвилл, Нью -Йорк - Джозеф Элликотт (агент Голландской земельной компании ) ^{[ 189 ]}
Элликотт -Сити, Мэриленд - Джон , Эндрю и Джозеф Элликотт (основатели) ^{[ 189 ]}
Эллинвуд, Канзас - полковник Джон Р. Эллинвуд (инженер железной дороги Атчисон, Топика и Санта -Фе ) ^{[ 189 ]}
Эллисбург, Нью -Йорк - Лиман Эллис (основатель) ^{[ 190 ]}
Эллисвилл, Миссисипи - Паухатан Эллис (сенатор США) ^{[ 190 ]}
Эллсворт, Канзас - лейтенант Аллен Эллсворт ^{[ 190 ]}
Эллсворт, Мэн и Эллсворт, Нью -Гемпшир - главный судья Оливер Эллсворт ^{[ 190 ]}^{[ 191 ]}
Элмендорф, Техас - Генри Элмендорф (мэр Сан -Антонио )
Эльмира, Нью -Йорк - Эльмира Тилл (дочь тавернкера) ^{[ 190 ]}
Элмор, Вермонт - полковник Сэмюэль Элмор (землевладелец) ^{[ 190 ]}
Элси, Мичиган - Элси Тиллотсон (дочь Пионера) ^{[ 190 ]}
Элси, Небраска - Элси Перкинс ^{[ 190 ]}
Элирия, Огайо - Хеман Эли (1817) ^{[ 190 ]}
Эмерик, Небраска - Джон Эмерик (поселенцы) ^{[ 190 ]}
Эмери, Южная Дакота - SM Emery (землевладелец)
Эмеривилль, Калифорния - Джозеф Стокни Эмери (местный землевладелец)
Эмлентон, Пенсильвания - Эмлен Фокс (жена землевладельца) ^{[ 190 ]}
Эмметт, Мичиган и Эмметсбург, Айова - Роберт Эммет (ирландский националист) ^{[ 192 ]}
Эммитсбург, Мэриленд - Уильям Эммитт (основатель) (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 192 ]}
Энфилд, Массачусетс - Роберт Филд ^{[ 192 ]}
Эннис, Монтана - Уильям Эннис (поселенцы)
Эносбург, Вермонт - Роджер Энос (землевладелец) ^{[ 192 ]}
Эррол, Нью -Гемпшир - Джеймс Хей, 15 -й граф Эрролл
Эрвинг, Массачусетс - Джон Эрвинг (ранний фермерский землевладелец) ^{[ 193 ]}
Эрвин, Нью -Йорк - полковник Артур Эрвин ^{[ 193 ]}
Эскридж, Канзас - CV Eskridge (землевладелец) ^{[ 193 ]}
Эссексвилл, Мичиган - Рансом Эссекс (поселенцы) ^{[ 193 ]}
Эстес Парк, Колорадо - Джоэл Эстес (основатель)
Эстервилль, Айова - Эстер Ридли (жена землевладельца) ^{[ 193 ]}
Эстилл, Кентукки - Капитан. Джеймс Эстилл ^{[ 194 ]}
Эстилл, Миссури - Кол. Джон Р. Эстилл ^{[ 194 ]}
Этель, Миссисипи - Этель Макконнико ^{[ 194 ]}
Евклид, Огайо - Евклид ( греческий математик ) ^{[ 194 ]}
Eudora, Канзас - Eudora Fish ^{[ 194 ]}
Юджин, Орегон - Юджин Франклин Скиннер (поселенцы) ^{[ 194 ]}
Юнис, Луизиана - Юнис Фарр Дуссон (вторая жена Керли Дуссон , основатель города)
Юстис, Мэн - Чарльз Л. Юстис (ранний владелец) ^{[ 194 ]}
Эванс, Колорадо , Эванстон, Иллинойс и Эванстон, Вайоминг - губернатор Джон Эванс ^{[ 194 ]}
Эванс, Нью -Йорк - Дэвид Элликотт Эванс (агент Голландской наземной компании ) ^{[ 194 ]}
Эванс Миллс, Нью -Йорк - Этни Эванс (владелец мельницы) ^{[ 194 ]}
Эвансвилл, Индиана - Роберт Морган Эванс (основатель) ^{[ 194 ]}
Эвансвилл, Вайоминг - WT Evans (кузнец)
Эварт, Мичиган - Фрэнк Эварт (пионер) ^{[ 194 ]}
Эверетт, Массачусетс и Эверетт, Пенсильвания - Эдвард Эверетт (политик и педагог) ^{[ 194 ]}
Эверетт, Вашингтон - Эверетт Колби (сын Чарльза Колби, местный бустер) ^{[ 195 ]}
Городок Юинга, Нью -Джерси - Чарльз Юинг (Главный судья Верховного суда Нью -Джерси )

Фон

Фэрбенкс, Аляска - Чарльз В. Фэрбенкс
Фэрфакс, Калифорния - Чарльз С. Фэрфакс
Фэрфакс, Вирджиния и округ Фэрфакс, Вирджиния - Томас Фэрфакс, 6 -й лорд Фэрфакс из Кэмерона ^{[ 196 ]}
Фэллон, Калифорния - Люк и Джеймс Фэллон (ранние поселенцы)
Фаллоуфилд, Пенсильвания - Ланселот Фаллоуфилд (землевладелец) ^{[ 196 ]}
Фаннин, Техас - полковник Джеймс Фаннин (Техайский Патриот) ^{[ 196 ]}
Фаннетт, Техас - BJ Fannett (местный землевладелец, который открыл там универсальный магазин в 1890 -х годах)
Фарго, Северная Дакота - Уильям Фарго ^{[ 196 ]}
Фарибо, Миннесота - Жан-Батист Фарибо (поселенцы) ^{[ 196 ]}
Фарли, округ Мендосино, Калифорния - Джексон Фарли (ранний поселенец)
Фарнхэм, Нью -Йорк - Ле Рой Фарнхэм (купец) ^{[ 196 ]}
Фаррагут, Айова и Фаррагут, Теннесси - Дэвид Фаррагут ^{[ 197 ]}^{[ 198 ]}
Фаррандсвилл, Пенсильвания - Уильям П. Фарранд (основатель) ^{[ 197 ]}
Фарвелл, Мичиган - Сэмюэль Б. Фарвелл (железнодорожный) ^{[ 197 ]}
Fayette в Алабаме , Индиане , Мэн , Мичигане , Миссисипи , Миссисипи , -Йорке Западной Нью , Огайо , Юте , Вирджинии мест 12 ,
Fayetteville , 11 мест в Арканзасе , Джорджии , Иллинойсе , Индиане , Нью -Йорке , Северной Каролине , Огайо , Пенсильвании , Теннесси , Техасе и Западной Вирджинии - Гилберт дю Мотие
Fayette City, Pennsylvania - Гилберт дю Мотиер, Маркиз де ла Файетт
Феликс Тауншип, графство Гранди, Иллинойс и Феликс Тауншип, округ Гранди, Айова - Феликс Гранди (сенатор США из Теннесси) ^{[ 197 ]}
Стипендиаты, Калифорния - Чарльз А. Феллоус (железнодорожный подрядчик)
Fell's Point, Балтимор, Мэриленд - Уильям Фолл (землевладелец) ^{[ 197 ]}
Felts Mills, Нью -Йорк - Джон Фелт (владелец) ^{[ 197 ]}
Феннер, Нью -Йорк - губернатор Род -Айленда Артур Феннер ^{[ 197 ]}
Феннвилл, Мичиган - Итан Фенн (основатель) ^{[ 197 ]}
Фентон, Нью -Йорк - губернатор Рувим Фентон ^{[ 197 ]}
Фердинанд, Вермонт -из одного из названий принца Карла Вильгельма Фердинанда из Брансуика-Луненбурга
Фернандина -Бич, Флорида - король Фердинанд VII из Испании
Феррисбург, Вермонт - Бенджамин Феррис (основатель) ^{[ 199 ]}
Fields Landing, Калифорния - Waterman Field (ранний поселенец)
Филдвилль, Нью -Джерси - Джон Филд (ранний поселенец)
Финкасл, Вирджиния - Джордж Мюррей, 5 -й граф Данмор (сын колониального губернатора Лорда Данмора , а также известный под названием «Господь Лорд Финкасла») ^{[ 199 ]}
Финдли, штат Огайо - полковник Джеймс Финдли (косвенно, через Форт Финдли ) ^{[ 199 ]}
Финдли Тауншип, округ Аллегейни, Пенсильвания - губернатор Уильям Финдли (обратите внимание на правописание) ^{[ 199 ]}
НИКОГДА, НЬЮ -ЙОРК - Джон Файн (землевладелец) ^{[ 199 ]}
Финли, Калифорния - Сэмюэль Финли Силар (ранний поселенец)
Firebaugh, California - Эндрю Д. Firebaugh
Firestone, Колорадо - Джейкоб Файерстоун (землевладелец)
Фитчбург, Массачусетс - Джон Фитч (поселенцы) ^{[ 199 ]}
Фитиан, Иллинойс - доктор Уильям Фитиан ^{[ 199 ]}
Фицвильям, Нью -Гемпшир - Уильям Фицвильям, 4 -й граф Фицвильям (двоюродный брат губернатора Джона Вентвора ) ^{[ 199 ]}
Округ Флаглер, Флорида - Генри Флаглер , построил железной дороги Восточного побережья Флориды
Фландро, Южная Дакота - Чарльз Юджин Фландрау
Флеминг, Нью -Йорк - генерал Джордж Флеминг (житель) ^{[ 200 ]}
Флемнгсбург, Кентукки - полковник Джон Флеминг ^{[ 200 ]}
Флора, Миссисипи - Флора Джонс (жительница) ^{[ 200 ]}
Флоренция, Канзас - Флоренс Кроуфорд ^{[ 200 ]}
Флоренция, Кентукки - Флоренс Коннер (жена раннего поселенца)
Флоренция, Омаха, Небраска - Флоренция Килбурн ^{[ 200 ]}
Флоренция, Южная Каролина - Флоренс Хартли (дочь президента железной дороги, который жил в этом районе) ^{[ 200 ]}
Флоресвилл, Техас - Дон Франциско Флорес де Абрего (ранний поселенец)
Флойд, Айова - Чарльз Флойд (исследователь с Льюисом и Кларком) ^{[ 200 ]}
Флойд, Нью -Йорк - Уильям Флойд (отец -основатель) ^{[ 200 ]}
Флойд, Вирджиния - Джон Флойд (политик из Вирджинии) ^{[ 201 ]}
Флойдада, Техас - Дельфин Флойд (умер во время защиты Аламо ) и Ада Прайс (жена местного землевладельца) (косвенно, через округ Флойд, штат Техас )
Fluhr, California - CG Fluhr (официальное лицо железной дороги)
Фонда, Нью -Йорк - Дуу Фонда ^{[ 201 ]}
Forbestown, California - Bf Forbes (владелец местного магазина)
Форд, Канзас - полковник Джеймс Хобарт Форд ^{[ 201 ]}
Форсайт, Джорджия - губернатор Джон Форсайт ^{[ 201 ]}
Форсайт, Монтана - генерал Джеймс В. Форсайт
Форт Аткинсон, Висконсин - генерал Генри Аткинсон ^{[ 201 ]}
Форт Бентон, Монтана - Томас Харт Бентон ^{[ 201 ]}
Форт Брэгг, Калифорния - офицер американской армии и генерал Конфедерации Брэкстон Брэгг
Форт Коллинз, Колорадо - полковник Уильям О. Коллинз
Форт Ковингтон, Нью -Йорк - генерал Леонард Ковингтон ^{[ 201 ]}
Форт Додж, Айова - Генри Додж ( сенатор США из Висконсина ) (косвенно, после форта, названного в его честь) ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт Эдвард (город), Нью -Йорк - принц Эдвард, герцог Йоркский и Олбани ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт Фэрфилд, Мэн - губернатор Джон Фэрфилд ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт Феттерман, Вайоминг - Lt. Полковник Уильям Дж. Феттерман ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт Фредерика, Джорджия - Фредерик, принц Уэльский ^{[ 203 ]}
Форт Гейнс, Алабама и Форт Гейнс, Джорджия - генерал Эдмунд П. Гейнс ^{[ 202 ]}^{[ 204 ]}
Форт Гамильтон, Нью -Йорк - Александр Гамильтон ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт Джон, Калифорния - Джон Стюарт
Форт Джонстон, Северная Каролина - Габриэль Джонстон , 6 -й губернатор Северной Каролины
Форт Кент, Мэн - Эдвард Кент (губернатор Мэна) ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт -Лодердейл, Флорида - майор Уильям Лодердейл
Форт Ливенуорт, Канзас - генерал Генри Ливенуорт ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт Ли, Нью -Джерси - Чарльз Ли
Форт Люптон, Колорадо - лейтенант Ланкастер Люптон (построил здесь торговый пост) ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт Мэдисон, Айова - Джеймс Мэдисон ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт Морган, Колорадо - полковник Кристофер А. Морган ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт -Майерс, Флорида и Форт -Майерс -Бич, Флорида - полковник Авраам С. Майерс ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт Пьер, Южная Дакота - Пьер Шуто -младший ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт Роми, Калифорния - Чарльз Роми (землевладелец)
Форт Скотт, Канзас - генерал Уинфилд Скотт ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт Сьюард, Калифорния - Уильям Х. Сьюард
Форт Шеридан, Иллинойс - генерал Филипп Шеридан ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт -Уэйн, Индиана - Энтони Уэйн ^{[ 202 ]}
Форт -Уэрт, Техас - Уильям Дженкинс Уорт ^{[ 202 ]}
Фостер, Род -Айленд - сенатор США Теодор Фостер ^{[ 202 ]}
Фостория, Огайо - губернатор Чарльз Фостер ^{[ 202 ]}
Фаутс -Спрингс, Калифорния - Джон Ф. Фаутс (открытие Спрингс)
Фаулер, Калифорния - Томас Фаулер (сенатор штата Калифорния)
Фаулер, Мичиган - Джон Н. Фаулер ^{[ 205 ]}
Фаулер, Нью -Йорк - Теодоциус Фаулер (землевладелец) ^{[ 205 ]}
Фаулвилль, Мичиган - Ральф Фаулер (поселенцы) ^{[ 205 ]}
Фаулвилль, округ Ливингстон, Нью -Йорк - Уэллс Фаулер (поселенцы) ^{[ 205 ]}
Фоксбург, Пенсильвания - HM Fox (землевладелец) ^{[ 205 ]}
Фоксборо, Массачусетс - Чарльз Джеймс Фокс
Francestown, New Hampshire – Frances Deering Wentworth (Governor John Wentworth's wife)^[205]
Franceville, Colorado – Matt France^[205]
Frankfort, Kansas – Frank Schmidt (landowner)^[205]
Frankfort, Kentucky – Benjamin Franklin
Frankfort (town), New York – Lawrence Frank (settler)^[205]
Franklin – Benjamin Franklin, 36 places in
- Alabama – Arkansas – Sacramento County, California – Connecticut – Georgia – Idaho – Illinois – Indiana – Iowa – Kentucky – Louisiana – Maine – Massachusetts – Michigan – Minnesota – Missouri – Nebraska – New Hampshire – New Jersey – Franklin County, New York – Macon County, North Carolina – Surry County, North Carolina – Ohio – Cambria County, Pennsylvania – Venango County, Pennsylvania – Tennessee – Texas – Vermont – Virginia – West Virginia – Jackson County, Wisconsin – Kewaunee County, Wisconsin – Manitowoc County, Wisconsin – Milwaukee County, Wisconsin – Sauk County, Wisconsin – Vernon County, Wisconsin
Franklin, Delaware County, New York – William Temple Franklin^[205]
Franklin Lakes, New Jersey – Benjamin Franklin
Franklin Park, New Jersey – Benjamin Franklin
Franklin Township – Benjamin Franklin, 77 places in
- DeKalb County, Illinois – DeKalb County, Indiana – Floyd County, Indiana – Grant County, Indiana – Harrison County, Indiana – Hendricks County, Indiana – Henry County, Indiana – Johnson County, Indiana – Kosciusko County, Indiana – Marion County, Indiana – Montgomery County, Indiana – Owen County, Indiana – Pulaski County, Indiana – Putnam County, Indiana – Randolph County, Indiana – Ripley County, Indiana – Washington County, Indiana – Wayne County, Indiana – Allamakee County, Iowa – Appanoose County, Iowa – Bremer County, Iowa – Cass County, Iowa – Clarke County, Iowa – Decatur County, Iowa – Story County, Iowa – Bourbon County, Kansas – Edwards County, Kansas – Franklin County, Kansas – Jackson County, Kansas – Clare County, Michigan – Houghton County, Michigan – Lenawee County, Michigan – Wright County, Minnesota – Bergen County, New Jersey – Gloucester County, New Jersey – Hunterdon County, New Jersey – Somerset County, New Jersey – Warren County, New Jersey – Rowan County, North Carolina – Surry County, North Carolina – Adams County, Ohio – Brown County, Ohio – Clermont County, Ohio – Columbiana County, Ohio – Coshocton County, Ohio – Darke County, Ohio – Franklin County, Ohio – Fulton County, Ohio – Harrison County, Ohio – Jackson County, Ohio – Licking County, Ohio – Mercer County, Ohio – Monroe County, Ohio – Morrow County, Ohio – Portage County, Ohio – Richland County, Ohio – Ross County, Ohio – Shelby County, Ohio – Tuscarawas County, Ohio – Warren County, Ohio – Wayne County, Ohio – Adams County, Pennsylvania – Beaver County, Pennsylvania – Bradford County, Pennsylvania – Butler County, Pennsylvania – Carbon County, Pennsylvania – Chester County, Pennsylvania – Columbia County, Pennsylvania – Erie County, Pennsylvania – Fayette County, Pennsylvania – Greene County, Pennsylvania – Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania – Luzerne County, Pennsylvania – Lycoming County, Pennsylvania – Snyder County, Pennsylvania – Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania – York County, Pennsylvania
Franklinton, Louisiana and Franklinton, North Carolina – Benjamin Franklin
Frankstown Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania – Stephen Franks (trader)^[205]
Franktown, Colorado – J. Frank Gardner (resident)^[205]
Fraser, Delaware County, New York – Hugh Frazer (landowner) (note the spelling)^[203]
Frederic Township, Michigan – Frederick Barker (pioneer)^[203]
Frederick, Colorado – Frederick A. Clark (landholder)
Frederick, Maryland – Frederick Calvert, 6th Baron Baltimore^[203]
Fredericksburg, Virginia – Frederick, Prince of Wales^[203]
Fredericktown, Missouri – George Frederick Bollinger (state legislator)^[203]
Frederiksted, U.S. Virgin Islands – Frederick V of Denmark
Freeborn, Minnesota – William Freeborn (town councillor)^[203]
Freelandville, Indiana – Dr. John F. Freeland^[203]
Freemansburg, Pennsylvania – Jacob Freeman^[203]
Fremont, California, and numerous other Fremonts – John C. Frémont
Frenchburg, Kentucky – Richard French (judge)^[203]
French Mills, New York – Abel French (factory owner)^[203]
Friant, California – Thomas Friant (lumber company executive)
Frye Island, Maine – Captain Joseph Frye
Fryeburg, Maine – Captain Joseph Frye^[206]
Fulford, Colorado – A.H. Fulford (pioneer)^[206]
Fullerton, California – George H. Fullerton (president of the Pacific Land and Improvement Company)
Fullerton, Nebraska – Randall Fuller (stockman)^[206]
Fulton, South Dakota – Robert Fulton (inventor of the first commercially successful steamboat)
Funk, Nebraska – P.C. Funk^[206]
Funkstown, Maryland – Jacob Funk (landowner)^[206]

