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 BuckinghamshireBucktooth 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 BurrCabarker 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 CardiganCarson's Creek was the name of Angels Camp, California – Kit CarsonCharley's Flat was the name of Dutch Flat, California – Charles Dornbach (founder)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 EgremontCollis was the name of Kerman, California – Collis Potter HuntingtonConverse 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 DeweyDorris 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 DupplinDurkee'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)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