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 Sapinero, Colorado – Sapinero (Native American chief) Saranap, California – Sara Napthaly (mother of a railroad man) Sarcoxie, Missouri – Sarcoxie (Native American chief) Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan – Mary, mother of Jesus (indirectly, after the St. Marys River) Sauvie Island (Oregon) – Jean Baptiste Sauve (dairy owner) Sayre, Pennsylvania – R.S. Sayre (railroader) Schererville, Indiana – Nicholas Scherer (German settler) Schoolcraft, Michigan – Henry Schoolcraft (anthropologist) Schroeppel, New York – Henry W. Schroeppel (resident) Schuyler, Nebraska – Vice President Schuyler Colfax Schuylerville, New York – Gen. Philip Schuyler Schwaub, California – Charles M. Schwab (note the spelling) Scipio, New York – Scipio Africanus (Roman general) Scott, New York – General Winfield Scott Scottdale, Georgia – George Washington Scott Scottdale, Pennsylvania – Thomas A. Scott (railroader) Scotts, California – Charles A. Scott (first postmaster) Scottsboro, Georgia – Gen. John Scott Scottsburg, New York – Matthew and William Scott (settlers) Scotts Corner, California – Thomas Scott, Sr. (local merchant) Scottsdale, Arizona – Chaplain Winfield Scott Scottsville, Kentucky – Gen. Charles Scott (also served as governor of Kentucky) Scottsville, New York – Isaac Scott (settler) Scranton, Pennsylvania – Selden T. and George W. Scranton (founders of the Lackawanna Steel Company and, later, the city) Scriba, New York – George Scriba (proprietor) Searsmont, Maine – David Sears (proprietor) Searsport, Maine – David Sears (proprietor) Seattle, Washington – Chief Seattle Sedgwick, Arkansas – Union Major General John Sedgwick Sedgwick, Colorado – Union Major General John Sedgwick (indirectly, via Fort Sedgwick) Sedgwick, Kansas – Union Major General John Sedgwick (indirectly, via Sedgwick County) Sedgwick, Maine – Major Robert Sedgwick 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) 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) Senath, Missouri – Senath Douglass (settler's wife) Sergeant Bluff, Iowa – Sergeant Charles Floyd Seward, Alaska, Seward, Nebraska, and Seward, New York – William H. Seward Seymour, Connecticut – Governor Thomas H.