G

Gadsden, Alabama – James Gadsden^[206]
Gagetown, Michigan – James Gage (settler)^[206]
Gaines, New York – Gen. Edmund P. Gaines^[206]
Gainesboro, Tennessee – Gen. Edmund P. Gaines^[207]
Gainesville, 4 places in Florida, Georgia, New York, and Texas – Gen. Edmund P. Gaines^[206]^[204]
Galen, New York – Galen^[206]
Galesburg, Illinois – George Washington Gale (founder)^[206]
Galesville, Wisconsin – George Gale (founder)^[206]
Gallatin River – Albert Gallatin^[206]
Gallatin, New York and Gallatin, Tennessee – Albert Gallatin^[206]^[208]
Gallaway, Tennessee – J.M. Gallaway (mill owner)^[208]
Gallitzin, Pennsylvania – Pierre Gallitzin (founder)^[209]
Galveston, Texas – Bernardo de Gálvez y Madrid, Count of Gálvez, José de Gálvez, 1st Marquess of Sonora, Matías de Gálvez y Gallardo^[a]
Gambier, Ohio – James Gambier, 1st Baron Gambier (benefactor of Kenyon College)^[209]
Gansevoort, New York – Col. Peter Gansevoort (resident)^[209]
Garberville, California – Jacob C. Garber (first postmaster)^[209]
Gardiner, Maine – Dr. Sylvester Gardiner (Boston physician)^[209]
Gardiner, New York – Lieutenant Governor Addison Gardiner^[209]
Gardiners Island, New York – Lion Gardiner (settler)^[209]
Gardner, Kansas – Henry Gardner, Governor of Massachusetts^[209]
Gardner, Massachusetts – Colonel Thomas Gardner (killed during the Battle of Bunker Hill)^[209]
Garfield, 6 places in Illinois, Kansas, Maine, New Jersey, Mahoning County, Ohio, and Oregon – James A. Garfield^[209]
Garibaldi, Oregon – Giuseppe Garibaldi
Garland, Maine – Joseph Garland (settler)^[209]
Garland, Texas – Attorney General Augustus Hill Garland
Garlock, California – Eugene Garlock (early businessman)
Garnett, Kansas – W.A. Garnett (resident of Louisville, Kentucky)^[209]
Garrett, Indiana and Garrett, Pennsylvania – John W. Garrett (president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)^[209]
Garretson, South Dakota – A. S. Garretson (banker)
Garrison, Texas – Z.B. Garrison (settler)^[210]
Gary, Indiana – Elbert Henry Gary
Garysburg, North Carolina – Roderick B. Gary^[210]
Gastonia, North Carolina – William Gaston (judge)^[210]
Gasquet, California – Horace Gasquet (first postmaster)
Gates, New York and Gatesville, North Carolina – Gen. Horatio Gates^[210]
Gaylesville, Alabama – George W. Gayle^[210]
Gaylord, Kansas – C.E. Gaylord (resident of Marshall County)^[210]
Gayoso, Missouri – Manuel Gayoso de Lemos (colonial governor)^[210]
Geary, Kansas – Gov. John W. Geary^[210]
Geddes, New York – James Geddes (early settler)^[210]
Gentry, Missouri – Col. Richard Gentry^[210]
George, Washington – George Washington
George West, Texas – George Washington West (founder)
Georgetown, California – George Phipps (founder)
Georgetown, Colorado – George Griffith (clerk of court)^[210]
Georgetown, Delaware – George Mitchell (resident)^[211]
Georgetown, Kentucky and Georgetown, Massachusetts – George Washington^[211]
Georgetown, Maine and Georgetown, South Carolina – George I of Great Britain^[211]
Georgetown, Washington, D.C. – George II of Great Britain^[212]
Georgia (U.S. state) – King George II of Great Britain^[211]
German, New York – Gen. Obadiah German (landowner)^[211]
Gerry, New York – Elbridge Gerry^[211]
Gervais, Oregon – Joseph Gervais (pioneer)^[211]
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania – Samuel Gettys (settler)
Gibbon River – Gen. John Gibbon^[211]
Gibbon, Oregon – Gen. John Gibbon^[211]
Gibbonsville, Idaho – Gen. John Gibbon^[211]
Gibson, Tennessee – Col. Thomas Gibson^[211]
Gilbert, Arizona – William "Bobby" Gilbert
Gilberton, Pennsylvania – John Gilbert (mine owner)^[211]
Gilchrist County, Florida – Albert W. Gilchrist Governor of Florida from 1909 to 1913
Gilford, New Hampshire – S.S. Gillman (settler)^[211]
Gill, Massachusetts – Moses Gill (lieutenant governor of Massachusetts)^[213]
Gillette, Wyoming – Weston Gillette (surveyor and civil engineer)
Gilman, Colorado – H.H. Gilman (resident)^[213]
Gilsum, New Hampshire – Samuel Gilbert and his son-in-law, Thomas Sumner (proprietors)^[213]
Girard, Pennsylvania – Stephen Girard^[213]
Girardville, Pennsylvania – Stephen Girard^[213]
Gladstone, Michigan and Gladstone, North Dakota – William Ewart Gladstone^[213]
Gladwin, Michigan – Maj. Henry Gladwin^[213]
Glen, New York – Jacob Glen (resident)^[213]
Glen Burnie, Maryland – Elias Glenn (district attorney) and his descendants
Glens Falls, New York – John Glenn (discoverer)^[214]
Glennville, California – James M. Glenn (blacksmith)
Glocester, Rhode Island – Henry Stuart, Duke of Gloucester (note spelling)
Glover, Vermont – Brigadier General John Glover (proprietor)^[214]
Goddard, Kansas – J.F. Goddard (manager of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway)^[214]
Godfrey, Illinois – Capt. Benjamin Godfrey^[214]
Goff, Kansas – Edward H. Goff^[214]
Goffstown, New Hampshire – Colonel John Goffe (settler) (note spelling)^[214]
Goldsboro, North Carolina – M.T. Goldsboro^[214]
Goodhue, Minnesota – James M. Goodhue (journalist)^[214]
Gorham, Maine and Gorham, New Hampshire – Captain John Gorham (The town in New Hampshire was named for the one in Maine).^[215]^[216]
Gorham, New York – Nathaniel Gorham^[217]
Gorman Township, Otter Tail County, Minnesota – Gov. Willis A. Gorman^[217]
Gosnold, Massachusetts – Bartholomew Gosnold (settler)^[217]
Gouldsboro, Maine – Robert Gould (landholder)^[217]
Gouverneur, New York – Gouverneur Morris^[217]
Gove City, Kansas – Capt. Grenville L. Gove^[217]
Governors Island (Massachusetts) – Gov. John Winthrop (landowner)^[217]
Governors Island (New York) – Gov. Wouter van Twiller (landowner)^[217]
Grafton, Massachusetts – Charles FitzRoy, 2nd Duke of Grafton^[217]
Grafton, New Hampshire – Augustus FitzRoy, 3rd Duke of Grafton (relative of colonial governor Benning Wentworth)^[217]
Graham, North Carolina – William Alexander Graham (U.S. Senator)^[217]
Granby, Massachusetts – John Manners, Marquess of Granby (hero of the Seven Years' War)^[217]
Granby, Vermont – Marquis of Granby^[217]
Granger, Washington – Walter Granger (superintendent of the Washington Irrigation Company)
Grant, 4 places in Humboldt County, California, Iowa, Kansas, and Nebraska – Ulysses S. Grant^[218]
Grantsville, West Virginia – Ulysses S. Grant^[218]
Grantham, New Hampshire – Thomas Robinson, 1st Baron Grantham
Gratiot, Wisconsin – Col. Henry Gratiot^[218]
Grattan Township, Michigan – Henry Grattan^[218]
Gravette, Arkansas – E.T. Gravette^[219]
Gray, Maine – Thomas Gray (proprietor)^[219]
Grays Harbor, Washington – Capt. Robert Gray (explorer)^[219]
Grayson, Kentucky – Col. Robert Grayson^[219]
Graysville, Indiana – Joe Gray (founder)^[219]
Great Barrington, Massachusetts – William Barrington, 2nd Viscount Barrington^[219]
Greeley, Colorado and Greeley, Kansas – Horace Greeley (editor of the New York Tribune)^[219]
Greeley Center, Nebraska – Peter Greeley^[219]
Greene, Iowa – George Green (judge) (note the spelling)^[220]
Greene, Maine and Greene, New York – Nathanael Greene^[220]
Greeneville, Tennessee – Nathanael Greene^[220]
Greenleaf, Kansas – A.W. Greenleaf (treasurer of the Union Pacific Railroad)^[220]
Greensboro, North Carolina – Nathanael Greene
Greensboro, Vermont – Timothy Green (landowner)
Greensburg, Kansas – Col. D.R. Green^[220]
Greenup, Kentucky – Gov. Christopher Greenup^[220]
Greenville, Kentucky and Greenville, North Carolina – Nathanael Greene^[220]
Greenville, Michigan – John Green (settler)^[220]
Greenwood, Arkansas – Moses Greenwood (merchant)^[220]
Greenwood, El Dorado County, California – John Greenwood (early settler)
Greenwood, Mississippi – Greenwood LeFlore (Choctaw chief)^[220]
Greenwood, Nebraska – J.S. Green (settler)^[220]
Greig, New York – John Greig (U.S. representative)^[220]
Grestley, California – James Grestley
Gridley, California – George W. Gridley (founder)
Gridley, Illinois – Asahel Gridley^[221]
Griffin, Georgia – Gen. Lewis Lawrence Griffin (president of the Macon and Western Railroad)^[222]
Grimes, Iowa – James W. Grimes (U.S. Senator)^[221]
Grimesland, North Carolina – Gen. Bryan Grimes^[221]
Grinnell, Iowa – W.H. Grinnell (resident)^[221]
Griswold, Connecticut – Governor Roger Griswold^[221]
Grover, North Carolina and Grover, South Carolina – Grover Cleveland^[221]
Grundy Center, Iowa – Felix Grundy (U.S. Senator from Tennessee)^[221]
Guilford, Maine – Moses Guilford Law (first white child born here)
Guilford, Vermont – Francis North, 1st Earl of Guilford
Gunnison, Colorado – Capt. John Williams Gunnison (explorer)^[223]
Gunnison Island, Utah – Capt. John Williams Gunnison (explorer)^[223]
Gunnison River – Capt. John Williams Gunnison (explorer)^[223]
Guntown, Mississippi – James G. Gunn (early settler)^[224]
Gurnee, Illinois – Walter S. Gurnee (mayor of Chicago)
Gustine, California – Augusta Miller, daughter of Henry Miller (rancher)
Guthrie Center, Iowa – Capt. Edwin B. Guthrie^[223]
Guttenberg, Iowa and Guttenberg, New Jersey – Johannes Gutenberg (note the spelling)^[223]

H

Hackettstown, New Jersey – Samuel Hackett (early settler)^[223]
Haddonfield, New Jersey – Elizabeth Haddon) (landowner)^[223]
Haddon Township, New Jersey – Elizabeth Haddon (landowner)
Hagerstown, Maryland – Jonathan Hager
Hahns Peak and Hahns Peak Village, Colorado – Joe Hahn (settler)^[223]
Halcott, New York – George W. Halcott (sheriff)^[223]
Hale, Missouri – John P. Hale (Carrollton resident)^[223]
Halifax, Massachusetts and Halifax, Vermont – George Montagu-Dunk, 2nd Earl of Halifax^[225]
Hallowell, Maine – Benjamin Hallowell (landowner)^[225]
Hallstead, Pennsylvania – William F. Hallstead (general manager of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad)^[225]
Hallsville, New York – Capt. Robert Hall^[225]
Hallsville, Texas – Robert Burton Hall (railroader)^[226]
Halstead, Kansas – Murat Halstead (journalist)^[225]
Hamden, Connecticut – John Hampden (English statesman) (note spelling)
Hamersville, Ohio – Gen. Thomas L. Hamer^[225]
Hamilton, Georgia – James Hamilton Jr. (Governor of South Carolina)^[225]
Hamilton, Massachusetts and Hamilton, Ohio – Alexander Hamilton^[225]^[227]
Hamilton, Montana – J.W. Hamilton (provided the right-of-way to the railroad)
Hamilton City, California – J.G. Hamilton (sugar company president)
Hamilton County, 7 places in Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, New York, Ohio, and Tennessee – Alexander Hamilton^[225]
Hamlin, Kansas – Vice President Hannibal Hamlin^[225]
Hammond, Illinois – Charles Goodrich Hamilton (railroader)^[225]
Hammond, Indiana – George H. Hammond (Detroit butcher who founded a meat-packing plant here)^[228]
Hammond, New York – Abijah Hammond (landowner)^[225]
Hammonton, California – W.P. Hammond (gold mine official)
Hampden, Maine and Hampden, Massachusetts – John Hampden (English patriot)^[225]
Hampton, South Carolina – Gen. Wade Hampton I^[229]
Hancock, 6 places in Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont – John Hancock^[229]
Hanford, California – James Madison Hanford (railroad executive)
Hankamer, Texas – I. A. Hankamer (early settler)
Hannibal, Missouri and Hannibal, New York – Hannibal^[229]
Hanson, Massachusetts – Alexander C. Hanson (Maryland newspaper publisher and U.S. Senator)
Haralson, Georgia and Haralson County, Georgia – Gen. Hugh A. Haralson (U.S. representative)^[229]
Harbeson, Delaware – Harbeson Hickman (landowner)^[229]
Harbin Springs, California – James M. Harbin (discoverer of the springs)
Harbine, Nebraska – Col. John Harbine^[229]
Hardenburgh, New York – Johannes Hardenburgh (landowner)^[229]
Hardin, Missouri – Gov. Charles Henry Hardin^[230]
Hardin, Montana – Samuel Hardin (friend of developer Charles Henry Morrill)
Hardinsburg, Kentucky – Capt. William Hardin (pioneer)^[230]
Hardwick, Massachusetts – Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke (note the spelling)^[230]
Harlan, Iowa – James Harlan (United States Senator)^[230]
Harlan, Kansas – John C. Harlan (settler)^[230]
Harlan, Kentucky – Maj. Silas Harlan^[230]
Harlowton, Montana – Richard A. Harlow (president of the Montana Railroad)
Harney, Oregon – Gen. William S. Harney^[230]
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia – Robert Harper (ferry owner)^[230]
Harpersfield, New York – Joseph Harper (landowner)^[230]
Harperville, Mississippi – G.W. Harper (resident)^[230]
Harrietstown, New York – Harriet Duane (wife of James Duane)^[230]
Harriman, New York – E. H. Harriman (president of the Union Pacific Railroad)
Harrington, Delaware – Samuel M. Harrington (judge)^[230]
Harrisburg, Inyo County, California – Shorty Harris (gold discoverer)
Harrisburg, New York – Richard Harrison^[231]
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – John Harris, Sr. (founder)^[231]
Harrison, Maine – Harrison Gray Otis (landowner)^[231]
Harrison, New Jersey – William Henry Harrison^[231]
Harrison, New York – John Harrison (Quaker leader)^[231]
Harrison Township, New Jersey – William Henry Harrison
Harrisonburg, Virginia – Thomas Harrison (early settler who founded the community)
Harrisville, New Hampshire – Milan Harris (mill owner)^[231]
Harrisville, New York – Fosket Harris (settler)^[231]
Harrisville, Ohio – Meigs Harris (pioneer)^[231]
Harrisville, West Virginia – Thomas Harris^[231]
Harrodsburg, Kentucky – Col. James Harrod (settler)^[231]
Hart's Location, New Hampshire – Colonel John Hart
Hartsville, Indiana – Gideon B. Hart (pioneer)^[231]
Hartwick, New York – Christopher Hartwick (landowner)^[231]
Harvard, Illinois – John Harvard (indirectly, via Harvard University)^[231]
Harvard, Massachusetts – John Harvard^[231]
Hastings, Michigan – Eurotas Hastings (state auditor)^[232]
Hathaway Pines, California – Robert B. Hathaway (first postmaster)
Hattiesburg, Mississippi – Hattie Hardy (wife of pioneer lumberman and civil engineer William H. Hardy)^[232]
Haugan, Montana – H. G. Haugan (land commissioner of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad)
Havensville, Kansas – Paul E. Havens (Leavenworth resident)^[232]
Hawesville, Kentucky – Richard Hawes (U.S. representative)^[232]
Hawkeye, Iowa – Chief Hawkeye^[232]
Hawley, Massachusetts – Joseph Hawley (local leader in the American Revolution)^[232]
Hawthorne, New Jersey – Nathaniel Hawthorne^[232]
Hayden, Colorado – Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden (geologist)^[232]
Hayden Hill, California – Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden (geologist)^[232]
Hayes, California – William J. Hayes (first postmaster)
Hayesville, North Carolina – George W. Hayes (state senator)^[233]
Hays, Kansas – Gen. William Hays^[233]
Hayward, California – William Dutton Hayward (early settler)
Hayward, Minnesota – David Hayward (settler)
Hazard, Kentucky – Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry (hero of the War of 1812)
Hazardville, Connecticut – Colonel Augustus George Hazard (gunpowder manufacturer)^[233]
Hazelton, California – Hazelton Blodget (son of Hugh A. Blodget, oilman)
Hazelton, Kansas – Rev. J.H. Hazelton (founder)^[233]
Hazelrigg, Indiana – H.G. Hazlerigg (founder) (note the spelling)^[233]
Healdsburg, California – Col. Harmon Heald (settler)^[233]
Hearst, California – George Hearst
Heath, Massachusetts – General William Heath^[233]
Heber, California – A.H. Heber (development company president)
Heber City, Utah – Heber C. Kimball (Mormon leader)^[233]
Heceta Beach, Oregon – Bruno de Heceta (explorer)^[233]
Helena, New York – Helena Pitcairn^[233]
Helm, California – William Helm (early rancher)
Henderson, Nevada – U.S. Senator Charles B. Henderson
Henderson, Kentucky and Henderson, Tennessee – Col. Richard Henderson^[234]
Henderson, Nebraska – David Henderson (settler)^[234]
Henderson, New York – William Henderson (landowner)^[234]
Hendersonville, North Carolina – North Carolina Chief Justice Leonard Henderson^[234]
Hendry County, Florida – Major Francis A. Hendry
Hennepin, Illinois – Louis Hennepin (explorer)^[234]
Hennessey, Oklahoma – Pat Hennessey (freighter)^[234]
Henniker, New Hampshire – John Henniker, 1st Baron Henniker^[234]
Henrietta, New York – Laura Pulteney, 1st Countess of Bath^[234]
Henrietta, North Carolina – Henrietta Tanner^[234]
Hensley, Arkansas – William B. Hensley (founder and landowner)^[235]
Hepburn, Iowa – William Peters Hepburn (U.S. representative)^[236]
Hepler, Kansas – B.F. Hepler (resident of Fort Scott)^[236]
Herington, Kansas – M.D. Herington (founder)^[236]
Herkimer, New York – Nicholas Herkimer (militia general in the American Revolutionary War)^[236]
Herlong, California – Capt. Henry W. Herlong (World War II casualty)
Herman, Nebraska – Samuel Herman (railroad conductor)^[236]
Hermann, Missouri – Arminius (Germanic chief)^[236]
Hernando, Mississippi – Hernando de Soto^[236]
Hernando County, Florida – Hernando de Soto^[236]
Hershey, Pennsylvania – Milton S. Hershey (Chocolatier)
Hertford County, North Carolina – Francis Seymour-Conway, 1st Marquess of Hertford^[237]^[b]
Heuvelton, New York – Jacob van Heuvel^[236]
Hewes Point, Maine – Paola Hewes (settler)^[236]
Heyburn, Idaho – Senator Weldon Brinton Heyburn
Hickman, Kentucky – Capt. Paschal Hickman^[236]
Hickory, Mississippi and Hickory, North Carolina – Andrew Jackson (nicknamed "Old Hickory")^[236]
Hicksville, New York – Charles Hicks (Quaker cleric)^[236]
Hicksville, Ohio – Henry W. Hicks (founder)^[236]
Hildreth, California – Tom Hildreth (founder and merchant)
Higginsport, Ohio – Col. Robert Higgins (founder)^[236]
Hildebran, North Carolina – Pope Gregory VII (né Hildebrand)^[238]
Hill, New Hampshire – Isaac Hill (governor of New Hampshire)^[238]
Hillrose, Colorado – Rose Hill Emerson (daughter of early landholder)
Hillsboro, Kansas – John G. Hill (mayor)^[238]
Hillsborough, New Hampshire and Hillsborough, North Carolina – Sir Wills Hill, 1st Marquess of Downshire and 1st Earl of Hillsborough^[238]
Hillsborough County, Florida – Sir Wills Hill, 1st Marquess of Downshire and 1st Earl of Hillsborough^[238]
Hinesburg, Vermont – Abel Hine (town clerk)^[238]
Hinesville, Georgia – Charlton Hines^[238]
Hinsdale, Massachusetts – Rev. Theodore Hinsdale (woolen mill owner)^[238]
Hinsdale, New Hampshire – Colonel Ebenezer Hinsdale^[238]
Hinsdale, New York – Colonel Ebenezer Hinsdale (indirectly, via Hinsdale, New Hampshire)
Hiram, Maine – Hiram I (biblical king of Tyre)^[239]
Hobart, New York – Bishop John Henry Hobart^[239]
Hobergs, California – Gustave Hoberg (founder, resort owner)
Hodgdon, Maine – John Hodgdon (landowner)^[239]
Hodgenville, Kentucky – Robert Hodgen^[239]
Hodson, California – J.J. Hodson (copper mining financier)
Hoffman Estates, Illinois – Sam and Jack Hoffman (builders)
Hoisington, Kansas – A.J. Hoisington (resident of Great Bend)^[239]
Holbrook, Massachusetts – Elisha N. Holbrook (benefactor)^[239]
Holden, Massachusetts – Samuel Holden (banker)^[239]
Holderness, New Hampshire – Robert Darcy, 4th Earl of Holderness^[240]
Holland, Massachusetts – Henry Fox, 1st Baron Holland (English statesman)
Holland Patent, New York – Henry Fox, 1st Baron Holland (landowner)^[241]
Holley, New York – Myron Holley (canal commissioner)^[241]
Holliday, Missouri – Samuel Holliday (resident of St. Louis)^[241]
Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania – Adam and William Holliday (founders)^[241]
Hollis, New Hampshire – John Holles, Earl of Clare (ancestor of colonial governor Benning Wentworth) (note the spelling)^[242]
Holliston, Massachusetts – Thomas Hollis, Esq. of London, England (a benefactor of Harvard College)^[241]
Holmesville, Nebraska – L.M. Holmes (founder)^[241]
Holmesville, Ohio – Maj. Andrew Holmes^[241]
Holt, Missouri – Jerry Holt (landowner)^[241]
Holton, Kansas – Edward Holton^[241]
Holts Summit, Missouri – Timothy Holt^[241]
Holyoke, Massachusetts — Elizur Holyoke, (colonist, scribe and surveyor)^[243]
Homer, New York – Homer (Greek poet)^[241]
Honesdale, Pennsylvania – Philip Dale (canal builder)^[241]
Hood River, Oregon – Alexander Hood, 1st Viscount Bridport^[244]
Hookstown, Pennsylvania – Matthias Hook (resident)^[244]
Hookton, California – John Hookton (founder)
Hoover, Alabama – William H. Hoover (1890–1979), a local insurance of Alabama
Hoover, Indiana – Riley Hoover (founder)^[244]
Hoover Town, West Virginia – Herbert Hoover
Hopkinsville, Kentucky – General Samuel Hopkins^[244]
Hopkinton, Massachusetts – Edward Hopkins (benefactor of Harvard University)^[244]
Hopkinton, New Hampshire – Edward Hopkins (benefactor of Harvard University) (indirectly, via Hopkinton, Massachusetts)^[244]
Hopkinton, New York – Roswell Hopkins (settler)^[244]
Hopkinton, Rhode Island – Gov. Stephen Hopkins^[244]
Horace, Kansas – Horace Greeley^[244]
Hornbeak, Tennessee – Frank Hornbeak (store owner, postmaster)^[245]
Hornby, New York – John Hornby (landowner)^[244]
Hornellsville, New York – George Hornell (settler)^[244]
Hornersville, Missouri – William H. Horner (founder)^[246]
Horstville, California – E. Clemons Horst (rancher)
Horton, Kansas – A.H. Horton (judge)^[246]
Houlton, Maine – Joseph Houlton (settler)^[246]
Hounsfield, New York – Ezra Hounsfield (landowner)^[246]
Houston, Delaware – John W. Houston^[246]
Houston, Minnesota, Houston, Mississippi, and Houston, Texas – Sam Houston^[246]^[247]
Houstonia, Missouri – Sam Houston^[246]
Howard, Kansas – General Oliver Otis Howard^[246]
Howard, Brown County, Wisconsin and Howard, Chippewa County, Wisconsin – Brigadier General Benjamin Howard (officer in the War of 1812)
Howard Springs, California – C.W. Howard (resort owner)
Howards Grove, Wisconsin – H.B. Howard (hotelier and postmaster)
Howell, Evansville, Indiana – Capt. Lee Howell (railroader)^[246]
Howell Township, New Jersey – Gov. Richard Howell^[248]
Howland, Maine – John Howland (Mayflower passenger)
Hoxie, Kansas – H.M. Hoxie (general manager of the Missouri Pacific Railroad)^[248]
Hubbard, Nebraska – Asahel W. Hubbard (judge)^[248]
Hubbardston, Massachusetts – Thomas Hubbard (Massachusetts Speaker of the House of Representatives and landowner)^[248]
Hubbardton, Vermont – Thomas Hubbard (landholder)^[248]
Hudson, Maine – Charles Hudson (indirectly, via Hudson, Massachusetts)
Hudson, Massachusetts – Charles Hudson (United States Representative)^[248]
Hudson, New York – Henry Hudson^[248]
Hudson, Ohio – David Hudson (settler)^[248]
Hudson River – Henry Hudson^[248]
Hugoton, Kansas – Victor Hugo^[248]
Hull, Iowa – John Hull^[248]
Humble, Texas – Pleasant Smith "Plez" Humble (postmaster)
Humboldt, Kansas and Humboldt, South Dakota – Alexander von Humboldt (German scientist, explorer and diplomat)^[248]^[249]
Hummelstown, Pennsylvania – Frederick Hummel (founder)^[248]
Humphrey, New York – Charles Humphrey (state legislator)^[248]
Humphreys Station, California – John W. Humphreys (pioneer)
Humphreysville, Connecticut – David Humphreys^[248]
Hunnewell, Kansas and Hunnewell, Missouri – H.H. Hunnewell (banker)^[248]
Hunter, New York – John Hunter (landowner)^[248]
Huntingdon, Pennsylvania – Selena Hastings, Countess of Huntingdon^[250]
Huntingdon, Tennessee – Memucan Hunt (landowner)^[250]
Huntington, Massachusetts – Charles P. Huntington^[250]
Huntington, Oregon – J.B. Huntington (landowner)^[250]
Huntington, Vermont – Josiah, Charles and Marmaduke Hunt (landholders)
Huntington, West Virginia – Collis P. Huntington^[250]
Huntington Beach, California – Henry E. Huntington
Huntley, Montana – S.O. Huntley (partner in the stagecoach firm of Clark & Huntley)
Huntsville, Alabama – John Hunt (settler)^[250]
Huntsville, Missouri – David Hunt (settler)^[250]
Hurley, New York – Francis Lovelace, Baron Hurley of Ireland^[250]
Hustisford, Wisconsin – John Hustis (settler)^[250]
Hutchinson, Kansas – C.C. Hutchinson (founder)^[250]
Hyannis, Massachusetts – Iyannough (sachem of the Cummaquid Native American tribe)
Hyde Park, Vermont – Captain Jedediah Hyde (landowner)^[250]
Hydesville, California – John Hyde (local landowner)^[250]
Hysham, Montana – Charlie J. Hysham (cattleman)

