– G.W. Harper (resident) Harrietstown, New York – Harriet Duane (wife of James Duane) Harriman, New York – E. H. Harriman (president of the Union Pacific Railroad) Harrington, Delaware – Samuel M. Harrington (judge) Harrisburg, Inyo County, California – Shorty Harris (gold discoverer) Harrisburg, New York – Richard Harrison Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – John Harris, Sr. (founder) Harrison, Maine – Harrison Gray Otis (landowner) Harrison, New Jersey – William Henry Harrison Harrison, New York – John Harrison (Quaker leader) Harrison Township, New Jersey – William Henry Harrison Harrisonburg, Virginia – Thomas Harrison (early settler who founded the community) Harrisville, New Hampshire – Milan Harris (mill owner) Harrisville, New York – Fosket Harris (settler) Harrisville, Ohio – Meigs Harris (pioneer) Harrisville, West Virginia – Thomas Harris Harrodsburg, Kentucky – Col. James Harrod (settler) Hart's Location, New Hampshire – Colonel John Hart Hartsville, Indiana – Gideon B. Hart (pioneer) Hartwick, New York – Christopher Hartwick (landowner) Harvard, Illinois – John Harvard (indirectly, via Harvard University) Harvard, Massachusetts – John Harvard Hastings, Michigan – Eurotas Hastings (state auditor) Hathaway Pines, California – Robert B. Hathaway (first postmaster) Hattiesburg, Mississippi – Hattie Hardy (wife of pioneer lumberman and civil engineer William H. Hardy) Haugan, Montana – H. G. Haugan (land commissioner of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad) Havensville, Kansas – Paul E. Havens (Leavenworth resident) Hawesville, Kentucky – Richard Hawes (U.S. representative) Hawkeye, Iowa – Chief Hawkeye Hawley, Massachusetts – Joseph Hawley (local leader in the American Revolution) Hawthorne, New Jersey – Nathaniel Hawthorne Hayden, Colorado – Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden (geologist) Hayden Hill, California – Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden (geologist) Hayes, California – William J. Hayes (first postmaster) Hayesville, North Carolina – George W. Hayes (state senator) Hays, Kansas – Gen. William Hays 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) Hazelton, California – Hazelton Blodget (son of Hugh A. Blodget, oilman) Hazelton, Kansas – Rev. J.H. Hazelton (founder) Hazelrigg, Indiana – H.G. Hazlerigg (founder) (note the spelling) Healdsburg, California – Col. Harmon Heald (settler) Hearst, California – George Hearst Heath, Massachusetts – General William Heath Heber, California – A.H. Heber (development company president) Heber City, Utah – Heber C. Kimball (Mormon leader) Heceta Beach, Oregon – Bruno de Heceta (explorer) Helena, New York –