and Harker, town founders Alcolu, South Carolina — ALderman COldwell LUla; mill owner, friend, and eldest daughter, respectively Almadane, Louisiana — three early settlers: AL Damereal, MAnn Huddleston, and DAN Knight + E for euphony Anarene, Texas — ANnA LauRENE Graham, daughter of early pioneer J. M. Keen Anco, Kentucky — ANderson COmbs, first postmaster Arbyrd, Missouri — A. R. BYRD, landowner Archerwill, Saskatchewan — councilors ARCHie Hamilton Campbell and ERvie Edvin Hanson, and secretary-treasurer WILLiam S. Pierce of Barrier Valley Rural Municipality Arjay, Kentucky — R. J. Asher, coal operator Armelgra, Alberta — ARthur MELville GRAce, engineer for the Canadian Pacific Railway Arvida, Quebec — ARthur VIning DAvis, president of Aluminum Company of Canada Awe, Kentucky — Anthony Wayne Everman, first postmaster Bahama, North Carolina — three leading families of the community: BAll, HArris, and MAngum Balmorhea, Texas — BALcolm, MOrrow, RHEA, town founders Benld, Illinois — BEN L. Dorsey, early settler Bolada, Arizona — three family names: BOnes LAne DAndera Bresaylor, Saskatchewan — three founding families: BREmner, SAYers, and TayLOR Bromer, Indiana — early settlers: Boyd, Roll, Oldham, McCoy, Ellis, and Reid Bucoda, Missouri — early settlers: BUchanan, COburn, and DAvis Bucoda, Washington — investors in local industry: J. M. BUckley, Samuel COulter, John B. DAvid Cabarton, Idaho — C. A. BARTON, official of the Boise Payette Lumber Company (a former company town of that company) Cadams, Nebraska — C. ADAMS, local banker Chaney, Oklahoma — six family names: Carey, Hull, Adams, Nichols, Edmonds, Yarnold Charlo, Port Elizabeth, South Africa — CHARles LOvemore, landowner Comrey, Alberta — names of six early settlers: Columbus Larson, Ole Roen, Mons Roen, R. Rolfson, J. J. Everson, Ed Yager Dacono, Colorado — DAisy Baum, COra Van Vorhies and NOra Brooks Delmar, Iowa — initials of six women on the first train to the new town: Della, Emma, Laura, Marie, Anna, and Rose. Edmore, Michigan — EDwin MOoRE, the first settler of the village Emida, Idaho — East, MIller, and DAwson, three early family names Eram, Oklahoma — four children of Ed Oates: Eugene, Roderick, Anthony, and Marie Ethanac, California — ETHAN A. Chase, landowner and political leader (town is now named Romoland, California) Faloma, Oregon — Force Love Moore, three original land-owners, with added vowels Fastrill, Texas — F. F. FArrington, P. H. STRause, and Will HILL, postmaster and two lumbermen Gamoca, West Virginia — GAuley, MOley, and CAmpbell Gathon, Illinois —