I

Iliff, Colorado – John Wesley Iliff (cattleman)^[251]
Ingalls, Oklahoma – John James Ingalls (U.S. Senator from Kansas)^[251]
Inman, Kansas – Maj. Henry Inman^[251]
Inman, Nebraska – W.H. Inman (settler)^[251]
Iola, Kansas – Iola Colborn^[251]
Ira, Vermont – Ira Allen (one of the Green Mountain Boys and brother of Ethan Allen)^[251]
Irasburg, Vermont – Ira Allen (landholder, one of the Green Mountain Boys and brother of Ethan Allen)^[251]
Ireland, Texas - John Ireland
Irvine, California – James Irvine I (landowner)^[252]
Irvine, Kentucky – Col. William Irvine^[253]
Irving, Kansas – Washington Irving^[253]
Irving Park, Chicago - Washington Irving
Irvington, New Jersey and Irvington, New York – Washington Irving^[253]
Irwin, California – W.A. Irwin (founder)
Irwinton, Georgia – Gov. Jared Irwin^[253]
Isabella, California, Isabella County, Michigan & Isabella Township, Michigan - Isabella I of Castile
Isle La Motte, Vermont – Captain La Motte (established Fort Sainte Anne on this island)^[253]
Ives Grove, Wisconsin - Joseph Ives

J

Jackson, California – Colonel Alden Jackson
Jackson, Maine – General Henry Jackson^[254]
Jackson, Burnett County, Wisconsin – Stonewall Jackson
Jackson, Wyoming – Davey Jackson
Jackson – Andrew Jackson, 14 places in
- Alabama – Georgia – Kentucky – Louisiana – Michigan – Minnesota^[c] – Mississippi – Missouri – New Hampshire^[254] – New Jersey – New York – Ohio^[254] – Tennessee – Washington County, Wisconsin
Jacksonville, Arkansas – Nicholas and Elizabeth Jackson (landowners)
Jacksonville, Texas – Jackson Smith (soldier)
Jacksonville – Andrew Jackson, 7 places in
- Alabama – Florida – Illinois^[254] – Missouri^[254] – North Carolina^[254] – Oregon – Pennsylvania
Jacobs Corner, California – Mattie Jacobs (first postmaster)
Jaffrey, New Hampshire – George Jaffrey (member of a wealthy Portsmouth family)^[254]
Jamesburg, California – John James (founder)
Jamestown, Indiana – James Mattock (founder)^[254]
Jamestown, Kansas – James P. Pomeroy (railroader)^[254]
Jamestown, New York – James Prendergast (settler)^[255]
Jamestown, Rhode Island – James II of England^[255]
Jamestown, Virginia – James I of England^[255]
Jamesville, New York – James De Witt^[255]
Janesville, California – Jane Bankhead (early settler)
Janesville, Wisconsin – Henry Janes (early settler and first postmaster)^[255]
Jasonville, Indiana – Jason Rogers (founder)^[255]
Jasper, 3 places in Georgia, New York, and Texas – William Jasper (American Revolution hero)^[255]^[256]
Jay, Maine, Jay, New York, and Jay, Vermont – John Jay (the first chief justice of the Supreme Court)^[255]
Jean, Nevada – Jean Fayle (wife of postmaster George Fayle)
Jefferson, Maine, Jefferson, New Jersey, and Jefferson, New Hampshire^[255] – Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson City, Missouri – Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson County, Thomas Jefferson, 19 places in^[255]
- Arkansas – Colorado – Florida – Georgia – Illinois – Indiana – Iowa – Kansas – Kentucky – Mississippi – Missouri – Montana – New York – Pennsylvania – Tennessee – Washington – West Virginia – Wisconsin
Jeffersonville, Georgia – Thomas Jefferson
Jekyll Island, Georgia – Sir Joseph Jekyll^[255]
Jenny Lind, California – Jenny Lind^[255]
Jeromesville, Ohio – John Baptiste Jerome (trader)^[255]
Jesup, Iowa – Morris Ketchum Jesup^[257]
Jesus Maria, California – Jesus Maria (local farmer)
Jetmore, Kansas – Col. A.B. Jetmore^[257]
Jewell, California – Omar Jewell (local rancher)
Jewell, Kansas – Lt. Col. Lewis R. Jewell^[257]
Jewett, New York – Freeborn G. Jewett (judge)^[257]
Jewett, Ohio – T.M. Jewett (railroader)^[257]
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania – Jim Thorpe
Joaquin, Texas – Joaquin Morris (grandson of Benjamin Franklin Morris, who donated the land for the site)
Joe, Montana – Joe Montana
Joe Walker Town, California – Joe Walker
Johnsburg, New York – John Thurman (settler)^[257]
Johnson, Nebraska – Julius A. Johnson (landowner)^[257]
Johnson, Vermont – William Samuel Johnson (landowner)^[257]
Johnson City, Kansas – Col. Alexander S. Johnson^[257]
Johnston, Rhode Island – Augustus Johnston (colonial attorney general)^[257]
Johnston County, North Carolina – Gabriel Johnston, 6th Governor of North Carolina^[257]
Johnstonville, California – Robert Johnston (town developer)
Johnstown, Colorado – John Parish (father of Harvey J. Parish, who platted the town)
Johnstown (city), New York – Sir William Johnson, 1st Baronet (founder)^[257]
Johnstown, Pennsylvania – Joseph Jahns (settler) (note the spelling)^[258]
Joliet, Illinois – Louis Jolliet (note the spelling)^[258]
Jonesboro, Maine – John Coffin Jones (landholder)^[258]
Jonesborough, Tennessee – William Jones (statesman)^[258]
Jonesport, Maine – John Coffin Jones (landholder)^[258]
Jonesville, Indiana – Benjamin Jones (founder)^[258]
Jonesville, Virginia – Frederick Jones (landowner)
Joplin, Missouri – Rev. H.G. Joplin (resident) (indirectly, via Joplin Creek)^[258]
Joplin Creek, Missouri – Rev. H.G. Joplin (resident)^[258]
Jordan, Montana – Arthur Jordan (founder)
Judith River – Judith Hancock^[258]
Judsonia, Arkansas – Rev. Adoniram Judson (missionary)^[258]
Judsonville, California – Egbert Judson (part owner of local mine)
Julesburg, Colorado – Jules Beni (established a trading post here)
Jump-off Joe – Joe McLaughlin (trapper)^[258]
Juneau, Alaska – Joe Juneau (prospector)
Juneau, Wisconsin – Solomon Juneau (founder of Milwaukee)^[259]

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Kamrar, Iowa – J.L. Kamrar (judge)^[260]
Kanawyers, California – Peter Apoleon Kanawyer (founder)
Kaneville, Illinois – Gen. Thomas L. Kane^[259]^[d]
Karnes City, Texas – Henry Karnes (Texas patriot)
Kaufman, Texas – David S. Kaufman (U.S. representative)^[262]
Kearney, Missouri – Charles E. Kearney, the president of the Hannibal and Saint Joseph Railroad
Kearney, Nebraska – Gen. Philip Kearny (note the spelling)^[262]
Kearny, New Jersey – Gen. Philip Kearny^[262]
Keene, California – James R. Keene (financier)
Keene, New Hampshire – Sir Benjamin Keene (English minister to Spain and West Indies trader)^[262]
Keenesburg, Colorado – Les Keene (settler)
Keeseville, New York – Richard Keese (founder)^[262]
Keizer, Oregon – Thomas Dove Keizur
Kelleys Island, Ohio – Datus and Irad Kelly (landowners) (note the spelling)^[262]
Kellogg, Idaho – Noah Kellogg (prospector)
Kelsey, California – Benjamin Kelsey (founder)
Kelso, California – Napoleon B. Kelso (first postmaster)
Kenansville, North Carolina – James Kenan (U.S. representative)^[262]
Kendall, New York – Postmaster General Amos Kendall^[262]
Kennard, Nebraska – Thomas P. Kennard (secretary of state of Nebraska)^[262]
Kenedy, Texas – Mifflin Kenedy (rancher, steamboat owner and railroad investor)
Kenner, Louisiana – Duncan F. Kenner (lawyer)^[262]
Kensington, New Hampshire – Edward Rich, 8th Earl of Warwick and Baron Kensington (owner of Kensington Palace in London)^[263]
Kent, Ohio – Marvin Kent
Kentfield, California – Albert Emmet Kent (landowner)
Kenton, Ohio – Gen. Simon Kenton^[264]
Keough Hot Springs, California – Philip P. Keough (resort owner)
Keokuk, Iowa – Keokuk (Sauk leader)^[264]
Kerman, California – W.G. Kerckhoff and Jacob Mansar (promoters)
Kettleman City, California – Dave Kettleman (early rancher)
Keyesville, California – Richard M. Keyes (gold discoverer in Kern County)
Kiester, Minnesota – Jacob Kiester (county historian)
Kilbourn City, Wisconsin – Byron Kilbourn (pioneer)^[264]
Kilbuck Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania – chieftain of the Lenape^[265]
Kimball, South Dakota – J.W. Kimball (surveyor)
Kincaid, Kansas – Robert Kincaid (resident of Mound City)^[265]
King City, California – Charles King (founder)
King County, Washington - Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King (originally for Vice President William R. King)
King of Prussia, Pennsylvania – after a local tavern named after Frederick II of Prussia
Kingfield, Maine – William King (future governor of Maine)
Kingman, Kansas – Samuel Austin Kingman (judge)^[265]
Kingman, Maine – R.S. Kingman^[265]
Kingsbury Plantation, Maine – Judge Sanford Kingsbury (landowner)^[265]
Kingsley, Michigan – Judson Kingsley (landowner)^[265]
Kingston, Georgia – J.P. King (resident of Augusta)^[265]
Kingston, Massachusetts – Evelyn Pierrepont, 1st Duke of Kingston-upon-Hull^[265]
Kingston, Missouri – Gov. Austin Augustus King^[265]
Kingsville, Missouri – Gen. William M. King (resident)^[265]
Kingsville, Texas – Captain Richard King (owner of the King Ranch)
Kinman Pond, California – Seth Kinman (settler)^[265]
Kinsley, Kansas – W.E.W. Kinsley (resident of Boston, Massachusetts)^[266]
Kinston, North Carolina – George III^[266]
Kirbyville, Texas – John Henry Kirby (lumber businessman)
Kirkland, New York – Rev. Samuel Kirkland^[266]
Kirklin, Indiana – Nathan Kirk (founder)^[266]
Kirksville, Missouri – Jesse Kirk^[266]
Kirkwood, California – Zack Kirkwood (rancher and early settler)
Kirkwood, Delaware and Kirkwood, Ohio – Maj. Robert Kirkwood (officer in the American Revolutionary War)^[266]
Kirtland, Ohio – Turhand Kirtland (principal of the Connecticut Land Company)
Kirwin, Kansas – Col. John Kirwin^[266]
Kiryas Joel, New York – Joel Teitelbaum (rabbi of Satmar)
Kit Carson, California and Kit Carson, Colorado^[266] – Kit Carson
Klej Grange, Maryland – Katherine (1866-1918), Lucy (1867-1943), Elizabeth (1868-1944), and Josephine Drexel (1878-1966) (daughters of Joseph William Drexel)^[266]
Kneeland, California – John A. and Tom Kneeland (first settlers)
Knights Landing, California – Dr. William Knight (early settler)
Knightsen, California – George W. Knight (town founder) and his wife Christina Christensen
Knightsville, Indiana – A.W. Knight (founder)^[266]
Knowles, California – F.E. Knowles (granite quarry owner)
Knox, Maine – General Henry Knox^[266]
Knoxville, California – Ranar B. Knox, first postmaster^[12]^: 649
Knoxville, 4 places in Georgia, Mississippi, Albany County, New York, and Tennessee – Henry Knox^[266]^[267]
Knoxville, Pennsylvania – John C. Knox (judge)^[268]
Kokomo, Indiana – Ma-Ko-Ko-Mo (Miami tribal chief)
Kortright, New York – Lawrence Kortright (patentee)^[268]
Kosciusko, Mississippi – Tadeusz Kościuszko^[268]
Kossuth, Mississippi and Kossuth, Ohio – Lajos Kossuth^[268]
Kotzebue, Alaska – Otto von Kotzebue^[268]
Kountze, Texas – Herman and Augustus Kountze (financial backers of the Sabine and East Texas Railroad)
Kranzburg, South Dakota – Nicholas Friedrich Wilhelm, Johann, Mathais, and Paul Ferdinand Kranz (settlers)
Kyle, Texas – Captain Fergus Kyle (founder)

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Laceyville, Ohio – Maj. John S. Lacey^[268]
Laclede, Missouri – Pierre Laclède (founder of St. Louis)^[268]
La Conner, Washington – J.J. Connor (settler) (note the spelling)^[268]
Laddonia, Missouri – Amos Ladd (settler)^[269]
Laddville, California – Alphonso Ladd (founder)
Lafayette, Colorado – Lafayette Miller (settler and husband of Mary Miller, who platted the town)
Lairds Landing, California – George and Charles Laird (early settlers)
Lairdsville, New York – Samuel Laird (settler)^[269]
Lake Ann, Michigan – Ann Wheelock (settler's wife)^[269]
Lake Charles, Louisiana – Charles Sallier
Lake Helen, Florida – Helen DeLand (founder's daughter)^[269]
Lake Lanier (Georgia) – Sidney Lanier (poet)^[270]
Lake Wilson, Minnesota – Jonathan E. Wilson (landowner)
Lakin, Kansas – David L. Lakin (resident of Topeka)^[271]
Missouri - Mirabeau B. Lamar
Lamar, 3 places in Colorado and Mississippi – L.Q.C. Lamar^[271]
Lamar River (Wyoming) – L.Q.C. Lamar^[271]
Lamartine, Wisconsin – Alphonse de Lamartine (French historian)^[271]
Lambertville, New Jersey – John Lambert (settler)^[271]
Lamoine, Maine – DeLamoine (early landowner)^[271]
Lamy, New Mexico – Archbishop Jean-Baptiste Lamy^[271]
Lanare, California – L.A. Nares (developer)
Landaff, New Hampshire – Bishop of Llandaff (Llandaff is the spelling of the name on the town charter)
Landisburg, Pennsylvania – James Landis (founder)^[271]
Lanesborough, Massachusetts – James Lane, 2nd Viscount Lanesborough^[271]
Lanesboro, Pennsylvania – Martin Lane (settler)^[271]
Langdon, New Hampshire – Governor John Langdon^[271]
Langhorne, Pennsylvania – Jeremiah Langhorne (jurist)^[271]
Lanier, Georgia – Clement Lanier^[271]
Lansingburgh, New York – Abraham Lansing (founder)^[271]
Laramie River (Ohio) – Pierre-Louis de Lorimier (French fur trader)^[272]
Laramie, Wyoming – Jacques La Ramée (French-Canadian fur trader)^[272]
Larned, Kansas – Gen. B.F. Larned^[272]
Larrabee, Iowa – Gov. William Larrabee^[272]
LaSalle, Illinois – René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle (explorer)^[272]
Lassen Peak (California) – Peter Lassen (explorer)^[272]
Latrobe, California and Latrobe, Pennsylvania^[272] – Benjamin Henry Latrobe, II
Latty, Ohio – A.S. Latty (settler)^[272]
Lauderdale, Mississippi – Col. James Lauderdale^[272]
Laughlin, California – James H. Laughlin, Jr. (landowner)
Laughlin, Nevada – Don Laughlin (founder)^[273]
Laurens, South Carolina – Henry Laurens^[274]
Lavers' Crossing, California – David Lavers (founder)
Lawrence, Kansas – Amos Lawrence^[274]
Lawrence, Massachusetts – Abbott Lawrence (founder)^[274]
Lawrenceburg, Tennessee – Capt. James Lawrence^[274]
Lawrenceville, Georgia – Capt. James Lawrence^[274]
Lawson, Colorado – Alexander Lawson (innkeeper)^[274]
Lawton, Michigan – Nathaniel Lawton (landowner)^[274]
Laytonville, California – F.B. Layton (founder)
Le Claire, Iowa – Antoine Le Claire (founder of Davenport)^[275]
Le Grand, California – William Legrand Dickinson
Le Mars, Iowa – Lucy Underhill, Elizabeth Parson, Mary Weare, Anna Blair, Rebecca Smith and Sarah Reynolds (the first initials of six women aboard on a railroad excursion)^[275]
Le Ray, New York – Le Ray Chaumont^[276]
Le Raysville, Pennsylvania – Vincent le Ray (landowner's son)^[276]
Leakesville, Mississippi – Gov. Walter Leake^[274]
Leavenworth, Kansas – Gen. Henry Leavenworth (indirectly, via Fort Leavenworth)^[274]
Leavitt, California – May F. Leavitt (first postmaster)
Lebec, California – Peter Lebeck (killed by a bear nearby in 1837)
Lecompton, Kansas – Judge D.S. Lecompte^[275]
Ledyard, Connecticut – Col. William Ledyard (state militiaman)^[275]
Ledyard, New York – Benjamin Ledyard (land agent)^[275]
Lee, California – Dick Lee (discoverer of gold at the site)
Lee, Maine – Stephen Lee (settler)
Lee, Massachusetts, Lee, New Hampshire, and Lee, New York – General Charles Lee^[275]^[277]
Leechburg, Pennsylvania – David Leech^[275]
Lee Vining, California – Leroy Vining (founder)
Leesville, California – Lee Harl (local landowner)
Leicester, Massachusetts – Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester^[275]
Leitchfield, Kentucky – Maj. David Leitch^[275]
Leland, Illinois – Edwin S. Leland^[275]
Lemoore, California – Dr. Lovern Lee Moore (early settler)
Lempster, New Hampshire – from one of the titles of Sir Thomas Farmer of a "Lempster" in England
Lennox, South Dakota – Ben Lennox (railroad official)
Lenoir, North Carolina – Gen. William Lenoir^[276]
Lenora, Kansas – Lenora Hauser^[276]
Lenox, Massachusetts – Charles Lennox, 3rd Duke of Richmond (note the spelling)^[276]
Leon, Iowa – David Camden de Leon^[278]
Leon, Kansas – Juan Ponce de León^[276]^{[dubious – discuss]} or after the Iowan town^[279]
Leonard, Michigan – Leonard Rowland^[276]
Leonardville, Kansas – Leonard T. Smith (railroader)^[276]
Leopold, Indiana – Leopold I of Belgium^[276]
Le Roy, New York – Herman Le Roy (landowner)^[276]
Letcher, California – F.F. Letcher (county supervisor)
Leverett, Massachusetts – John Leverett (twentieth governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony)^[276]
Levittown, 2 places in New York and Pennsylvania – William Levitt
Lewis and Clark River (Oregon) – Capt. Meriwether Lewis and William Clark (explorers)^[276]
Lewis, Vermont – Nathan, Sevignior and Timothy Lewis (landholders)
Lewisboro, New York – John Lewis (resident)^[276]
Lewisburg, West Virginia – Samuel Lewis^[276]
Lewiston, Idaho – Meriwether Lewis^[276]
Lewiston, Minnesota – Johnathan Smith Lewis (settler)
Lewiston (town), New York – Gov. Morgan Lewis^[280]
Lewistown, Ohio – Capt. John Lewis (Shawnee chief)^[280]
Lewistown, Pennsylvania – William Lewis
Lila C, California – Lila C. Coleman (mine owner's daughter)
Lillis, California – Simon C. Lillis (ranch superintendent)
Ligonier, Pennsylvania – John Ligonier, 1st Earl Ligonier^[280]
Lillington, North Carolina – Col. Alexander Lillington^[280]
Limon, Colorado – John Limon (or Lymon) (railroad construction supervisor)
Lincklaen, New York – John Lincklaen (landowner)^[280]
Lincoln, Alabama and Lincoln, Vermont – Major General Benjamin Lincoln
Lincoln, California – Charles Lincoln Wilson (one of the organizers and directors of the California Central Railroad)^[12]^: 512
Lincoln, Illinois, Lincoln, Nebraska, and Lincoln, Rhode Island – Abraham Lincoln^[280]^[281]
Lincoln, Maine – Enoch Lincoln (Maine's sixth governor)^[280]
Lincoln, New Hampshire – Henry Fiennes Pelham-Clinton, 2nd Duke of Newcastle, 9th Earl of Lincoln^[282]
Lincoln Center, Kansas – Abraham Lincoln (indirectly, via Lincoln County, Kansas)
Lincolnton, Georgia and Lincolnton, North Carolina – Major General Benjamin Lincoln^[283]
Lincolnville, Maine – Major General Benjamin Lincoln (landowner)^[283]
Lincolnville, South Carolina – Abraham Lincoln^[283]
Lindley, New York – Col. Eleazar Lindley^[283]
Linn, Missouri – Lewis F. Linn (U.S. Senator)^[283]
Linneus, Missouri – Lewis F. Linn (U.S. Senator)^[283]
Litchfield, California – Thomas Litch (pioneer)
Litchfield, New Hampshire – George Henry Lee, Earl of Litchfield
Littleton, Colorado – Richard S. Little^[283]
Littleton, Massachusetts – George Lyttelton, 1st Baron Lyttelton (note the spelling)^[283]
Littleton, New Hampshire – Col. Moses Little^[283]
Livermore, California – Robert Livermore
Livermore, Maine – Deacon Elijah Livermore (early settler)^[283]
Livermore Falls, Maine – Deacon Elijah Livermore (early settler)
Livingston, California – Charles C. Livingston (railroad official)
Livingston, Montana – Johnston Livingston (Northern Pacific Railway stockholder and director)
Livingston, New Jersey – William Livingston
Locke, New York – John Locke^[284]
Lockwood, 3 places in California, New York, and West Virginia – Belva Ann Lockwood
Logan Creek Dredge (Nebraska) – Logan Fontenelle (Omaha chief)^[284]
Logan, Montana – Captain William Logan (died in the Battle of the Big Hole)
Logansport, Indiana – Captain Logan (Native American chief)^[284]
Longmont, Colorado – Stephen Harriman Long (explorer) (indirectly, via Longs Peak)^[285]
Longs Peak (Colorado) – Stephen Harriman Long (explorer)^[285]
Longville, California – W.B. Long (early hotel and saw mill owner)^[12]^: 396
Loomis, California – Jim Loomis (railroad agent, postmaster)^[12]^: 516
Lorenzo, Texas – Lorenzo Dow
Los Angeles – Our Lady the Queen of the Angels
Loudon, New Hampshire – John Campbell, 4th Earl of Loudoun (note spelling)^[285]
Louisa, Virginia – Princess Louisa of Great Britain^[285]
Louisiana – Louis XIV (King of France)^[286]
Louisiana, Missouri – Louisiana Basye (daughter of local settlers)
Louisville, Kansas – Louis Wilson (landowner's son)^[285]
Louisville, Kentucky – Louis XVI of France
Louisville, Mississippi – Col. Louis Wiston (settler)^[285]
Loveland, Colorado – William A.H. Loveland (president of the Colorado Central Railroad)^[285]
Lovell, Maine – Captain John Lovewell (note spelling)^[285]
Lovelock, California – George Lovelock (early merchant)
Lowell, Maine – Lowell Hayden (first person born in the town)^[287]
Lowell, Massachusetts, Lowell, Michigan, and Lowell, North Carolina – Francis Cabot Lowell^[287]
Lowville, New York – Nicholas Low^[287]
Lubbock, Texas – Thomas Saltus Lubbock^[287]
Lucas, Iowa – Robert Lucas (territorial governor)^[287]
Ludington, Michigan – James Ludington (businessman)^[287]
Ludlow, Kentucky – Israel Ludlow (pioneer)^[287]
Lufkin, Texas – Abraham P. Lufkin (cotton merchant and Galveston city councilman)
Lumpkin, Georgia – Gov. Wilson Lumpkin^[287]
Lundy, California – W.J. Lundy (sawmill owner)
Lunenburg, Massachusetts – from one of the titles of King George II of Great Britain, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg^[287]
Lunenburg, Vermont – from one of the titles for Prince Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand of Brunswick-Lunenburg
Lusk, Wyoming – Frank S. Lusk (rancher and Wyoming Central Railway stockholder)
Lutesville, Missouri – Eli Lutes (founder)^[287]
Luther, Michigan – B.T. Luther (sawmill owner)^[288]
Luthersburg, Pennsylvania – W.H. Luther (resident)^[287]
Lutherville, Maryland – Martin Luther (16th century German reformer)
Lykens, Pennsylvania – Andrew Lycan (note the spelling)^[287]
Lyman, Maine – Theodore Lyman (merchant)^[287]
Lyman, New Hampshire – General Phineas Lyman (commander in the French and Indian War)^[289]
Lyndeborough, New Hampshire – Benjamin Lynde (Chief Justice of Massachusetts after town was named)^[290]
Lyndon, Vermont – Josias Lyndon (governor of Rhode Island)^[290]
Lyons, Colorado – Edward S. Lyon (founder)
Lyons, Kansas – Truman J. Lyon (landowner)^[290]
Lyons, Nebraska – Waldo Lyon (resident)^[290]
Lyonsdale, New York – Calen Lyon (settler)^[290]
Lysander, New York – Lysander (Spartan military leader)^[290]

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Mabbettsville, New York – James Mabbett (landowner)^[290]
Macclenny, Florida – H.C. Macclenny (founder)^[291]
Macksville, Kansas – George Mack (postmaster)^[292]
Macomb, New York – Gen. Alexander Macomb^[291]
Macon, 5 places in Georgia, Illinois, Mississippi, Missouri, and North Carolina – Nathaniel Macon^[291]
Madelia, Minnesota – Madelia Hartshorn (deceased daughter of founder Philander Hartshorn)
Madison, 5 places in Georgia, Kansas, Maine, New Hampshire and Wisconsin – James Madison^[291]^[293]
Madison, South Dakota – James Madison (indirectly, via Madison, Wisconsin)
Madison County^[291] – James Madison, 18 places in
- Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia
Mahomet, Illinois – Muhammad (antiquated spelling)^[294]
Mahon, Mississippi – John Mahon^[294]
Mamajuda Island, Michigan – Mamajuda (Native American woman)^[294]
Mamakating, New York – Mamakating (Native American chief)^[294]
Mamaroneck, New York – Mamaroneck (Native American chief)^[294]
Mancelona, Michigan – Mancelona Andrews (settler's daughter)^[295]
Manchester, Vermont – Robert Montagu, 3rd Duke of Manchester
Mandeville, Louisiana – Antoine James de Marigny de Mandeville^[295]
Manlius, New York – Manlius (Roman general)^[295]
Manly, North Carolina – Gov. Charles Manly^[295]
Mannsville, New York – Col. H.B. Mann^[295]
Mansfield, Connecticut – Moses Mansfield (mayor of New Haven)^[295]
Mansfield, Massachusetts – William Murray, 1st Earl of Mansfield^[295]
Mansfield, Ohio – Jared Mansfield (U.S. Surveyor General)^[295]
Mansfield, Pennsylvania – Asa Mann (landowner) (note the spelling)^[296]
Mansfield, Texas – R.S. Man and Julian Feild (settlers) (note spelling)
Manteo, North Carolina – Manteo (Native American chief)^[296]
Manton, Michigan – George Manton (settler)^[296]
Manuelito, New Mexico – Manuelito (Navajo chief)^[296]
Marcellus, Michigan and Marcellus, New York – Marcus Claudius Marcellus^[296]
Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania – Maarte (Native American chief)^[296]
Marcy, New York – Gov. William L. Marcy^[296]
Margarettsville, North Carolina – Margaret Ridley^[296]
Margaretville, New York – Margaret Lewis (landowner)^[296]
Marias River (Montana) – Maria Wood^[296]
Mariaville, Maine – Maria Matilda (daughter of landholder William Bingham)^[296]
Mariaville Lake, New York – Maria Duane (daughter of James Duane)^[296]
Marietta, Ohio – Marie Antoinette^[296]
Marilla, New York – Marilla Rogers^[297]
Marinette, Wisconsin – Marie Antoinette Chevalier (common-law wife of an early fur trader)
Marion – Francis Marion (Revolutionary War hero), 14 places in
- Alabama – Illinois – Indiana – Iowa – Kansas – Kentucky – Louisiana – Massachusetts – Mississippi – New York – North Carolina – Ohio – South Carolina^[297] – Virginia
Marion, North Dakota – Marion Mellen (daughter of Charles Sanger Mellen)
Marion, Oregon – Francis Marion (Revolutionary War hero) (indirectly, via Marion County, Oregon)
Marion, South Dakota – Marion Merrill (daughter of S.S. Merrill, railroad official)
Marion, Texas – Marion Dove (granddaughter of Joshua W. Young, owner of a plantation that the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway passed through)
Marion County^[297] – General Francis Marion of South Carolina, guerilla fighter and hero of the American Revolutionary War, 17 places in
- Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia
Marionville, Missouri – Gen. Francis Marion^[297]
Marklee Village, California – Jacob Marklee (early settler)
Markleeville, California – Jacob Marklee (early settler)
Marlboro, Vermont – John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough
Marlborough, Massachusetts and Marlborough, New York – John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough
Marlborough, New Hampshire – John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough (indirectly, via Marlborough, Massachusetts)
Marquam, Oregon – Philip Augustus Marquam (resident of Portland)^[297]
Marquette – Jacques Marquette (French missionary and explorer), 8 places in 7 states:
- Marquette Heights, Illinois - Marquette, Iowa - Marquette, Kansas^[297] - Marquette, Michigan^[297] - Marquette County, Michigan^[297] - Marquette Island, an island in Michigan - Pere Marquette River, a river in Michigan^[297] - Lake Marquette, a lake in Minnesota - Marquette, Nebraska - Marquette (town), Wisconsin^[297] - Marquette County, Wisconsin^[297]
Marsh Creek Springs, California – John Marsh
Marshall, Colorado – Joseph M. Marshall (coal miner)^[297]
Marshall, Minnesota – Gov. William Rainey Marshall^[297]
Marshall, Texas – John Marshall
Marshallton, Delaware – John Marshall (mill owner)^[297]
Marshfield, Vermont – Capt. Isaac Marsh (landowner)^[297]
Martensdale, California – Harry J. Marten (founder)
Martin County, Florida – John W. Martin 24th Governor of Florida
Martinez, California – Don Ygnacio Martínez
Martinsburg, Nebraska – Jonathan Martin (settler)
Martinsburg, West Virginia – Col. Thomas Bryan Martin (landowner)^[298]
Martins Ferry, California – John F. Martin (first postmaster and ferry operator)
Martin's Location, New Hampshire – Thomas Martin (grantee)^[298]
Martinsville, Indiana – John Martin (commissioner)^[298]
Maryland – Queen Henrietta Maria of France^[298]
Maryland, New York – Queen Henrietta Maria of France (indirectly, via the state of Maryland)
Marysville, California – Mary Murphy Covillaud (Donner Party survivor)^[298]
Marysville, Kansas – Mary Marshall (wife of Francis J. Marshall, namesake of Marshall County)^[298]
Maryville, Missouri – Mary Graham (wife of Amos Graham, county clerk)
Masaryktown, Florida – Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk (Czechoslovak President)^[299]
Mason, Illinois – Roswell B. Mason (railroader)^[298]
Mason, New Hampshire – Captain John Mason (New Hampshire's founder)^[300]
Masonville, New York – Rev. John M. Mason (landholder)^[300]
Massena, New York – André Masséna (French military officer)^[300]
Massillon, Ohio – Jean Baptiste Massillon (French cleric)^[300]
Matoaca, Virginia – Pocahontas (Matoaca was her name in her native language).^[300]
Mathis, Texas – Thomas Henry Mathis (proprietor)
Matteson, Illinois – George Joel Aldrich Mattison (note the spelling)^[301]
Mattoon, Illinois – William Mattoon^[301]
Maupin, Oregon – Howard Maupin (settler who established a farm and ferry here)
Mauriceville, Texas – Maurice Miller (son of the first president of the Orange and Northwestern Railway)
Mauston, Wisconsin – Milton M. Maughs (founder) (note the spelling)^[301]
Mayer, Arizona – Joe Mayer (founder)
Mayersville, Mississippi – David Meyers (landowner) (note the spelling)^[301]
Maynard, Massachusetts – Amory Maynard (mill owner)
Mays Landing, New Jersey – Cornelius Jacobsen May^[301]
Maysville, Kentucky – John May (landowner)^[301]
McAdenville, North Carolina – R.Y. McAden (state legislator)^[290]
McAllen, Texas – John McAllen (settler)
McArthur, Ohio – Gen. Duncan McArthur^[290]
McClellandville, Delaware – William McClelland (settler)^[290]
McColl, South Carolina – D.D. McColl (businessman)^[290]
McConnelsville, Ohio – Robert McConnel^[290]
McCool, Mississippi – James F. McCool^[290]
McCracken, Kansas – William McCracken (railroader)^[290]
McCune, Kansas – Isaac McCune (founder)^[290]
McDonough, 3 places in Delaware, Georgia, and New York – Thomas Macdonough (naval officer) (note the spelling)^[292]
McFarland, California – J.B. McFarland (founder)
McGraw, New York – Samuel McGraw
McGregor, Iowa – Alexander McGregor (landowner)^[292]
McHenry, Illinois – William McHenry
McKee, Kentucky – George R. McKee (judge)^[292]
McKeesport, Pennsylvania – David McKee (ferry owner)^[292]
McKinleyville, California – President William McKinley
McKittrick, California – Capt. William McKittrick (local landowner and rancher)
McMechen, West Virginia - the McMechen family (pioneers)
McMinnville, Tennessee –Gov. Joseph McMinn^[291]
McPherson, Kansas – Major Gen. James B. McPherson^[291]
Mead, Colorado – Dr. Martin Luther Mead (landowner)
Meade, Kansas – Gen. George Meade^[301]
Meadville, Mississippi – Cowles Mead (territorial official)^[302]
Meadville, Pennsylvania – Gen. David Mead (founder)^[302]
Mebane, North Carolina – Gen. Alexander Mebane^[302]
Medary, South Dakota – Samuel Medary (territorial governor of Kansas)^[302]
Meeker, Colorado – Nathan Meeker (journalist)^[302]
Mendenhall Springs, California – William M. Mendenhall (health spa proprietor)
Mendoza, Texas – Antonio de Mendoza (colonial governor)^[302]
Menifee, California – Luther Menifee Wilson (gold miner)
Mercer, Maine – Brigadier General Hugh Mercer (Revolutionary War hero)
Mercersburg, Pennsylvania – Brigadier General Hugh Mercer (Revolutionary War hero)^[303]
Mercey Hot Springs, California – J.N. Mercy (early settler)
Meredith, New Hampshire – Sir William Meredith, 3rd Baronet (member of British Parliament)
Meredith, New York – Samuel Meredith (merchant)^[303]
Merrill, Wisconsin – S.S. Merrill (railroader)^[303]
Merritt, California – Hiram P. Merritt (early settler)
Methuen, Massachusetts – Sir Paul Methuen (British diplomat)
Mettler, California – W.H. Mettler (local agriculturalist)
Metz, California – W.H.H. Metz (first postmaster)
Meyers, California – George Henry Dudley Meyers (early landowner)
Mianus, Connecticut – Mayanno (Native American chief)^[304]
Micanopy, Florida – Micanopy, leading chief of Seminoles, led the tribe during the Second Seminole War^[304]
Middleton, New Hampshire – Sir Charles Middleton, 1st Baron Barham
Milan, New Hampshire – Milan Harris (mill owner)
Milbank, South Dakota – Jeremiah Milbank (railroad director)
Milburn, Kentucky – William Milburn^[304]
Milesburg, Pennsylvania – Col. Samuel Miles (founder)^[305]
Miles City, Montana – General Nelson A. Miles^[305]
Miley, California – Julian J. Miley (first postmaster)
Millard, Omaha, Nebraska – Ezra Millard (founder)^[305]
Millbrae, California – Darius Ogden Mills
Milledgeville, Georgia – Gov. John Milledge^[305]
Miller, Nebraska – Capt. J.M. Miller (settler)^[305]
Miller Place, New York – Andrew Miller (pioneer)^[305]
Millersburg, Missouri – Thomas Miller (settler)^[305]
Millersburg, Ohio – Charles Miller (founder)^[305]
Millersburg, Pennsylvania – Daniel Miller (founder)^[305]
Millerton, New York – Samuel G. Miller (railroad contractor)^[305]
Milliken, Colorado – John D. Milliken (railroad official)
Millis, Massachusetts – Lansing Millis (railroad executive)
Millsfield, New Hampshire – Sir Thomas Mills^[305]
Millspaugh, California – Almon N. Millspaugh (first postmaster)
Milo, Maine – Milo of Croton (famous athlete from Ancient Greece)
Milton, California – Milton Latham (railroad engineer)
Milton, 4 places in Ulster County, New York, North Carolina, Vermont, and West Virginia – John Milton^[305]
Miltonvale, Kansas – Milton Tootle (landowner)^[305]
Minkler, California – Charles O. Minkler (local farmer)
Minor Creek (California) – Isaac Minor^[306]
Minot, Maine – Judge Minot of the General Court (aided in the town's incorporation)^[306]
Minturn, California – Jonas and Thomas Minturn (local farmers)^[306]
Mitchell, Colorado – George R. Mitchell^[307]
Mitchell, Iowa – John Mitchel (Irish patriot) (note the spelling)^[307]
Mitchell, Oregon – U.S. Senator John H. Mitchell^[307]
Mitchell, South Dakota – Alexander Mitchell (president of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad)
Mitchellville, Iowa – Thomas Mitchell^[307]
Moberly, Missouri – Col. William E. Moberly^[307]
Modesto, California – William Chapman Ralston, reputed for being a modest man
Moffat, Colorado – David Moffat (president of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad)^[307]
Moira, New York – Earl of Moira^[307]
Monroe – James Monroe, 12 places in
- Connecticut – Georgia^[307] – Maine^[307] – Massachusetts – Michigan – New Hampshire – New Jersey – New York^[307] – North Carolina^[308] – Ohio – Utah – Washington
Monroe City, Indiana – Monroe Alton (founder)^[307]
Monroeville, California – U.P. Monroe (founder)
Monroeville, New Jersey – Rev. S.T. Monroe^[307]
Monroeville, Pennsylvania – Joel Monroe (first postmaster)
Monson, Maine – Sir John Monson, 2nd Baron Monson (indirectly, via Monson, Massachusetts)
Monson, Massachusetts – Sir John Monson, 2nd Baron Monson^[307]
Montague, Massachusetts – Capt. William Montague^[307]
Monterey, California – Gaspar de Zúñiga, 5th Count of Monterrey (colonial governor)^[307]
Monterey, Massachusetts – Gaspar de Zúñiga, 5th Count of Monterrey (indirectly, via Monterrey, Mexico) (The town was named during the Mexican War to commemorate the battle fought there).^[307]
Montezuma, Colorado – Moctezuma I (note the spelling)^[307]
Montgomery, 4 places in Alabama, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and New York^[307] – General Richard Montgomery
Montgomery, Indiana – Valentine B. Montgomery (founder)^[307]
Montgomery, Texas – Andrew J. Montgomery (trading post establisher)
Montrose, Pennsylvania – Dr. Robert H. Rose^[307]
Mooers, New York – Gen. Benjamin Mooers^[307]
Mooney Flat, California – Thomas Mooney (trading post and hotel establisher)^[12]^: 525
Moorcroft, Wyoming – Alexander Moorcroft (settler)
Moorefield, West Virginia – Conrad Moore^[307]
Moores Flat, California – H.M. Moore (first settler)^[12]^{[page needed]}
Mooresville, Indiana – Samuel Moore (founder)^[307]
Mooresville, Missouri – W.B. Moore (founder)^[307]
Moorhead, Minnesota – Gen. James K. Moorhead^[307]
Moorhead, Montana – W.G. Moorehead (railroader) (note the spelling)^[309]
Moosup, Connecticut and Moosup River (Connecticut) – Moosup (Native American chief)^[309]
Moraga, California – Joaquin Moraga (explorer and landowner)
Moran, Kansas – Daniel Moran (businessman)^[309]
Moreau, New York – Jean Victor Marie Moreau (French general)^[309]
Morehead, Kentucky – Gov. James Turner Morehead^[309]
Morehead City, North Carolina – Gov. John Motley Morehead^[309]
Moreno Valley, California – Frank E Brown (Moreno is Spanish for brown); Land developer
Morgan, Utah – Jedediah Morgan Grant (a leader in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)
Morgan, Vermont – John Morgan (landholder)^[309]
Morganfield, Kentucky – Gen. Daniel Morgan^[309]
Morganton, North Carolina – Gen. Daniel Morgan^[309]
Morgan's Point, Texas – Emily West Morgan (known as The Yellow Rose of Texas)
Morgantown, West Virginia – Zackquill Morgan (landowner)^[309]
Morganville, Kansas – Ebenezer Morgan (founder)^[309]
Morrill, Kansas – Gov. Edmund Needham Morrill^[309]
Morrill, Maine – Anson P. Morrill (governor of Maine)^[309]
Morrilton, Arkansas – E.J. and George H. Morrill (settlers) (note the spelling)^[309]
Morris, Connecticut – James Morris III (Revolutionary War soldier)
Morris, New York – General Jacob Morris (son of Lewis Morris, a signer of the Declaration of Independence)
Morrisania, New York, New York – Lewis Morris (statesman)^[310]
Morris Plains, New Jersey – Lewis Morris (the first royal governor of New Jersey)
Morris Township, New Jersey – Lewis Morris
Morristown, New Jersey – Lewis Morris^[310]
Morrisville, Bucks County, Pennsylvania – Robert Morris (financier)^[310]
Morrow, Ohio – Gov. Jeremiah Morrow^[310]
Morton Grove, Illinois – Levi P. Morton
Moses Lake, Washington – Chief Moses (Native American chief of the Sinkiuse-Columbia)
Moss, Monterey County, California – Charles Moss (wharf owner)
Moss Landing, California – Charles Moss (wharf owner)
Moultonborough, New Hampshire – Colonel Jonathan Moulton and others in his family^[310]
Moultrie, Georgia – Gen. William Moultrie^[311]
Moultrieville, South Carolina – Gen. William Moultrie^[310]
Mount Bullion, Mariposa County, California – Senator Thomas Hart Benton (nicknamed "Old Bullion")
Mount Madison (New Hampshire) – James Madison^[291]
Mount Marcy (New York) – Gov. William L. Marcy^[296]
Mount Mitchell (North Carolina) – Elisha Mitchell (surveyor)^[307]
Mount Monroe (New Hampshire) – James Monroe^[307]
Mount Moran (Wyoming) – Thomas Moran (artist)^[309]
Mount Morris, New York – Thomas Morris (resident of Philadelphia)^[310]
Mount Pulaski, Illinois – Casimir Pulaski (Revolutionary War hero)
Mount Vernon, Missouri – Admiral Edward Vernon (indirectly, via Mount Vernon)^[312]
Mount Washington, Kentucky and Mount Washington, Massachusetts – George Washington
Muir, Michigan – W.K. Muir (railroader)^[312]
Muldrow, Oklahoma – Henry L. Muldrow (politician)
Mullan, Idaho – John Mullan (builder of Mullan Road, a wagon route)^[312]
Mulvane, Kansas – John R. Mulvane (resident of Topeka)^[312]
Mundy Township, Michigan – Lt. Gov. Edward Mundy^[312]
Munfordville, Kentucky – Richard I. Munford (landowner)^[312]
Munnsville, New York – Asa Munn (storekeeper)^[312]
Murdo, South Dakota – Murdo MacKenzie (Texas cattleman)
Murfreesboro, North Carolina and Murfreesboro, Tennessee – Col. Hardy Murfree^[312]
Muroc, California – Ralph and Clifford Corum (early settlers) – Muroc is Corum spelled backwards
Murphy, North Carolina – A.D. Murphy (judge)^[312]
Murphys, California – Daniel and John Murphy (early miners and settlers)
Murray, California – David Murray (olive industry figure)
Murray, Kentucky – John L. Murray (former Congressman from the area who had died two years before the city's incorporation in 1844)^[312]
Murray, Utah – Eli Murray (territorial governor of Utah)
Murrieta, California – Juan Murrieta (Rancher)^[312]
Myerstown, Pennsylvania – Isaac Myers (founder)^[313]

N

Naperville, Illinois – Joseph Naper
Napoleon, Michigan – Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon, Missouri – Napoleon Bonaparte
Nashmead, California – J. Nash (first postmaster)
Nashville, North Carolina and Nashville, Tennessee – Gen. Francis Nash^[314]
Nashville, Ohio – Simon Nash (judge)^[314]
Neals Diggins, California – Sam Neal (founder)
Neligh, Nebraska – John Neligh^[315]
Nelson, California – A.D. Nelson (early settler)
Nelson, Nebraska – C. Nelson Wheeler (landowner)^[315]
Nelson, New Hampshire – Viscount Horatio Nelson (British admiral and naval hero)
Nelsonville, New York – Elisha Nelson (settler)^[315]
New Brunswick, New Jersey – George II of Great Britain (also Duke of Brunswick)^[316]
New Florence, Missouri – Florence Lewis (settler's daughter)^[316]
New Franklin, Missouri and New Franklin, Ohio – Benjamin Franklin
New Marlborough, Massachusetts – John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough (indirectly, via Marlborough, Massachusetts)
New Orleans, Louisiana – Philippe II, Duke of Orléans
New Port Richey, Florida – Captain Aaron M. Richey
New York City and New York (state) – James of York and Albany^[317]
Newberry, Michigan – John A. Newberry (railroader)^[316]
Newcastle, Maine – Thomas Pelham-Holles, 1st Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne^[318]
New Coeln, Milwaukee - Christopher Columbus
Newell, California – Frederick Haynes Newell
Newellton, Louisiana – Edward D. Newell
Newfane, Vermont – John Fane, 7th Earl of Westmorland
Newnan, Georgia – Gen. Daniel Newnan^[317]
Newnansville, Florida – Gen. Daniel Newnan^[317]
Newport, New Hampshire – Henry Newport (English soldier and statesman)
Newport News, Virginia – Christopher Newport and William Newce (sea captains) (note the spelling for the latter)^[317]
Newton, Georgia and Newton, Texas – John Newton (soldier of the American Revolutionary War)^[317]^[319]
Nicholasville, Kentucky – Col. George Nicholas^[317]
Nichols, California – William H. Nichols (landowner)
Nick's Cove, California – Nick Kojich (restaurateur)
Nickerson, Kansas – Thomas Nickerson (ATSF president)^[317]
Nicollet, Minnesota – Joseph Nicollet (explorer)^[320]
Nielsburg, California – Arthur C. Neill (first postmaster)^[12]^{[page needed]}
Niles, Fremont, California – Addison Niles
Nobleboro, Maine – James Noble (settler)^[320]
Noblesville, Indiana – Gov. Noah Noble^[320]
Norden, California – Charles Van Norden (water company official)^[12]^: 530
Norman, Oklahoma – Abner E. Norman (surveyor)
Normans Kill (New York) – Albert de Norman (settler)^[320]
Norristown, Pennsylvania – Isaac Norris (Mayor of Philadelphia in 1724)
North, South Carolina – John F. North (founder)^[321]
North Adams, Massachusetts – Samuel Adams (indirectly, via Adams, Massachusetts)
North Anna River (Virginia) – Anne, Queen of Great Britain^[321]
North Carolina – Charles I of England (King of Great Britain, Carolinus is Latin for Charles)^[322]
North Cleveland, Texas – Charles Lander Cleveland (local judge) (indirectly, via Cleveland, Texas)
North Dansville, New York – Daniel P. Faulkner (settler)^[321]
North Fort Myers, Florida – Col. Abraham C. Myers
North Webster, Indiana – Daniel Webster^[321]
Norton, Kansas – Capt. Orloff Norton^[321]
Norton Sound (Alaska) – Fletcher Norton, 1st Baron Grantley^[321]
Nortonville, California – Noah Norton (founder)
Norwell, Massachusetts – Henry Norwell (dry goods merchant)
Notleys Landing, California – Godfrey Notley (founder)
Nottingham, New Hampshire – Daniel Finch, 2nd Earl of Nottingham
Novato, California – a local Miwok leader who had probably been given the name of Saint Novatus at his baptism

O

O'Fallon, Missouri – Col. John O'Fallon^[323]^[324]
O'Neals, California – Charles O'Neal (merchant and first postmaster)^[325]
O'Neill, Nebraska – Gen. John O'Neil (settler)^[325]
Oakley, Kansas – Eliza Oakley Gardner^[326]
Oatman Flat (Arizona) – Royce Oatman (Oatman and his family were killed by a group of Apaches here).^[326]
Oberlin, Ohio – J. F. Oberlin (philanthropist)^[326]
Ockenden, California – Thomas J. Ockenden (first postmaster)
Odem, Texas – David Odem (San Patricio County sheriff)
Odenton, Maryland – Oden Bowie (Governor of Maryland)
Ogden, Kansas – Maj. E.A. Ogden^[324]
Ogden, New York – William Ogden (landowner's son-in-law)^[324]
Ogden, Utah – Peter Skene Ogden^[324]
Ogilby, California – E.R. Ogilby (mine promoter)
Oglesby, Illinois – Gov. Richard J. Oglesby^[324]
Oglethorpe, Georgia – James Oglethorpe (colonial leader)^[324]
Ogletown, Delaware – Thomas Ogle (landowner)^[324]
Ogontz, 3 places in Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania – Ogontz (Native American chief)^[324]
Oketo, Kansas – Arktatetah (Native American chief)^[325]
Old Ornbaun Hot Springs, California – John S. Ornbaun (early settler and rancher)
Olean, New York – Olean Shephard (the first white child born here)
Oleander, California – William Oleander Johnson (first postmaster)
Oleona, Pennsylvania – Ole Bull (settler)^[325]
Orange, 5 places in Connecticut,^[327] Massachusetts, New Jersey, Vermont,^[327] and Virginia – William, Prince of Orange
Orange, Ohio – William, Prince of Orange (indirectly, via Orange, Connecticut)
Orangeburg, South Carolina – William, Prince of Orange^[327]
Orbisonia, Pennsylvania – William Orbison (settler)^[327]
Ord, Nebraska – Gen. Edward Ord^[327]
Ordbend, California – Edward Ord
Ordway, Colorado – George N. Ordway (Denver politician)^[327]
Orem, Utah – Walter C. Orem (President of the Salt Lake and Utah Electric Urban Railroad)
Orford, New Hampshire – Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford
Orinda, California – Katherine Philips (a poet whose nickname was "Matchless Orinda")
Orlando, Florida – Orlando Reeves
Orleans, Massachusetts – Louis Philippe II, Duke of Orléans
Orono, Maine – Chief Joseph Orono of the Penobscot Nation
Orrick, Missouri – John C. Orrick (resident of St. Louis)^[328]
Orrs Springs, California – Samuel Orr (early settler)
Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania – Peter Orwig (founder)^[328]
Osborne, Kansas – Vincent Osborne (member of the Second Kansas Cavalry)^[328]
Osburn, Idaho – Bill Osborne (trading post establisher) (note spelling)
Osceola, 5 places in Arkansas, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, and Wisconsin – Indian leader Osceola, whose name means "Black Drink Cry"^[328]
Osceola County, 3 places in Florida, Iowa, and Michigan – Indian leader Osceola, whose name means "Black Drink Cry"^[328]
Oskaloosa, Iowa and Oskaloosa, Kansas – Oskaloosa (wife of the Native American chief Mahaska)^[328]
Oshkosh, Wisconsin – Chief Oshkosh^[328]
Otis, Maine – James Otis Jr. (proprietor)^[329]
Otis, Massachusetts – Harrison Gray Otis^[329]
Otisfield, Maine – James Otis, Jr. (grantee)^[329]
Otisville, Michigan – Byron Otis (settler)^[329]
Otisville, New York – Isaac Otis (settler)^[329]
Otto, New York – Jacob S. Otto (land agent)^[329]
Ouray, Colorado – Ouray (Ute chief)^[329]
Ovid, Colorado – Newton Ovid (local resident)
Ovid, Michigan and Ovid (town), New York – Ovid (poet)^[329]
Owensboro, Kentucky – Abraham Owen^[330]
Owingsville, Kentucky – Col. T.D. Owings^[330]
Oxnard, California – Henry, Ben, James and Robert Oxnard

P

Pacheco, California – Salvio Pacheco
Paddock, Holt County, Nebraska – Algernon Paddock (U.S. Senator)^[330]
Paducah, Kentucky and Paducah, Texas – Chief Paduke
Painesville, Ohio – General Edward Paine (early settler)^[330]
Palmer, Massachusetts – Thomas Palmer (judge)^[331]
Palmer, Michigan – Waterman Palmer (founder)^[331]
Palmer Lake, Colorado – Gen. William Jackson Palmer^[331]
Pamelia, New York – Pamelia Brown (wife of Gen. Jacob Brown)^[331]
Papinville, Missouri – Pierre Papin^[331]
Paragould, Arkansas – W.J. Paramore and Jay Gould (railroaders)^[331]
Pardeeville, Wisconsin – John S. Pardee (founder)^[331]
Paris, New York – Isaac Paris (merchant)^[331]
Parish, New York – David Parish (landowner)^[331]
Parishville, New York – David Parish (landowner)^[331]
Parker, Kansas – J.W. Parker (landowner)^[332]
Parkersburg, West Virginia – Alexander Parker^[332]
Parkman, Maine – Samuel Parkman (proprietor)^[332]
Parkman, Wyoming – Francis Parkman (historian)^[332]
Parkston, South Dakota – R.S. Parke (landowner) (note spelling)
Parkville, Missouri – George S. Park (founder)^[332]
Parlier, California – I.N. Parlier (first postmaster)
Parry Peak (Colorado) – Charles Christopher Parry (botanist)^[332]
Parsons, Kansas – Levi Parsons (judge and railroader)^[332]
Parsonsfield, Maine – Thomas Parsons (proprietor)^[332]
Pasco County, Florida – Samuel Pasco, United States Senator from Florida^[332]
Paterson, New Jersey – William Paterson^[333]
Patten, Maine – Amos Patten (settler)
Patterson, New York – Matthew Paterson (early farmer) (note spelling)
Patton Township, Pennsylvania – Colonel John Patton (co-owner)
Paulding, Mississippi and Paulding, Ohio – John Paulding (Revolutionary War soldier)^[333]
Paulsboro, New Jersey – Samuel Phillip Paul (son of a settler)
Pawling, New York – Catherine Pauling (a misprint caused the U to change to a W and the name stuck)
Paxton, Massachusetts – Charles Paxton^[333]
Paxton, Nebraska – W.A. Paxton^[333]
Payne, Ohio – Henry B. Payne (U.S. Senator)^[333]
Payson, Arizona – Levi Joseph Payson (Illinois congressman)
Peabody, Kansas – F.H. Peabody^[333]
Peabody, Massachusetts – George Peabody (philanthropist)^[334]
Peekskill, New York – Jan Peek (mariner)^[334]
Pelham, Massachusetts – Henry Pelham (Prime Minister of the United Kingdom)
Pelham, New Hampshire – Thomas Pelham-Holles, 1st Duke of Newcastle^[334]^[e]
Pelham, New York – Pelham Burton (tutor of Thomas Pell)
Pembroke, Georgia – Pembroke Whitfield Williams (early resident)
Pembroke, New Hampshire – Henry Herbert, ninth Earl of Pembroke^[336]
Pendleton, Indiana – Thomas M. Pendleton (landowner)^[334]
Pendleton, New York – Sylvester Pendleton Clark^[334]
Pendleton, Oregon – George H. Pendleton (Democratic candidate for Vice-President in the 1864 presidential campaign)^[334]
Pendleton, South Carolina – Henry Pendleton (judge)^[334]
Penfield, Georgia – Josiah Penfield^[337]
Penfield, New York – Daniel Penfield (settler)^[337]
Pennsylvania – William Penn (Penn's Woods)^[337]
Pepperell, Massachusetts – Sir William Pepperrell (hero of the Battle of Louisburg)^[337]
Perham, Maine – Gov. Sidney Perham^[337]
Perham, Minnesota – Josiah Perham (officer of the Northern Pacific Railway)^[337]
Perinton, New York – Glover Perrin (settler) (note the spelling)^[338]
Perkins Township, Maine – Thomas Handasyd Perkins
Perris, California – Frederick Thomas Perris (chief engineer of the California Southern Railroad)
Perry, Kansas – John D. Perry (railroader)^[338]
Perry, Maine, Perry, New York^[338] and Perry, Ohio – Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry (hero of the War of 1812)
Perry, Florida – Madison Stark Perry, fourth Governor of the State of Florida, Confederate States Army colonel
Perrysburg (town), New York and Perrysburg, Ohio – Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry^[338]
Perryville, Missouri^[338] and Perryville, New Jersey – Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry
Perth Amboy, New Jersey – James Drummond, 4th Earl of Perth (The article The Amboys contains the etymology)^[338]
Peterboro, New York – Peter Smith^[338]
Peterborough, New Hampshire – Lieutenant Peter Prescott (land speculator)
Petersburg, Alaska – Peter Buschmann (Norwegian immigrant)
Petersburg, California – Peter Gardett (early merchant)
Petersburg, Delaware – Peter Fowler^[338]
Petersburg, Indiana – Peter Brenton (settler)^[338]
Petersburg, Pennsylvania – Peter Fleck (settler)^[338]
Petersburg, Virginia – Peter Jones (co-founder)^[338]
Petersburgh, New York – Peter Simmons (early settler)^[338]
Petersham, Massachusetts – William Stanhope, 1st Earl of Harrington, Viscount Petersham^[338]
Petersville, Indiana – Peter T. Blessing (founder)^[338]
Peytona, West Virginia – William M. Peyton^[339]
Pheba, Mississippi – Pheba Robinson^[339]
Phelps, Missouri – Gov. John S. Phelps^[339]
Phelps, New York – Oliver Phelps (proprietor)^[339]
Pharr, Texas - Henry Newton Pharr (1872-1966)
Phil Campbell, Alabama – Phil Campbell (Railroad engineer)
Philippi, West Virginia – Philip P. Barbour (judge)^[339]
Phillips, California – Joseph Wells Davis Phillips (founder)
Phillips, Maine – Jonathan Phillips (grantee)
Phillips, Wisconsin – Elijah B. Phillips (railroader)^[339]
Philipsburg, Montana – Philip Deidesheimer (mining engineer)^[339]
Philipsburg, Pennsylvania – James and Henry Philips (settlers)^[339]
Phillipston, Massachusetts – William Phillips, Jr. (lieutenant governor of Massachusetts)
Philipstown, New York – Adolphus Philipse (patentee)^[339]
Phillipsville, California – George Stump Philipps (early settler)
Phippsburg, Maine – Sir William Phips (colonial governor of Massachusetts) (note spelling)^[339]
Phoenix, New York – Alexander Phoenix^[339]
Pickens, Mississippi – James Pickens (landowner)^[340]
Pickens, South Carolina – Gen. Andrew Pickens^[339]
Pickensville, Alabama – Gen. Andrew Pickens^[340]
Pierce, Texas – Thomas W. Pierce (railroader)^[340]
Pierceton, Indiana – Franklin Pierce^[340]
Piercy, California – Sam Piercy (early settler)
Pierre's Hole (Idaho) – Pierre (Iroquois chief)^[340]
Pierre, South Dakota – Pierre Chouteau, Jr.
Pierrepont, New York – Hezekiah Pierrepont (proprietor)^[340]
Pierrepont Manor, New York – William C. Pierrepont (resident)^[340]
Pierson, Michigan – O.A. Pierson (settler)^[340]
Pieta, California – Chief Pieta (local chief)
Piffard, New York – David Piffard (settler)^[340]
Pike, New Hampshire – Alonzo Pike (producer of sharpening stones and tool and cutter grinders)
Pike, New York – Zebulon Pike (American soldier and explorer)^[340]
Pikes Peak (Colorado) – Zebulon Pike (American soldier and explorer)^[340]
Pikesville, Maryland – Zebulon Pike (American soldier and explorer)
Pillsbury, Minnesota – Gov. John S. Pillsbury (businessman)^[340]
Pinckney, New York – Charles Cotesworth Pinckney^[340]
Pine Hill, California – Safford E. Pine (local dairy farmer)
Pinkham's Grant, New Hampshire – Daniel Pinkham (grantee)^[341]
Pishelville, Nebraska – Anton Pishel (postmaster)^[341]
Pitcairn, New York – Joseph Pitcairn (proprietor)^[341]
Pitcher, New York – Lt. Gov. Nathaniel Pitcher^[341]
Pitkin, Colorado – Gov. Frederick Walker Pitkin^[341]
Pittsboro, North Carolina – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham^[341]
Pittsburg, New Hampshire – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham^[341]
Pittsfield, Maine – William Pitts (proprietor)^[342]
Pittsfield, 3 places in Massachusetts,^[341] New Hampshire, and Vermont – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham
Pittsfield, Illinois and Pittsfield, New York – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham (indirectly, via Pittsfield, Massachusetts)
Pittsford, New York – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham (indirectly, named by Colonel Caleb Hopkins after his hometown of Pittsford, Vermont)
Pittsford, Vermont – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham
Pittston, Maine – John Pitt (judge)^[343]
Plant City, Florida – Henry B. Plant^[344]
Plattsburgh (city), New York and Plattsburgh (town), New York – Zephaniah Platt (landowner)^[344]
Pleasanton, California and Pleasanton, Kansas^[344] – Alfred Pleasonton (Union Army general)
Pocahontas, Illinois and Pocahontas, Missouri – Pocahontas^[344]
Pocatello, Idaho – Chief Pocatello
Pokagon Township, Michigan – Chief Pokagon (Pottawattomie leader)^[345]
Poland, Maine – Chief Poland^[345]
Poland, Ohio – George Poland (proprietor)^[345]
Polk County – James K. Polk, 11 places:^[345]
- Arkansas – Florida – Georgia – Iowa – Minnesota – Missouri – Nebraska – Oregon – Tennessee – Texas – Wisconsin
Polkton, North Carolina – Bishop Leonidas Polk^[345]
Polo, Illinois – Marco Polo^[346]
Pomeroy, Ohio – Samuel Wyllis Pomeroy (proprietor)^[346]
Pomins, California – Frank J. Pomin (first postmaster)
Pompey, New York – Pompey (Roman general)^[346]
Pontiac, Illinois and Pontiac, Michigan – Chief Pontiac^[346]
Pontotoc, Mississippi – Pontotoc (Chickasaw chief)^[346]
Pooler, Georgia – Robert William Pooler (railroad employee)
Pope Valley, California – William Pope (land grantee)^[12]^: 684
Poplarville, Mississippi – "Poplar" Jim Smith (storekeeper)^[346]
Port Alsworth, Alaska - Leon "Babe" Alsworth (1909-2004), and Mary Alsworth (1923-1996)
Port Arthur, Texas – Arthur Edward Stilwell (founder)
Port Clinton, Ohio – DeWitt Clinton (father of the Erie Canal)
Port Clinton, Pennsylvania – DeWitt Clinton (father of the Erie Canal)
Port Colden, New Jersey – Cadwallader D. Colden (president of the Morris Canal and Banking Company)
Port Dickinson, New York – Daniel S. Dickinson (U.S. Senator)^[347]
Port Gibson, Mississippi – David Gibson (landowner)^[347]
Port Kenyon, California – John Gardner Kenyon (founder)
Port Jervis, New York – John Bloomfield Jervis (engineer with the Delaware and Hudson Canal)^[347]
Port Morris, Bronx, New York – Gouverneur Morris^[347]
Port Murray, New Jersey – James Boyles Murray (third president of the Morris Canal and Banking Company)
Port Orford, Oregon – George Walpole, 3rd Earl of Orford^[347]
Port Penn, Delaware – William Penn^[347]
Port Richey, Florida – Captain Aaron M. Richey
Port Townsend, Washington – George Townshend, 1st Marquess Townshend^[347]^[348]
Porter, Indiana – Commodore David Porter^[347]
Porter, Maine – Dr. Aaron Porter (proprietor)^[347]
Portola, California – Gaspar de Portolà
Portola Valley, California – Gaspar de Portolà
Poseyville, Indiana – Gen. Thomas Posey (governor)^[347]
Post Falls, Idaho – Frederick Post (lumber mill builder)
Posts, California – William Brainard Post (homesteader)
Potter, New York – Arnold Potter (proprietor)^[349]
Potter Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania – Gen. James Potter^[349]
Potter Valley, California – William and Thomas Potter (early settlers)
Pottersville, Michigan – George N. Potter^[349]
Potts Camp, Mississippi – Col. E.F. Potts^[349]
Pottstown, Pennsylvania – John Potts (landowner)^[349]
Pottsville, Pennsylvania – John Potts (landowner)^[349] (This is the same John Potts as Pottstown).
Poultney, Vermont – William Pulteney, 1st Earl of Bath (note spelling)
Powellton, California – R.P. Powell (early settler)
Powhattan, Kansas – Chief Powhatan (note the spelling)^[349]
Pownal, Maine and Pownal, Vermont – Thomas Pownall (royal governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony) (note spelling)^[349]
Poynette, Wisconsin – Peter Paquette (The present name arose from a clerical error).^[349]
Prather, California – Joseph L. Prather (early rancher)
Pratt, Kansas – Caleb S. Pratt (Civil War soldier)^[350]
Prattsburgh, New York – Capt. Joel Pratt (settler)^[350]
Prattsville (town), New York – Zadock Pratt^[350]
Preble, New York – Commodore Edward Preble^[350]
Prentice, Wisconsin – Alexander Prentice (postmaster)^[350]
Prentiss, Maine – Henry Prentiss (landowner)
Prescott, Arizona – William H. Prescott (historian)^[350]
Prescott, Kansas – C.H. Prescott (railroader)^[350]
Prescott, Massachusetts – Col. William Prescott (Revolutionary War officer)^[350]
Presho, South Dakota – J. S. Presho (early settler)
Preston, Minnesota – Luther Preston (millwright)
Preston Township, Pennsylvania – Samuel Preston (judge and settler)^[350]
Prestonsburg, Kentucky – James Patton Preston (governor of Virginia)^[350]
Prestonville, Kentucky – James Patton Preston (governor of Virginia)^[350]
Preston-Potter Hollow, New York – Preston family and Samuel Potter^[351]
Pribilof Islands (Alaska) – Gavriil Pribylov (navigator)^[350]
Prince Frederick, Maryland – Frederick, Prince of Wales
Prince's Lakes, Indiana – Howard Prince (founder)
Princeton, Indiana – William Prince^[350]
Princeton, Maine – Rev. Thomas Prince (indirectly, via Princeton, Massachusetts)
Princeton, Massachusetts – Rev. Thomas Prince^[350]
Princetown, New York – John Prince (politician)^[350]
Proctor, Kentucky – Rev. Joseph Proctor^[352]
Proctor, Minnesota – J. Proctor Knott^[352]
Proctor, Vermont – Senator Redfield Proctor^[352]
Prophetstown, Illinois – Tenskwatawa Native American leader ("the Shawnee Prophet")^[352]
Prosser, Washington – Colonel William Farrand Prosser (homesteader)
Provo, Utah – Étienne Provost^[352]
Puget Sound (Washington) – Peter Puget (explorer)^[352]
Pulaski, 6 places in Georgia, Illinois, New York, Tennessee, Virginia, and Brown County, Wisconsin – Casimir Pulaski (Revolutionary War hero)^[352]
Pulaski Township, Ohio – Casimir Pulaski (Revolutionary War hero)
Pullman, 3 places in Michigan, Washington, and West Virginia – George Pullman
Pullman, Chicago – George Pullman and Solon S. Beman
Pulteney, New York and Pultneyville, New York (note spelling) – Sir William Pulteney, 5th Baronet, British land speculator^[352]
Pushmataha County, Oklahoma – Chief Pushmataha (Choctaw leader during the War of 1812)
Putnam, Connecticut – Israel Putnam^[353]
Putnam County, Florida – Benjamin A. Putnam, Florida legislator, first president – Florida Historic Society

Q

Quanah, Texas – Quanah Parker (the last Comanche chief)
Queens, New York City – Catherine of Braganza^[353]
Quenemo, Kansas – Quenemo (Native American resident)^[353]
Quincy, Illinois and Quincy, Michigan – John Quincy Adams^[353]
Quincy, Massachusetts – Colonel John Quincy^[353]
Quincy, Washington – John Quincy Adams (indirectly, via Quincy, Illinois)
Quinlan, Texas – G.A. Quinlan (vice president of the Houston and Texas Central Railway)^[353]
Quintana, Texas – Andrés Quintana Roo^[354]
Quitman, 4 places in Georgia, Mississippi, Missouri, and Texas – Gen. John A. Quitman (also governor of Mississippi)^[355]^[356]

R

Rackerby, California – William M. Rackerby (first postmaster)
Radford, Virginia – William Radford^[355]
Rahway, New Jersey – Rahway (Native American chief)^[355]
Rainier, Oregon – Peter Rainier (British admiral)^[355]
Rainsville, Indiana – Isaac Rains (proprietor)^[355]
Raleigh, 3 places in North Carolina, Mississippi, and Memphis, Tennessee – Sir Walter Raleigh^[355]
Ralston, California – William C. Ralston (mine owner)^[12]^: 543
Ralston, Pennsylvania – Matthew C. Ralston^[355]
Ramseur, North Carolina – Gen. Stephen Dodson Ramseur^[355]
Randalls and Wards Islands (New York) – Jonathan Randall (owner)^[357]
Randolph, Maine – Peyton Randolph (indirectly, via Randolph, Massachusetts)^[358]
Randolph, Massachusetts – Peyton Randolph (first president of the Continental Congress)^[357]
Randolph, Nebraska – Jasper Randolph (postman)^[357]
Randolph, New Hampshire – John Randolph (Virginia congressman and senator)^[357]
Randolph, New York – Edmund Randolph (indirectly, via Randolph, Vermont)^[359]
Randolph, Vermont – Edmund Randolph^[360]
Rangeley, Maine – Squire James Rangeley, Jr. (proprietor)
Rangeley Plantation, Maine – Squire James Rangeley, Jr. (proprietor)
Ransom Township, Michigan – Gov. Epaphroditus Ransom^[357]
Ransomville, New York – Clark Ransom (settler)^[357]
Rapidan River (Virginia) – Anne, Queen of Great Britain (The name is a conjunction of the phrase "Rapid Anne").^[357]
Rathbone, New York – Gen. Ransom Rathbone (settler)^[357]
Rayl, California – David Rayl (hotelier and merchant)
Raymond, California – Raymond Whitcomb (travel official)^[361]
Raymond, Maine – Captain William Raymond^[361]
Raymond, New Hampshire – John Raymond (grantee)^[361]
Raymondville, New York – Benjamin Raymond (land agent)^[361]
Raysville, Indiana – Gov. James B. Ray^[361]
Readington Township, New Jersey – John Reading (governor of the Province of New Jersey)
Readsboro, Vermont – John Reade (landholder) (note spelling)^[361]
Rector, Arkansas – Wharton or Elias W. Rector (politicians)^[361]
Red Cloud, Nebraska – Red Cloud (Lakota chief)^[361]
Redding, Connecticut – John Read (landholder) (the spelling was changed to better reflect its pronunciation)^[361]
Redfield, Arkansas – Jared E. Redfield (railroad executive)^[362]^[363]
Redmond, Oregon – Frank and Josephine Redmond (homesteaders)
Red Shirt, South Dakota – Red Shirt (Lakota chief)
Red Wing, Minnesota – Red Wing (Native American chief)^[364]
Reedley, California – Thomas Law Reed (founder and landowner)
Reedsburg, Wisconsin – David C. Reed (settler)^[364]
Reeseville, Wisconsin – Samuel Reese (settler)^[364]
Reidsville, Georgia – Robert R. Reid (territorial governor of Florida)
Reidsville, North Carolina – Gov. David Settle Reid^[364]
Reiff, California – John Reiff (first postmaster)
Remsen, New York – Henry Remsen (patentee)^[364]
Reno, Nevada – Jesse L. Reno^[364]
Rensselaer, New York – Kiliaen van Rensselaer^[365]
Revere, Massachusetts – Paul Revere^[364]
Revillagigedo Islands (Alaska) – Count of Revilla Gigedo (Viceroy of New Spain)^[364]
Reynoldsburg, Ohio – Jeremiah N. Reynolds (author and newspaper editor)^[366]
Rhinebeck (village), New York – William Beekman (founder) (also named for Rhineland, Germany (Beekman's home))^[366]
Rheem, California – Donald I. Rheem (developer)
Ricardo, California – Richard Hagen
Richardson Springs, California – J.H. and Lee Richardson (early developers)
Richburg, New York – Alvan Richardson (settler)^[366]
Richland, Washington – Nelson Rich (state legislator and land developer)
Richmond, Maine – Ludovic Stewart, 1st Duke of Richmond
Richmond, Massachusetts^[366] and Richmond, New Hampshire – Charles Lennox, 3rd Duke of Richmond
Richmond, Rhode Island – Edward Richmond (colonial attorney general)^[366]
Richville, New York – Salmon Rich (settler)^[366]
Ridgway, Pennsylvania – John Jacob Ridgway (landowner)^[366]
Ridleys Ferry, California – Thomas E. Ridley (ferry operator)
Rienzi, Mississippi – Cola di Rienzo^[367]
Rindge, New Hampshire – Captain Daniel Rindge (one of the original grant holders)
Ripley, Maine and Ripley, New York – Brigadier General Eleazer Wheelock Ripley (of the War of 1812)^[368]^[369]
Rippey, Iowa – C.M. Rippey (settler)^[369]
Rising City, Nebraska – A.W. and S.W. Rising (landowners)^[369]
Rivanna River (Virginia) – Anne, Queen of Great Britain^[369]
Ritzville, Washington – Philip Ritz (settler)
Robbinston, Maine – Edward H. and Nathaniel J. Robbins (landowners)^[370]
Robert Lee, Texas – Robert E. Lee (US Civil War General)
Robidoux Pass (Nebraska) – Antoine Robidoux (trader)^[371]
Robinson, Kansas – Gov. Charles L. Robinson^[370]
Robstown, Texas – Robert Driscoll Jr. (landowner)
Rochester, New Hampshire and Rochester, Ulster County, New York^[370] – Laurence Hyde, 1st Earl of Rochester (brother-in-law to James II of England)
Rochester, Minnesota – Colonel Nathaniel Rochester (indirectly, via Rochester, New York)^[372]
Rochester, New York – Colonel Nathaniel Rochester^[370]
Rockingham, Vermont – Charles Watson-Wentworth, 2nd Marquess of Rockingham
Rockwood, California – Charles R. Rockwood (irrigation promoter)
Rodman, New York – Daniel Rodman^[373]
Rohnerville, California – Henry Rohner (founder)^[373]
Rolfe, Iowa – John Rolfe (settler of Virginia)^[374]
Rollinsford, New Hampshire – descendants of Judge Ichabod Rollins (first probate judge for New Hampshire)^[373]
Rollinsville, Colorado – John Q.A. Rollins^[373]
Romulus, Michigan and Romulus, New York – Romulus^[373]
Roodhouse, Illinois – John Roodhouse (founder)^[373]
Roosevelt, New Jersey – Franklin D. Roosevelt
Root, New York – Erastus Root (politician)^[373]
Rose, New York – Robert L. Rose (congressman)^[373]
Roseboom, New York – Abraham Roseboom (settler)^[373]
Ross, California – James Ross (early settler)
Ross Corner, California – W.C. Ross (early settler and merchant)
Rossie, New York – Rossie Parish (proprietor's sister)^[371]
Rossville, Kansas – W.W. Ross (Indian agent)^[371]
Rossville, Tennessee – John Ross (Cherokee chief)^[371]
Roswell, Colorado – Roswell P. Flower (governor of New York)^[371]
Roswell, Georgia – Roswell King (founder)^[371]
Rothville, Missouri – John Roth (settler)^[371]
Rowe, Massachusetts – John Rowe (Boston merchant)
Rowesville, South Carolina – Gen. William Rowe^[371]
Rowletts, Kentucky – John P. Rowlett^[371]
Royalston, Massachusetts – Isaac Royal (landowner)^[371]
Ruckersville, Virginia - John Rucker (founder)
Rulo, Nebraska – Charles Rouleau (note the spelling)^[371]
Rumford, Maine – Benjamin Thompson (also known as Count Rumford)^[371]
Rumney, New Hampshire – Robert Marsham, 2nd Baron Romney (note spelling)
Rumsey, California – Capt. D.C. Rumsey (early settler)
Rumsey, Kentucky – Edward Rumsey^[371]
Rushmore, Minnesota – S.M. Rushmore (pioneer)
Rushville, Indiana and Rushville, Illinois – Dr. Benjamin Rush (Founding Father)^[371]
Rusk, Texas – Thomas Jefferson Rusk (signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence)
Russell, Kansas – Capt. Avra Russell^[375]
Russell, New York – Russell Atwater (proprietor)^[375]
Russell City, California – Frederick James Russell (town planner)
Rutherford, New Jersey – John Rutherford (landowner)^[375]
Rutherfordton, North Carolina – Gen. Griffith Rutherford^[375]
Ryan, California – John Ryan (borax company official)

S

Sabattus, Maine – Sabattus (Anasagunticook Indian chief)
Sackets Harbor, New York – Augustus Sacketts (settler) (note the spelling)^[375]
Safford, Arizona – Anson P. K. Safford (territorial governor)^[375]
Sageville, Iowa – Hezekiah Sage^[375]
St. Anthony, Minnesota – Anthony of Padua (indirectly, via Saint Anthony Falls)^[376]
Saint Anthony Falls (Minnesota) – Anthony of Padua^[376]
St. Augustine, Florida – Saint Augustine^[377]
St. Augustine, Maryland – Augustine Herman (explorer)
St. Clair, Michigan – Clare of Assisi (note the spelling)^[376]
St. Clair, Pennsylvania – Gen. Arthur St. Clair^[376]
St. Clairsville, Ohio – Gen. Arthur St. Clair^[376]
St. Clement, Missouri – Clement Grote (settler)^[376]
St. Deroin, Nebraska – Joseph Deroin (Otoe chief)^[376]
Ste. Genevieve, Missouri – Genevieve^[376]
St. George, Maine – Saint George^[376]
St. George, Vermont – George III of Great Britain^[376]^[378]
St. George, West Virginia – St. George Tucker (state legislator)^[376]
Saint James, Indiana – Saint James
St. James, 5 places in Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, and North Carolina – Saint James
St. John, Kansas – Gov. John St. John^[379]
St. Johns, Michigan – John Swegles Jr. (founder)^[379]
St. Johnsbury, Vermont – J. Hector St. John de Crèvecœur (diplomat)^[379]^[380]
St. Johns River (Florida) – John the Baptist^[379]
St. Joseph, Michigan – Saint Joseph (indirectly, via the St. Joseph River)^[379]
St. Joseph, Missouri – Joseph Robidoux IV (founder)^[379]
St. Joseph River (Lake Michigan) – Saint Joseph^[379]
St. Lawrence River – Saint Lawrence^[379]
St. Louis, Missouri – Saint Louis^[381]
St. Nazianz, Wisconsin – Gregory of Nazianzus
St. Paul, Minnesota – Saint Paul
St. Paul, Nebraska – J.N. and N.J. Paul (settlers)^[379]
St. Pete Beach, Florida – Saint Peter (indirectly, via St. Petersburg, Russia)
St. Petersburg, Florida – Saint Peter (indirectly, via St. Petersburg, Russia)
St. Marys River (Michigan–Ontario) – Mary, mother of Jesus^[382]
St. Vrain Creek (Colorado) – Ceran St. Vrain (fur trader)^[379]
Salamanca (city), New York and Salamanca (town), New York – Don José de Salamanca y Mayol, Marquis of Salamanca^[379]
Salisbury, Missouri – Lucius Salisbury (resident)^[383]
Sallis, Mississippi – Dr. James Sallis (landowner)^[383]
Salyersville, Kentucky – Samuel Salyer (state legislator)^[383]
Samsonville, New York – Gen. Henry A. Sampson (note the spelling)^[383]
San Andreas, California – Saint Andrew
San Angelo, Texas – Carolina Angela DeWitt (wife of the city's founder Bartholomew J. DeWitt)
San Antonio, Florida and San Antonio, Texas – Saint Anthony of Padua
San Bernardino, California – Saint Bernardine of Siena
San Bruno, California – Saint Bruno of Cologne (indirectly, via the San Bruno Creek)
San Diego, California – Saint Didacus^[384]
San Francisco, California – Saint Francis^[385]
San Jose, California – Saint Joseph^[385]
San Juan Capistrano, California – Saint John Capistrano
San Leandro, California – Saint Leander of Seville
San Lorenzo, California – Saint Lawrence
San Lucas, California – Luke the Evangelist (indirectly, from the Spanish land grant)
San Luis Obispo, California – Saint Louis of Toulouse
San Luis Rey, California – Saint Louis^[385]
San Mateo, California – Saint Matthew^[385]
San Miguel, San Luis Obispo County, California – Saint Michael^[385]
San Pablo, California – Saint Paul
Sanborn, Iowa – George W. Sanborn (railroader)^[383]
Sanbornton, New Hampshire – John Sanborn (grantee)
Sanders, California – Charlotte E. Sanders (first postmaster)
Sandisfield, Massachusetts – Samuel Sandys, 1st Baron Sandys (note the spelling)^[385]
Sanford, Florida – Henry Shelton Sanford (diplomat and founder)^[385]
Sanford, Maine – Peleg Sanford (proprietor)^[385]
Sanger, California – Joseph Sanger Jr. (Railroad Yardmaster Association secretary-treasurer)
Sangerfield, New York – Jedediah Sanger (judge)^[385]
Sangerville, Maine – Colonel Calvin Sanger (landowner)^[385]
Santa Ana, California and Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico – Saint Anne
Santa Barbara, California – Saint Barbara
Santa Clara, California – Saint Clare of Assisi
Santa Monica, California – Saint Monica
Santa Ynez, California – Saint Agnes^[382]
Sapinero, Colorado – Sapinero (Native American chief)^[382]
Saranap, California – Sara Napthaly (mother of a railroad man)
Sarcoxie, Missouri – Sarcoxie (Native American chief)^[382]
Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan – Mary, mother of Jesus (indirectly, after the St. Marys River)^[382]
Sauvie Island (Oregon) – Jean Baptiste Sauve (dairy owner)^[382]
Sayre, Pennsylvania – R.S. Sayre (railroader)^[386]
Schererville, Indiana – Nicholas Scherer (German settler)^[387]
Schoolcraft, Michigan – Henry Schoolcraft (anthropologist)^[386]
Schroeppel, New York – Henry W. Schroeppel (resident)^[386]
Schuyler, Nebraska – Vice President Schuyler Colfax^[388]
Schuylerville, New York – Gen. Philip Schuyler^[388]
Schwaub, California – Charles M. Schwab (note the spelling)
Scipio, New York – Scipio Africanus (Roman general)^[388]
Scott, New York – General Winfield Scott
Scottdale, Georgia – George Washington Scott
Scottdale, Pennsylvania – Thomas A. Scott (railroader)^[388]
Scotts, California – Charles A. Scott (first postmaster)^{[citation needed]}
Scottsboro, Georgia – Gen. John Scott^[388]
Scottsburg, New York – Matthew and William Scott (settlers)^[388]
Scotts Corner, California – Thomas Scott, Sr. (local merchant)
Scottsdale, Arizona – Chaplain Winfield Scott
Scottsville, Kentucky – Gen. Charles Scott (also served as governor of Kentucky)^[388]
Scottsville, New York – Isaac Scott (settler)^[388]
Scranton, Pennsylvania – Selden T. and George W. Scranton (founders of the Lackawanna Steel Company and, later, the city)^[389]
Scriba, New York – George Scriba (proprietor)^[388]
Searsmont, Maine – David Sears (proprietor)^[390]
Searsport, Maine – David Sears (proprietor)^[390]
Seattle, Washington – Chief Seattle^[390]
Sedgwick, Arkansas – Union Major General John Sedgwick
Sedgwick, Colorado – Union Major General John Sedgwick (indirectly, via Fort Sedgwick)^[390]
Sedgwick, Kansas – Union Major General John Sedgwick (indirectly, via Sedgwick County)^[390]
Sedgwick, Maine – Major Robert Sedgwick^[390]
Sedona, Arizona – Sedona Miller Schnebly (wife of the city's first postmaster)
Seeley, California – Henry Seeley (developer of Imperial County)
Seguin, Texas – Juan Seguin (Texas political figure and Texas Revolution patriot)^[390]
Seigler Springs, California – Thomas Seigler (discoverer of the springs)
Selby, California – Prentiss Selby (first postmaster)
Selma, California – Selma Michelsen (wife of railroad employee)
Sempronius, New York – Tiberius and Gaius Sempronius Gracchus (Roman tribunes and agrarian reformers)^[391]
Senath, Missouri – Senath Douglass (settler's wife)^[390]
Sergeant Bluff, Iowa – Sergeant Charles Floyd
Seward, Alaska, Seward, Nebraska, and Seward, New York – William H. Seward^[392]
Seymour, Connecticut – Governor Thomas H. Seymour
Shafter, California – Gen. William Rufus Shafter
Shaftsbury, Vermont – Earl of Shaftesbury (note spelling)
Shakopee, Minnesota – Shakopee (Native American chief)^[392]
Shapleigh, Maine – Major Nicholas Shapleigh (proprietor)^[392]
Sharon, California – William Sharon (financier)
Sharpsburg, Kentucky – Moses Sharp^[392]
Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania – James Sharp (proprietor)^[392]
Shaver Lake, California – C.B. Shaver (irrigation company founder)
Shaver Lake Heights, California – C.B. Shaver (irrigation company founder)
Sheffield, Iowa – James Sheffield (railroad contractor)^[392]
Shelburne, 3 places in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont – William Petty, 2nd Earl of Shelburne^[392]^[393]
Shelby, New York – Gen. Isaac Shelby^[392]
Shelbyville, 3 places in Illinois, Indiana, and Missouri – Gen. Isaac Shelby^[392]
Shepherd, Michigan – I.N. Shepherd (founder)^[392]
Shepherdstown, West Virginia – Capt. Thomas Shepherd^[392]
Sheridan, Montana^[392] and Sheridan, Wyoming – General Philip Sheridan (Union cavalry leader in the American Civil War)
Sherman, Michigan – Gen. William T. Sherman^[394]
Sherman, New York – Roger Sherman (Founding Father)^[394]
Sherman, Texas – Sidney Sherman (Texian patriot)^[394]
Shirley, Maine – William Shirley (indirectly, via Shirley, Massachusetts)^[395]
Shirley, Massachusetts – William Shirley (governor of Massachusetts)^[394]
Shirleysburg, Pennsylvania – William Shirley (governor of Massachusetts)^[394]
Shoup, Idaho – George L. Shoup (U.S. Senator)^[394]
Shreveport, Louisiana – Captain Henry Shreve, who opened the Red River, which runs through Shreveport, to marine navigation^[394]
Shrewsbury, Massachusetts – George Talbot, 6th Earl of Shrewsbury^[394]
Shrewsbury, Vermont – Earl of Shrewsbury
Shullsburg, Wisconsin – Jesse W. Shull (settler)^[394]
Shutesbury, Massachusetts – Samuel Shute (governor of Massachusetts)^[396]
Sicard Flat, California – Theodore Sicard (early settler)
Sidney, Iowa – Sir Phillip Sidney (English author) (indirectly, after Sidney, Ohio)
Sidney, Maine and Sidney, Ohio – Sir Philip Sidney (English author)^[396]
Sidney, Montana – Sidney Walters (son of settlers)
Sidney, Nebraska – Sidney Dillon (railroad attorney)
Sidney, New York – Admiral Sir Sidney Smith^[396]
Sigel, Illinois – Gen. Franz Sigel^[396]
Sigourney, Iowa – Lydia Sigourney (poet)^[396]
Sikeston, Missouri – John Sikes (founder)^[396]
Silsbee, California – Thomas Silsbee (local rancher)
Silsbee, Texas – Nathaniel D. Silsbee (railroad investor)
Simpsonville, Kentucky – John Simpson (U.S. representative)^[396]
Sinclairville, New York – Samuel Sinclair (settler)^[396]
Sinton, Texas – David Sinton
Skilesville, Kentucky – James R. Skiles^[397]
Slates Hot Springs, California – Thomas B. Slate (owner, founder)
Slatersville, Rhode Island – Samuel Slater (founder)^[397]
Slaughters, Kentucky – G.G. Slaughter (settler)^[397]
Slayton, Minnesota – Charles Slayton (founder)
Sleepy Eye, Minnesota – Ishanumbak (Native American chief whose eyes were said "to have the appearance of sleep.")^[397]
Sloan, Iowa – Samuel Sloan (railroad official)^[398]
Sloansville, New York – John R. Sloan (settler)^[399]
Sloat, California – John D. Sloat (Naval commodore who claimed California for the United States)^[12]^: 418
Sly Park, California – James Sly (pioneer)
Smartsville, California – Jim Smart (Gold Rush settler and merchant)
Smethport, Pennsylvania – Theodore Smeth (friend of proprietor)^[399]
Smith's Ferry, California – James Smith (founder)^[399]
Smith Center, Kansas – J. Nelson Smith (soldier) (indirectly, via Smith County)^[399]
Smithfield, Maine – Rev. Henry Smith (settler)
Smithfield, New York – Peter Smith^[399]
Smithfield, North Carolina – John Smith (state legislator)^[399]
Smithflat, California – Jeb Smith (pioneer rancher)
Smith River (Montana) – Robert Smith (Secretary of State)^[399]
Smithtown, New York – Richard Smith (proprietor)^[399]
Smithville, Missouri – Humphrey Smith (settler)^[399]
Smithville, New York – Jesse Smith (lumber dealer)^[399]
Snydertown, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania – Gov. Simon Snyder^[399]
Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee – William Sodder (trading post proprietor) and Daisy Parks (daughter of a coal company manager)
Solon, Maine and Solon, New York – Solon (statesman and poet of Ancient Greece)^[400]
Somers, Connecticut – Lord John Somers of England^[400]
Somers, New York – Capt. Richard Somers^[400]
Somersville, California – Francis Somers (coal mine founder)
Somerville, Massachusetts – Capt. Richard Somers^[400]
Soperton, Georgia – Benjamin Franklin Soper (railroad engineer)
South Amboy, New Jersey – James Drummond, 4th Earl of Perth (The article The Amboys contains the etymology)
South Anna River (Virginia) – Anne, Queen of Great Britain^[400]
South Burlington, Vermont – Richard Boyle, 3rd Earl of Burlington (indirectly, via Burlington, Vermont)
South Carolina – Charles I of England (King of Great Britain, Carolinus is Latin for Charles)^[401]
South Euclid, Ohio – Euclid (Greek mathematician)
South Padre Island, Texas – José Nicolás Ballí (Padre Ballí) (Catholic priest and settler)
South Thomaston, Maine – General John Thomas (indirectly, via Thomaston, Maine)
Spafford, New York – Horatio Spafford^[400]
Spalding, Missouri – Robert Marion Spalding owner of Spalding Springs
Spalding Tract, California – John S. Spalding (founder)
Sparks, Nevada – John Sparks
Spearville, Kansas – Alden Speare (resident of Boston)^[402]
Spencer, Indiana – Capt. Spier Spencer^[402]
Spencer, Massachusetts – Spencer Phips (acting governor of Massachusetts)^[402]
Spencerport, New York – William H. Spencer (settler)^[402]
Spivey, Kansas – R.M. Spivey (landowner)^[402]
Sprague, Washington – General John W. Sprague (railroad executive)^[402]
Spreckels, California – Claus Spreckels (sugar magnate)
Stacy, California – Stacy Spoon
Stafford, Humboldt County, California – Judge Cyrus G. Stafford
Stafford, Kansas – Lewis Stafford (soldier)^[402]
Standish, California and Standish, Maine^[403] – Myles Standish
Stanfield, Oregon – Senator Robert N. Stanfield
Stanley, North Carolina – Elwood Stanley (U.S. representative)^[403]
Stannard, Vermont – George J. Stannard
Stanton, Michigan – Edwin Stanton (Secretary of War)^[403]
Stark, Kansas – General John Stark (indirectly, via Stark County, Illinois)
Stark, New Hampshire and Stark, New York – General John Stark (author of New Hampshire's motto, "Live Free or Die")^[403]
Starkey, New York – John Starkey (settler)^[403]
Starks, Maine – General John Stark^[403]
Starksboro, Vermont – General John Stark^[403]
Starkville, Colorado – Albert G. Stark (coal mine owner)
Starkville, Mississippi – General John Stark^[403]
Stege, California – Richard Stege (founder and landowner)
Stephenson, Michigan – Robert Stephenson^[403]
Stephentown, New York – Stephen Van Rensselaer (Lieutenant Governor of New York)^[403]
Sterling, Kansas – Sterling Rosan (settlers' father)^[404]
Sterling, Massachusetts – General William "Lord Stirling" Alexander (Scottish expatriate) (note spelling)^[404]
Stetson, Maine – Amasa Stetson (landowner)^[404]
Steuben, Maine and Steuben, New York – Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben^[404]
Steubenville, Ohio – Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben^[404]
Stevens Point, Wisconsin – J.D. Stevens (missionary)^[404]
Stevensville, Michigan – Thomas L. Stevens (founder)^[404]
Stevensville, Montana – Isaac Stevens (1st governor of Washington Territory)^[404]
Stevinson, California – James J. Stevinson (landowner)
Stewartstown, New Hampshire – Sir John Stuart (the town was incorporated following the Scottish spelling of the name)^[404]
Stewartsville, Missouri – Gov. Robert Marcellus Stewart^[404]
Stewartville, California – William Stewart (local coal mine owner)
Stickney, South Dakota – J.B. Stickney (railroad official)
Stilesville, Indiana – Jeremiah Stiles (proprietor)^[404]
Stinson Beach, California – Nathan H. Stinson (landowner)
Stockton, 3 places in California, Missouri, and New York – Robert F. Stockton^[404]
Stoddard, New Hampshire – Colonel Sampson Stoddard (grantee of territory)^[404]
Stokes Landing, California – James Johnstone Stokes (founder)
Stonewall, North Carolina – Stonewall Jackson (Confederate general)^[405]
Stoughton, Massachusetts – William Stoughton (first chief justice of Colonial Courts)^[405]
Stoughton, Wisconsin – Luke Stoughton (Englishman from Vermont)^[405]
Stoutsville, Missouri – Robert P. Stout^[405]
Stoystown, Pennsylvania – John Stoy (settler)^[405]
Strafford, New Hampshire and Strafford, Vermont – Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford
Stratham, New Hampshire – Wriothesley Russell, 2nd Duke of Bedford, Baron Howland of Streatham (note spelling)
Stratton, Vermont – Samuel Stratton (settler)^[405]
Strong, Maine – Caleb Strong (governor of Massachusetts)^[405]
Strong City, Kansas – William Barstow Strong (ATSF president)^[405]
Strother, Missouri – French Strother (professor)^[405]
Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania – Col. Jacob Stroud (settler)^[405]
Struthers, Ohio – Captain John Struthers (founder)^[406]
Stuart, Nebraska – Peter Stuart (settler)^[405]
Sturgeon, Missouri – Isaac Sturgeon (resident of St. Louis)^[405]
Sturgis, Michigan – Judge John Sturgis (settler)^[405]
Stuyvesant, New York – Peter Stuyvesant (colonial governor)^[405]
Suffern, New York – John Suffern (first Rockland County judge)
Sullivan, Indiana – Daniel Sullivan (soldier)^[407]
Sullivan, Maine – Daniel Sullivan (settler)
Sullivan, Missouri – General John Sullivan (indirectly, via Sullivan County, Tennessee)^[407]
Sullivan, New Hampshire and Sullivan, New York – General John Sullivan^[407]
Sumner, Maine – Increase Sumner (governor of Massachusetts)^[407]
Sumter, South Carolina – Gen. Thomas Sumter^[407]
Sunderland, Massachusetts – Charles Spencer, 3rd Earl of Sunderland^[407]
Sunol, California – Antonio Suñol (Californio ranchero)
Surry, New Hampshire – Charles Howard, Earl of Surrey
Sutro, Nevada – Adolph Sutro^[408]
Susanville, California – Susan Roop (daughter of Isaac Roop)
Sutter, California – John A. Sutter (pioneer of the California Gold Rush)^[408]
Sutter Creek, California – John A. Sutter
Sutter Hill, California – John A. Sutter
Swainsboro, Georgia – Stephen Swain (state senator)^[408]
Swan's Island, Maine – Colonel James Swan of Fife, Scotland (land purchaser)
Sweetland, California – Sweetland brothers (early settlers)^[12]^: 565
Swepsonville, North Carolina – George William Swepson (capitalist)^[408]
Symmes Township, Hamilton County, Ohio – John Cleves Symmes (judge)^[409]

T

Taft, California – William Howard Taft
Talbott, Tennessee – Col. John Talbott^[409]
Talbotton, Georgia – Gov. Matthew Talbot^[409]
Talmadge, Maine – Benjamin Talmadge (landowner)
Talmage, California – Junius Talmage (early settler)
Tamworth, New Hampshire – British Admiral Washington Shirley, Viscount Tamworth
Tancred, California – Tancred, Prince of Galilee
Taopi, Minnesota – Taopi (Native American chief)^[410]
Tarkington Prairie, Texas – Burton Tarkington (early settler)
Tarpey, California – Arthur B. Tarpey
Tatamy, Pennsylvania – Tatamy (Native American chief)^[410]
Taylor, New York – Zachary Taylor^[410]
Taylor County, 4 places in Florida, Georgia, Iowa, and Kentucky – Zachary Taylor, twelfth President of the United States of America^[410]
Taylor Ridge (Georgia) – Richard Taylor (Cherokee chief)^[410]
Taylorsville, Indiana – Zachary Taylor^[411]
Taylorsville, Kentucky – Richard Taylor (proprietor)^[411]
Taylorsville, North Carolina – John Louis Taylor (judge)^[411]
Taylorville, California – Samuel P. Taylor (paper mill owner)
Tazewell, Georgia and Tazewell, Virginia – Henry Tazewell (U.S. Senator from Virginia)^[411]
Tecopa, California – Chief Tecopa (Paiute chief)
Tecumseh, 3 places in Michigan, Nebraska, and Oklahoma – Tecumseh (Native American leader)^[411]
Tekonsha, Michigan – Tekonsha (Native American chief)^[411]
Temple, New Hampshire – John Temple (lieutenant governor to colonial governor John Wentworth)^[412]
Temple, Texas – Bernard Moore Temple (civil engineer)
Templeton, Massachusetts – Richard Grenville-Temple, 2nd Earl Temple^[411]
Terry, Mississippi – Bill Terry (resident)^[411]
Terry, Montana – General Alfred Howe Terry
Thacher Island (Massachusetts) – Anthony Thacher (sailor shipwrecked there)^[413]
Thayer, Kansas – Nathaniel Thayer^[413]
Thetford, Vermont – Augustus Henry Fitzroy, 3rd Duke of Grafton, 4th Earl of Arlington and 4th Viscount Thetford
Thibodaux, Louisiana – Gov. Henry S. Thibodaux^[413]
Thomaston, Connecticut – Seth Thomas (clockmaker)
Thomaston, Georgia – Gen. Jett Thomas^[413]
Thomaston, Maine – General John Thomas of the Continental Army^[413]
Thomasville, Georgia – Gen. Jett Thomas^[413]
Thompson, Connecticut – Sir Robert Thompson (English landholder)
Thorndike, Maine – Israel Thorndike (landowner)^[414]
Thornton, Colorado – Governor Dan Thornton
Thornton, Mississippi – Dr. C.C. Thornton (landowner)^[413]
Thornton, New Hampshire – Dr. Matthew Thornton (grantee and signer of the Declaration of Independence)^[415]
Throggs Neck, Bronx, New York – John Throckmorton (patentee)^[413]
Throop, New York – Gov. Enos T. Throop^[413]
Thurman, New York – John Thurman^[413]
Thurston, New York – William R. Thurston (landowner)^[416]
Tiffin, Ohio – Gov. Edward Tiffin^[416]
Tilton, New Hampshire – Nathaniel Tilton (iron foundry owner and hotelier)^[417]
Tinley Park, Illinois – Samuel Tinley, Sr. (railroad station agent)
Tipton, Indiana – John Tipton (U.S. Senator)^[416]
Titusville, Pennsylvania – Jonathan Titus (landowner)^[418]
Todd Valley, California – Dr. F. Walton Todd (store owner)^[12]^{[page needed]}
Tomah, Wisconsin – Tomah (Menominee chief)^[418]
Tome, New Mexico – Saint Thomas^[418]
Tompkins, New York – Daniel D. Tompkins (Vice President and governor of New York)^[418]
Tompkinsville, Kentucky and Tompkinsville, Staten Island, New York – Daniel D. Tompkins (Vice President and governor of New York)^[418]
Toms Place, California – Tom Yernby (resort owner)
Toms River, New Jersey – Capt. William Tom (settler)^[418]
Tormey, California – Patrick Tormey (landowner)
Torrance, California – Jared Sidney Torrance
Torrey, New York – Henry Torrey^[419]
Tower City, North Dakota and Tower City, Pennsylvania – Charlemagne Tower^[419]
Towle, California – George and Allen Towle (local lumbermen)^[12]^: 569
Townsend, Delaware – Samuel Townsend (landowner)^[419]
Townsend, Massachusetts – Charles Townshend (British cabinet minister) (note spelling)^[419]
Townshend, Vermont – the Townshend family (powerful figures in British politics)^[419]
Towson, Maryland – Ezekial Towson (hotelier)
Trenton, New Jersey – William Trent (landholder)^[420]
Trexlertown, Pennsylvania – John Trexler^[420]
Troy, North Carolina – Matthew Troy (lawyer)^[420]
Truesdale, Missouri – William Truesdale (landowner)^[420]
Trumbull, Connecticut – Jonathan Trumbull (governor of Connecticut)
Truxton, New York – Commodore Thomas Truxton (naval officer of the American Revolution)^[420]
Tryon, North Carolina – William Tryon (colonial governor)^[420]
Tuftonboro, New Hampshire – John Tufton Mason (owner of the town)^[420]
Tully, New York – Marcus Tullius Cicero^[420]
Tunbridge, Vermont – William Henry Nassau de Zuylestein, 4th Earl of Rochford, Viscount Tunbridge, Baron Enfield and Colchester
Tupman, California – H.V. Tupman (landowner)
Turner, Maine – Reverend Charles Turner (agent, later became minister of the town)^[421]
Turners Falls, Massachusetts – Captain William Turner
Tuscola, Illinois – Tusco (Native American chief)^[421]
Tustin, California – Columbus Tustin
Tusten, New York – Col. Benjamin Tusten^[421]
Tuttle, California – R.H. Tuttle (railroad executive)
Twain Harte, California – Mark Twain and Bret Harte
Two Strike, South Dakota – Two Strike (Lakota chief)
Tygart Valley River (West Virginia) – David Tygart (settler)^[421]
Tyler, Texas – John Tyler
Tyngsborough, Massachusetts – Colonel Jonathan Tyng (landowner)^[422]
Tyringham, Massachusetts – Jane Tyringham (married name Beresford) cousin of Sir Francis Bernard; the only town in Massachusetts named after a woman; Sir Francis Bernard inherited Nether Winchendon House, Bucks., England from her

U

Udall, Kansas – Cornelius Udall^[422]
Ulysses, Kansas and Ulysses, Nebraska – Ulysses S. Grant^[422]
Uncasville, Connecticut – Uncas (Native American chief)^[422]
Underhill, Wisconsin – William Underhill (settler from Vermont)
Urban, California – Eva L. Urban (first postmaster)
Uvalde, Texas – Juan de Ugalde (Spanish governor of Coahuila) (indirectly, via Uvalde County, Texas)^[423]
Uxbridge, Massachusetts – Henry Paget, 1st Earl of Uxbridge^[423]

V

Vacaville, California – Juan Manuel Vaca (founder)^[424]
Vade, California – Sieera Nevada "Vade" Phillips (founder's daughter)
Valdez, Alaska – Antonio Valdés y Basán (Spanish naval officer)
Valdosta, Georgia – Augustus (indirectly, via Aosta, Italy)^[425]
Vallejo, California – Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo^[423]
Van Buren, New York – Martin van Buren
Van Lear, Kentucky – Van Lear Black (businessman)
Van Nuys, California – Isaac Newton Van Nuys (landowner)
Vanceboro, Maine – William Vance (landowner)
Vanceboro, North Carolina – Zebulon Baird Vance (governor and U.S. Senator)^[423]
Vancouver, Washington – George Vancouver (explorer)^[426]
Van Etten, New York – James B. Van Etten (state legislator)^[426]
Vassalboro, Maine – Florentins Vassall (patentee)^[426]
Vaugine Township, Arkansas – Major Francis Vaugine (landowner)
Veazie, Maine – General Samuel Veazie (businessman)^[426]
Vergennes, Vermont – Charles Gravier, Comte de Vergennes^[426]
Verplanck, New York – Philip Verplanck^[427]
Vicksburg, Mississippi – Neivitt Vick (founder)^[427]
Victoria, Texas – General Guadalupe Victoria (first president of Mexico)
Victorville, California – Jacob Nash Victor
Vidalia, Louisiana – Don José Vidal (colonial governor)^[427]
Vidor, Texas – Charles Shelton Vidor (owner of the Miller-Vidor Lumber Company)
Vinalhaven, Maine – John Vinal (Boston merchant who helped settlers obtain title to the land)^[427]
Vining, Kansas – E.P. Vining (railroader)^[427]
Vinton, California – Vinton Bowen (daughter of a railroad official)^[12]^: 427
Viola, Wisconsin – Viola Buck^[427]
Virgil, New York – Virgil (Roman poet)^[427]
Virgilia, California – Virgilia Bogue (daughter of railroad executive Virgil Bogue)^[12]^: 427
Virginia – Elizabeth I of England, the "Virgin Queen"^[427]
Virginia City, Nevada – Elizabeth I of England, the "Virgin Queen" (indirectly, via Virginia)^[427]
Volney, New York – Constantin François de Chassebœuf, comte de Volney (philosopher)^[427]
Votaw, Texas – Clark M. Votaw (vice president of the Santa Fe Townsite Company, which laid out the town lots)
Voorheesville, New York – Theodore Voorhees (railroader)^[428]

W

Wabasha, Minnesota – Wabasha (Native American chief)^[428]
Wabaunsee, Kansas – Waubonsie (Native American chief) (note the spelling)^[428]
Wacouta, Minnesota – Wacouta (Native American chief)^[428]
Waddington, California – Alexander Waddington (local merchant)
Waddington, New York – Joshua Waddington (proprietor)^[428]
Wadesboro, North Carolina – Col. Thomas Wade^[428]
Wadsworth, Ohio – General Elijah Wadsworth
Wagener, South Carolina - George Wagener (Charleston merchant and railroad company president)^[429]^[f]
Waite, Maine – Benjamin Waite (lumberman)
Waitsfield, Vermont – General Benjamin Wait (founder)^[428]
WaKeeney, Kansas – A.E. Warren and J.F. Keeney (founders)^[430]
Wakefield, Kansas – Rev. Richard Wake (founder)^[430]
Wakefield, Massachusetts – Cyrus Wakefield (wicker furniture manufacturer)^[430]
Wakefield, North Carolina – Margaret Wake Tryon (colonial governor's wife) (indirectly, via Wake County)^[431]
Wake Forest, North Carolina – Margaret Wake Tryon (colonial governor's wife) (indirectly, via Wake County)^[431]
Walden, New York – Jacob T. Walden^[430]
Waldo, Maine – General Samuel Waldo (proprietor)^[430]
Waldo, Wisconsin – O.H. Waldo (railroad company president)
Waldo Junction, California – William Waldo (early settler)
Waldoboro, Maine – General Samuel Waldo^[430]
Waldron Island (Washington) – W.T. Waldron (sailor)^[430]
Wales, Massachusetts – James Lawrence Wales (benefactor)^[430]
Walesboro, Indiana – John P. Wales (founder)^[430]
Walker Pass (California) – Joseph R. Walker (explorer)^[430]
Walker River (Nevada) – Joseph R. Walker (explorer)^[430]
Wallace, California – John Wallace (surveyor)
Wallace, Idaho – Colonel W.R. Wallace (landowner)
Wallington, New Jersey – Walling van Winkle (landowner)^[430]
Walpole, Massachusetts and Walpole, New Hampshire – Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford^[432]^[433]
Walsenburg, Colorado – Fred Walsen (store owner)^[432]
Walthall, Mississippi – Gen. Edward C. Walthall^[432]
Walton (town), New York – William Walton (landowner)^[432]
Walworth, New York – Reuben H. Walworth (politician)^[432]
Ward, Indiana – Thomas B. Ward (U.S. representative)^[434]
Wardner, Idaho – James Wardner (promoter of a local mine)
Wardsboro, Vermont – William Ward (grantee)^[434]
Wards Island (New York) – Jasper and Bartholomew Ward (landowners)^[434]
Waresboro, Georgia – Nicholas Ware (U.S. Senator)^[434]
Warner, New Hampshire – Jonathan Warner (leading Portsmouth citizen)^[434]
Warnerville, New York – Capt. George Warner (settler)^[434]
Warren, 6 places in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, and Vermont – Major General Joseph Warren^[434]
Warren, New Hampshire and Warren, Rhode Island – Admiral Sir Peter Warren (British naval hero)^[434]
Warren, Ohio – Moses Warren (surveyor)^[434]
Warrenton, North Carolina – Major General Joseph Warren^[434]
Warrenville, Illinois – Julius Warren (settler)
Warwick, Rhode Island – Robert Rich, 2nd Earl of Warwick
Washburn, Maine – Governor Israel Washburn Jr.^[435]
Washington (state) and Washington, D.C. – George Washington^[435]
Washington, 14 places in Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts,^[435] Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania – George Washington
Washington Court House, Ohio – George Washington
Washington Crossing, New Jersey and Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania – George Washington
Washington Terrace, Utah – George Washington
Washingtonville, New York^[435] and Washingtonville, Pennsylvania – George Washington
Waterboro, Maine – Colonel Joshua Waters (proprietor)
Wathena, Kansas – Wathena (Native American chief)^[436]
Watkins Glen, New York – Dr. Samuel Watkins (founder)^[436]
Watkinsville, Georgia – Col. Robert Watkins (state legislator)^[436]
Watrous, New Mexico – Samuel B. Watrous (settler)^[436]
Watson, New York – James Watson (proprietor)^[436]
Watson, West Virginia – Joseph Watson (landowner)^[436]
Wattsburg, Pennsylvania – David Watts (settler)^[436]
Wauponsee, Illinois – Waubonsie (Native American chief) (note the spelling)^[436]
Wauseon, Ohio – Wauseon (Native American chief)^[436]
Wayland, Massachusetts and Wayland, New York – Dr. Francis Wayland (president of Brown University)^[437]
Waymansville, Indiana – Charles L. Wayman (founder)^[437]
Wayne, Maine – Revolutionary War General Anthony Wayne
Waynesboro, 3 places in Georgia, Mississippi, and Pennsylvania – Revolutionary War General Anthony Wayne^[437]
Waynesburg, Pennsylvania and Waynesburg, Ohio – Revolutionary War General Anthony Wayne^[437]
Waynesfield, Ohio – Revolutionary War General Anthony Wayne^[437]
Waynesville, North Carolina and Waynesville, Ohio – Revolutionary War General Anthony Wayne^[437]
Weare, New Hampshire – Meshech Weare (the town's first clerk)^[437]
Weatherford, Texas – Jefferson Weatherford (settler)^[437]
Webster, Massachusetts and Webster, New Hampshire – Daniel Webster^[437]
Webster Groves, Missouri – Daniel Webster^[437]
Weedsport, New York – Elisha and Edward Weed (settlers)^[437]
Weedville, Arizona – Ora Rush Weed (founder)
Weimar, California – a local Maidu chief^[12]^: 575
Weir, Kansas – T.M. Weir (founder)^[438]
Weissport, Pennsylvania – Col. Jacob Weiss (settler)^[438]
Welch, West Virginia – Capt. J.A. Welch^[438]
Welcome, Minnesota – Alfred M. Welcome (homesteader)
Weld, Maine – Benjamin Weld (proprietor)^[438]
Weldon, California – William B. Weldon (rancher)
Wellington, Colorado – C. L. Wellington (employee of the Colorado and Southern Railway)
Wellington, Kansas and Wellington, Maine – Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington^[438]^[439]
Wells, Minnesota – the wife of Clark W. Thompson
Wells, New York – Joshua Wells (settler)^[438]
Wellsboro, Pennsylvania – Henry Wells Morris (resident)^[438]
Wellsburg, West Virginia – Alexander Wells^[438]
Wellsville, Kansas – D.L. Wells (railroad contractor)^[438]
Wellsville, Ohio – William Wells (founder)^[438]
Wendell, Massachusetts – Judge Oliver Wendell of Boston
Wentworth, New Hampshire – Governor Benning Wentworth^[438]
Wesley, Maine and Wesley Township, Washington County, Ohio – John Wesley (founder of the English Methodist movement)^[438]
Wesson, Mississippi – Col. J.M. Wesson (founder)^[438]
West Gardiner, Maine – Dr. Sylvester Gardiner (Boston physician) (indirectly, via Gardiner, Maine)
West Lafayette, Indiana and West Lafayette, Ohio – Gilbert du Motier, marquis de Lafayette
West Richland, Washington – Nelson Rich (state legislator and land developer) (indirectly, via Richland, Washington)
West Virginia – Virgin Queen
West Warwick, Rhode Island – Robert Rich, 2nd Earl of Warwick (indirectly, via Warwick, Rhode Island)
Westbrook, Maine – Colonel Thomas Westbrook (early settler)
Westby, Wisconsin – O.T. Westby (settler)^[440]
Westerlo, New York – Rev. Eilardus Westerlo^[440]
Westmoreland, New Hampshire – John Fane, 7th Earl of Westmorland
Westport, Oregon – John West^[440]
Westville, California – George C. West (first postmaster)^[12]^: 575
Westville, Mississippi – Col. Cato West^[440]
Westville, Missouri – Dr. William S. West (postmaster)^[440]
Wetmore, Kansas – W.T. Wetmore (railroader)^[440]
Weyers Cave, Virginia – Bernard Weyer^[440]
Wharton, New Jersey – Joseph Wharton (co-founder of Bethlehem Steel)
Wharton, Texas – William H. Wharton and John A. Wharton (politicians)^[441]
Whately, Massachusetts – Thomas Whately (Member of Parliament)^[441]
Wheeler, New York – Capt. Silas Wheeler (settler)^[441]
Wheelock, Vermont – Eleazar Wheelock (founder of Dartmouth College)^[441]
Whipple Mountains (California) – Amiel Weeks Whipple (military engineer)^[441]
White, South Dakota – W.H. White (settler)
White Cloud Township, Mills County, Iowa and White Cloud, Kansas – Ma-Hush-Kah (Native American chief)^[441]
Whitefield, Maine and Whitefield, New Hampshire – George Whitefield (English evangelist)^[442]
White Haven, Pennsylvania – Josiah White^[442]
Whitesboro, New York – Judge Hugh White (settler)^[442]
Whitestown, New York – Judge Hugh White (settler)^[442]
Whiteville, North Carolina – James B. White (state legislator)^[442]
Whiting, Iowa – Charles Whiting (judge)^[443]
Whiting, Maine – Timothy Whiting (settler)
Whiting, Vermont – John Whiting (landholder)
Whitingham, Vermont – Nathan Whiting (landholder)^[442]
Whitinsville, Massachusetts – Paul C. Whitin (cotton mill owner)
Whitman, Massachusetts – Augustus Whitman (landowner)
Whitman, Washington – Dr. Marcus Whitman (missionary)^[442]
Whitney, California – Joel Parker Whitney (rancher)^[12]^: 576
Whitney Point, New York – Thomas Whitney (postmaster)^[442]
Whitneyville, Connecticut – Eli Whitney (founder)^[442]
Whitneyville, Maine – Colonel Joseph Whitney (mill owner)
Whittier, Alaska – John Greenleaf Whittier (Poet)
Whittier, California – John Greenleaf Whittier (Poet)
Wibaux, Montana – Pierre Wibaux (cattle rancher)
Wickenburg, Arizona – Henry Wickenburg (discoverer of the Vulture Mine)^[442]
Wiggins, Colorado – Oliver P. Wiggins (frontiersman)
Wilber, Nebraska – C.D. Wilber (founder)^[444]
Wilcox, Pennsylvania – A.I. Wilcox^[444]
Wilcox Township, Michigan – S.N. Wilcox^[444]
Wildomar, California – Wil – William Collier, Do – Donald Graham, Mar – Margaret Collier (city founders)
Wilkes County, Georgia and Wilkes County, North Carolina – John Wilkes^[444]
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania – John Wilkes and Isaac Barré^[444]
Wilkesboro, North Carolina – John Wilkes^[444]
Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania – William Wilkins (Secretary of War)^[444]
Willet, New York – Colonel Marinus Willet
Williams, California – W.H. Williams (planner of the townsite)
Williams Bay, Wisconsin – Captain Israel Williams (settler who fought in the War of 1812)
Williamsburg, Ohio – Gen. William Haines Lytle (founder)^[444]
Williamsburg, Virginia – William III of England^[444]
Williamsport, Indiana – Gov. James D. Williams^[445]
Williamsport, Pennsylvania – William Hepburn (judge)^[445]
Williams River (Vermont) – Rev. John Williams^[444]
Williamson, New York – Charles Williamson (land agent)^[445]
Williamson River (Oregon) – Lt. Robert S. Williamson (explorer)^[445]
Williamston, South Carolina – Col. James Williams^[445]
Williamstown, Kentucky – William Arnold (settler)^[445]
Williamstown, Massachusetts – Ephraim Williams^[445]
Williamstown, Vermont – Ephraim Williams (indirectly, via Williamston, Mass.)^[445]
Williamsville, Missouri – Asa E. Williams (founder)^[445]
Williamsville, New York – Jonas Williams (settler)^[445]
Willis, Kansas – Martin Cleveland Willis (settler)^[445]
Williston, North Dakota – Associate Justice Lorenzo P. Williston^[445]
Williston, Vermont – Samuel Willis (landholder)^[445]
Willits, California – Hiram Willits (landowner, early settler)
Willoughby, Ohio – Dr. Westel Willoughby, Jr. (U.S. Representative from New York)^[445]
Willoughby Hills, Ohio – Dr. Westel Willoughby, Jr.
Wilmette, Illinois – Antoine Ouilmette (French-Canadian fur trader)
Wilmington, 4 places in Delaware,^[446] Massachusetts, North Carolina, and Vermont – Spencer Compton, 1st Earl of Wilmington^[445]
Wilmot, New Hampshire – Dr. James Wilmot (English clergyman)^[445]
Wilseyville, California – Lawrence A. Wilsey (corporate executive)
Wilson, Kansas – Hiero T. Wilson (merchant from Fort Scott)^[445]
Wilson (town), New York – Reuben Wilson (settler)^[445]
Wilson and Wilson County, North Carolina – Colonel Louis D. Wilson (state senator)^[445]
Wilton, New Hampshire – Sir Joseph Wilton (English sculptor)^[447]^[g]
Winchester, Massachusetts – Colonel William P. Winchester
Winchester, New Hampshire – Charles Paulet, 3rd Duke of Bolton, 8th Marquess of Winchester, and constable of the Tower of London
Windham, New Hampshire – Sir Charles Wyndham, 2nd Earl of Egremont (note spelling)
Windom, Kansas and Windom, Minnesota – Senator William Windom^[448]
Windsor, Colorado – Rev. Samuel Asa Windsor
Winfield, Kansas – Chaplain Winfield Scott^[448]
Winfield (town), New York – Gen. Winfield Scott^[448]
Winn, Maine – John M. Winn (landholder)
Winnie, Texas – Fox Winnie (railroad contractor)
Winnsboro, South Carolina – Gen. Richard Winn (founder)^[448]
Winslow, Maine – General John Winslow^[448]
Winston-Salem, North Carolina – Joseph Winston^[449]
Winters, California – Theodore W. Winters (landowner)
Winthrop, Maine – John Winthrop (first Governor of Massachusetts)
Winthrop, Massachusetts – Deane Winthrop (son of John Winthrop, the first Governor of Massachusetts)
Wofford Heights, California – I.L. Wofford (founder)
Wolcott, Connecticut – Frederick Wolcott^[449]
Wolcott, New York^[449] and Wolcott, Vermont – General Oliver Wolcott (a signer of the Declaration of Independence)
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire – English General James Wolfe^[449]
Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania – Joseph Wommelsdorf (founder) (note the spelling)^[449]
Woodbury, Vermont – Col. Ebenezer Wood (grantee)^[450]
Woodfords, California – Daniel Woodford (early settler)
Woodhull, New York – Gen. Nathaniel Woodhull^[450]
Woodleaf, California – James Wood (property owner)
Woodsfield, Ohio – Archibald Woods (resident of Wheeling, West Virginia)^[450]
Woodsonville, Kentucky – Thomas Woodson (senator)^[450]
Woodville, Texas – George Tyler Wood (governor of Texas)
Woody, California – Dr. Sparrell Walter Woody (local rancher)
Wooster, Ohio – Gen. David Wooster^[450]
Worth, New York – Gen. William J. Worth^[450]
Worthington, Massachusetts – Col. John Worthington (proprietor)^[450]
Worthington, Minnesota – the maiden name of the wife of A.P. Miller (founder)
Wray, Colorado – John Wray (foreman)^[451]
Wright, New York – Silas Wright (politician)^[451]
Wright City, Missouri – Dr. H.C. Wright (settler)^[451]
Wrightsboro, Georgia – Augustus R. Wright (judge)^[451]
Wrightstown, Wisconsin – H.S. Wright (ferry owner)^[451]
Wrightsville, Pennsylvania – Samuel Wright (settler)^[451]
Wurtsboro, New York – Maurice and William Wurts (builders of the Delaware and Hudson Canal)^[451]
Wyandanch, New York – Wyandanch (sachem of the Montaukett Native American tribe in the mid 17th century)
Wytheville, Virginia – George Wythe (a signer of the Declaration of Independence)^[451]

Y

Yankee Jims, California – a criminal with that nickname^[12]^: 579
Yale, Michigan – Elihu Yale (indirectly, via Yale University)^[452]
Yaquina Bay (Oregon) – Yaquina (Native American chief)^[452]
Yates Center, Kansas – Abner Yates (landowner)^[452]
Ybor City, Tampa, Florida – Vicente Martinez Ybor
Yellville, Arkansas – Governor Archibald Yell^[452]
Yonkers, New York – Adriaen van der Donck (landowner who known locally as the Jonkheer)^[452]
Yorba Linda, California – Bernardo Yorba (built Yorba Hacienda near here)
York, Maine – James II of England (known as the Duke of York before ascending the throne)^[452]
York Center, Illinois - Samuel York
Yorkville, California – R.H. York (Founder)
Yorkville, Wisconsin - Samuel York
Youngs, California – Morgan W. Youngs (first postmaster)
Youngs Bay (Washington) – Sir Charles Young (naval officer)^[453]
Youngstown, New York – John Young (merchant)^[453]
Youngstown, Ohio – John Young (Founder)^[453]
Ypsilanti, Michigan – Demetrius Ypsilanti (hero in the Greek War of Independence)

Z

Zanesfield, Ohio – Isaac Zane (younger brother of Ebenezer Zane)^[453]
Zanesville, Ohio – Ebenezer Zane (founder)^[453]
Zapata, Texas – Colonel Jose Antonio de Zapata^[453]
Zavalla, Texas – Lorenzo de Zavala (note spelling)^[453]
Zebulon, Georgia – Zebulon Pike^[453]
Zenda, Wisconsin - Anthony Hope , author of The Prisoner Of Zenda
Zillah, Washington – Miss Zillah Oakes (daughter of Thomas Fletcher Oakes, president of the Northern Pacific Railway)
Zionsville, Indiana – William Zion (pioneer)^[453]
Zwingle, Iowa – Huldrych Zwingli (Protestant reformer)^[453]

Former names

Adams was the name of Corte Madera, California – Jerry Adams (first postmaster)
Adele was the name of Fields Landing, California – Adele Haughwout (first European child born there)
Alexander's Corner was the name of Weedpatch, California – Cal Alexander (early resident)
Allen's Camp was the name of Caliente, California – Gabriel Allen (early settler)
Arp's' was the name of Riverview, Kern County, California – James H. Arp (real estate developer)
Barker House was the name of Woodleaf, California – Charles Barker (early settler)
Barrons Landing was the name of Eden Landing, California – Richard Barron (landowner)
Barrow was the name of Utqiaġvik, Alaska – Sir John Barrow
Beal's Landing was the name of Westport, California – Samuel Beal (early settler)
Bells Harbor was the name of Little River, California – Lloyd and Samuel Bell (early settlers)
Benton Mills was the name of Ridleys Ferry, California – Senator Thomas Hart Benton
Biddle's Camp and Biddleville were names of Bear Valley, Mariposa County, California – William C. Biddle (early settler)
Black's was the name of Zamora, California – J.J. Black (early settler)
Boust City was the name of Taft Heights, California – E.J. Boust (oilman, town founder)
Bowman's Point was the name of West End, Alameda, California – Charles C. Bowman (early settler)
Brannan Springs was the name of Woodfords, California – Samuel Brannan (Gold Rush figure)
Brown's was the name of North Fork, California – Milton Brown (early settler)
Brown's Mill was the name of Stafford, Humboldt County, California – Percy Brown (lumber mill owner)
Brownsville was the name of Samoa, California – James D.H. Brown (dairy farmer)
Brownsville was the name of Tecopa, California – William D. and Robert D. Brown (founders)
Buckingham was the name of Unity, New Hampshire – John Hobart, 1st Earl of Buckinghamshire
Bucktooth was the name of Salamanca (town), New York – Bucktooth (notable Native American who lived in the area)
Bulwinkle was the name of Crannell, California – Conrad Bullwinkle (landowner)
Burns' Camp and Burns' Ranch were names of Quartzburg, Mariposa County, California – Robert and John Burns (founders)
Burrville was the name of Clinton, Tennessee – Aaron Burr
Cabarker was the name of El Centro, California – C.A. Barker (landowner's friend)
Cantu was the name of Andrade, California – Col. Esteban Cantu (Mexican regional governor)
Cardigan was the name of Orange, New Hampshire – George Brudenell, fourth Earl of Cardigan
Carson's Creek was the name of Angels Camp, California – Kit Carson
Charley's Flat was the name of Dutch Flat, California – Charles Dornbach (founder)^[12]^: 479
Clark's Station and Clark's Ranch were names of Wawona, California – Galen Clark (founder)
Clifton was the name of Del Rey, California – Clift Wilkinson (town founder)
Cochran's Crossing was the name of Yolo, California – Thomas Cochran (early settler)
Cockermouth was the name of Groton, New Hampshire – Charles Wyndham, Baron Cockermouth and Earl of Egremont
Collis was the name of Kerman, California – Collis Potter Huntington
Converse Ferry was the name of Friant, California – Charles Converse (ferryman)
Cowan Station was the name of Dunmovin, California – James Cowan (homesteader)
Crabtown was the name of Helena, Montana – John Crab (early gold prospector)
Crumville was the name of Ridgecrest, California – James and Robert Crum (local dairymen)
Dewey and Deweyville were names of Wasco, California – Adm. George Dewey
Dorris Bridge was the name of Alturas, California – Pressley and James Dorris (early settlers)
Dow's Prairie was the name of McKinleyville, California – Joe Dow (founder)
Drapersville was the name of Kingsburg, California – Josiah Draper (founder)
Dupplin was the name of Lempster, New Hampshire – Scottish lord Thomas Hay, Viscount Dupplin
Durkee's Ferry was the name of Weitchpec, California – Clark W. Durkee (ferry operator)
Dutch Charlie's Flat was the name of Dutch Flat, California – Charles Dornbach (founder)^[12]^: 479
Dykesboro was the name of Cochran, Georgia – B. B. Dykes (settler)
Eastland was the name of Mill Valley, California – Joseph G. Eastland (developer)
Enfield was the name of a Massachusetts town that was disincorporated on April 28, 1938, as part of the creation of the Quabbin Reservoir – Robert Field (early settler)
Etter was the name of Ettersburg, California – Albert F. Etter (homesteader)
Fassking's Station was the name of Encinal, Alameda, California – Frederick Louis Fassking (pioneer)
Fletcher was the name of Aurora, Colorado – Donald Fletcher (businessman)
Foremans was the name of Fourth Crossing, California – David Foreman (town founder)
Franklin Township was the name of Nutley, New Jersey – Benjamin Franklin
Greenwich was the name of a Massachusetts town that was disincorporated on April 28, 1938, as part of the creation of the Quabbin Reservoir – John Campbell, Duke of Greenwich
Grenville was the name of Newport, New Hampshire – George Grenville (Prime Minister of the United Kingdom)
Hamilton's was the name of Buck Meadows, California – Alva Hamilton (founder)
Hamptonville was the name of Friant, California – William R. Hampton (first postmaster)
Hans Lof's was the name of Toms Place, California – Hans Lof (resort owner)
Hansen was the name of Alton, California – Mads P. Hansen (first postmaster)
Harrisberry was the name of Harrisburg, Inyo County, California – Shorty Harris and Pete Auguerreberry (gold discoverers)
Harrisburgh was the name of Warm Springs, Fremont, California – Abram Harris (early settler)
Haydenville was the name of Bear Valley, Mariposa County, California – David, Charles, and William Hayden (gold miners)
Hearst was the name of Hacienda, California – Phoebe Hearst
Hopkins and Hopkins Springs was the name of Soda Springs, Nevada County, California – Mark Hopkins (railroad baron who built a resort there)^[12]^: 558
Hunter Flat and Hunters Camp were names of Whitney Portal, California – William L. Hunter (pioneer)
Hupp and Hupps Mill were names of DeSabla, California – John Hupp (early sawmill owner)
Hutton's Ranch was the name of Yolo, California – James A. Hutton (early hotel owner)
Jacksonville was the name of Floyd, Virginia – President Andrew Jackson
Jewetta' was the name of Saco, California – Solomon and Philo D. Jewett (pioneers)
Joe was the name of Ismay, Montana – Joe Montana, (American Football player)
Johnson's Diggings was the name of Birchville, California – David Johnson (first prospector at the site)^[12]^: 451
Johnsonville was the name of Bear Valley, Mariposa County, California – John F. Johnson (early settler)
Jones Ferry was the name of Friant, California – J.R. Jones (early merchant)
Kellyvale was the name of Lowell, Vermont – John Kelley (grantee)
Kendall's City was the name of Boonville, California – Alonzo Kendall (early hotelier)
Kents Landing was the name of Little River, California – W.H. Kent (early settler, landowner)
Kenyon was the name of Pineridge, California – Silas W. Kenyon (first postmaster)
Kunze was the name of Greenwater, California – Arthur Kunze (founder)
Langville was the name of Capay, California – John Arnold Lang (early settler)
Laphams was the name of Stateline, California – William W. Lapham (hotel owner)
Levittown and Levittown Township were names of Willingboro Township, New Jersey (from 1958 to 1963) – William Levitt
Lewisville was the name of Greenwood, El Dorado County, California – Lewis B. Meyer (early settler)
Lisbon was the name of Applegate, California – Lisbon Applegate (early settler)^[12]^: 444
Maltermoro was the name of Sunnyside, Fresno County, California – George H. Malter (postmaster)
Marthasville was the name of Atlanta, Georgia – Martha Lumpkin (daughter of Governor Wilson Lumpkin)^[454]
Marsh was the name of Avon, Contra Costa County, California – John Marsh
Marshall was the name of Lotus, California – James W. Marshall
Marshs Landing was the name of Antioch, California – John Marsh
Maxwell's Creek was the name of Coulterville, California – George Maxwell (early settler)
McKinney was the name of Chambers Lodge, California – John McKinney (early settler)^[12]^: 464
Meiggstown was the name of Mendocino, California – Henry Meiggs
Michaels was the name of Coarsegold, California – Charles Michaels (merchant)
Mingusville was the name of Wibaux, Montana – Minnie and Gus Grisy (postmasters)
Minorsville was the name of McKinleyville, California – Isaac Minor (founder)
Moores was the name of Riverton, California – John M. Moore (operator of a local toll road)
Moores Station was the name of Honcut, California – John C. Moore (first postmaster)
Norris was the name of Lake Delton, Wisconsin – Edward Norris (surveyor)
Old Lovelock was the name of Coutolenc, California – George Lovelock (early merchant)
Partridgefield was the name of Hinsdale, Massachusetts – Oliver Partridge (one of the purchasers of the town)
Peacock's was the name of Warm Springs, Fremont, California – George W. Peacock (first postmaster)
Peterman's Landing was the name of Eden Landing, California – Henry Louis and Mary F. Peterman (salt company officials)
Phillipsburg was the name of Hollis, Maine – Major William Phillips (proprietor)
Phipps-Canada was the name of Jay, Maine – Captain Joseph Phipps
Pollasky was the name of Friant, California – Marcus Pollasky (railroad official)
Portersville was the name of Valparaiso, Indiana – Commodore David Porter
Powellville was the name of Blocksburg, California – Joseph James Powell (first settler)
Prescott was the name of a Massachusetts town that was disincorporated on April 28, 1938, as part of the creation of the Quabbin Reservoir – Colonel William Prescott
Putnam's was the name of Independence, California – Charles Putnam (early merchant)
Ralston City was the name of Shakespeare, New Mexico – William Chapman Ralston
Ralston Point was the name of Arvada, Colorado – Lewis Ralston (prospector from Georgia)
Randall was the name of White Hall, California – Albert B. Randall (first postmaster)
Rolph was the name of Fairhaven, California – James Rolph (governor of California)
Rooptown was the name of Susanville, California – Isaac Roop (settler)
Ross Landing was the name of Kentfield, California – James Ross (founder)
Ross's Camp was the name of Melbourne Camp, California – William Ross (operator)
Rust was the name of El Cerrito, Contra Costa County, California – William R. Rust (first postmaster)
Ryan was the name of Lila C, California – John Ryan (borax company official)
Scodie was the name of Onyx, California – William Scodie (early merchant)
Sherburne was the name of Killington, Vermont – Colonel Benjamin Sherburne (landholder)
Simpsonville was the name of Bear Valley, Mariposa County, California – Robert Simpson (local merchant)
Smith's Landing was the name of Antioch, California – William and Joseph Smith (early settlers)
Smithville was the name of Loomis, California – L.G. Smith (store owner)^[12]^: 516
Sotoville was the name of Santa Rita, Monterey County, California – Jose Manuel Soto (landowner, founder)
Spoonville was the name of Edgemont, Lassen County, California – Lorella A. Spoon
Stantonville was the name of Chilton, Wisconsin – Moses and Catherine Stanton (early residents)
Stratton was the name of Stratford, California – William Stratton (developer)
Stubbs was the name of Clearlake Oaks, California – Charles Stubbs (landowner)
Surrattsville was the name of Clinton, Maryland – Surratt family (18th century settlers)
Swauger was the name of Loleta, California – Samuel A. Swauger (landowner)
Taylors Landing was the name of Bijou, California – Almon M. Taylor (founder)
Tinkers Station was the name of Soda Springs, Nevada County, California – J.A. Tinker (local freight hauler)^[12]^: 558
Townsend was the name of Boothbay, Maine and Southport, Maine – Charles Townshend, 2nd Viscount Townshend (note spelling)
Trecothick was the name of Ellsworth, New Hampshire – Barlow Trecothick (Alderman, Member of Parliament, and a Lord Mayor of London, raised in colonial Boston)
Troupville was the name of Valdosta, Georgia - George Troup, governor of Georgia
Turner was the name of Harriman, New York – Peter Turner (early restaurateur)
Vaughn was the name of Bodfish, California – Edward Vaughn (first postmaster)
Villa de San Agustin de Laredo was the name of Laredo, Texas – Saint Augustine
Warnersville was the name of Trinidad, California – R.V. Warner (early settler)
Washington was the name of South River, New Jersey – George Washington
Washington Township was the name of Robbinsville Township, New Jersey – George Washington
Wells was the name of Keene, California – Madison P. Wells (early rancher)
Wendell was the name of Sunapee, New Hampshire – John Wendell (proprietor)
Weringdale was the name of Woody, California – Joseph Weringer (town planner)
Wheelersborough was the name of Hampden, Maine – Benjamin Wheeler (settler)
Whitley's Ford was the name of Lookout, California – James W. Whitley (early hotelier)
Williamsburg was the name of Old Town, Kern County, California – James E. Williams (businessman)
Woods Dry Diggings was the name of Auburn, California – John S. Wood^[12]^: 444
Yanks was the name of Meyers, California – Ephraim "Yank" Clement (early landowner)

Notes

^ Fulmore (1915, pp. 10–12) identifies any of these three as the city's namesake. Gannett (1902, p. 117) identifies only Jose de Galvez.
^ There is also a town in North Carolina called Hertford. Gannett (1902, p. 135) identifies the Marquess as this town's namesake as well, while Powell & Hill (2010, p. 238) identify the namesake of the town as the town in England.
^ May also have been named for Henry Jackson, a merchant from St. Paul. See Upham (1920, p. 260).
^ Possibly also Elias Kent Kane, for whom Kane County was named. (Kaneville is in Kane County).^[261]
^ While Gannett names Thomas Pelham-Holles as the town's namesake, the New Hampshire state government identifies Henry Pelham as the town's namesake.^[335]
^ Gannett (1902, p. 262) identifies F.W. Wagener, a relative of George Wagener, as the town's namesake.
^ Gannett (1902, p. 275) claims the town in New Hampshire is named for a town in England.

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[210] Fulmore (1915, pp. 10–12) identifies any of these three as the city's namesake. Gannett (1902, p. 117) identifies only Jose de Galvez.

[239] There is also a town in North Carolina called Hertford. Gannett (1902, p. 135) identifies the Marquess as this town's namesake as well, while Powell & Hill (2010, p. 238) identify the namesake of the town as the town in England.

[257] May also have been named for Henry Jackson, a merchant from St. Paul. See Upham (1920, p. 260).

[265] Possibly also Elias Kent Kane, for whom Kane County was named. (Kaneville is in Kane County).^[261]

[340] While Gannett names Thomas Pelham-Holles as the town's namesake, the New Hampshire state government identifies Henry Pelham as the town's namesake.^[335]

[435] Gannett (1902, p. 262) identifies F.W. Wagener, a relative of George Wagener, as the town's namesake.

[454] Gannett (1902, p. 275) claims the town in New Hampshire is named for a town in England.

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