(first white woman there) Clarence, Missouri – Clarence Duff (son of John Duff, settler) Clark Fork, Idaho – Governor William Clark Clarkia, Idaho – Governor William Clark Clarks, Nebraska – S.H.H. Clark (superintendent of the Union Pacific Railroad) Clarksburg, California – Robert C. Clark (early settler) Clarksburg, Massachusetts – Nicholas Clark (early settler) Clarksburg, West Virginia – Gen. George Rogers Clark Clarkston, Washington – Governor William Clark Clarkesville, Georgia – Governor John Clarke Clarksville, Indiana – Gen. George Rogers Clark Clarksville, Missouri – Governor William Clark Clarksville, New Hampshire – Benjamin Clark Clarkton, Missouri – Henry E. Clark (contractor) Clay, 4 places in Florida (county), Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky – Henry Clay (United States Secretary of State in the 19th century) Clayton, California – Joel Henry Clayton (founder) Clayton, Delaware – Thomas Clayton (U.S. senator) Clayton, Georgia – Augustin Smith Clayton (U.S. congressman) Clayton, Missouri – Ralph Clayton Clayton, New York and Clayton, North Carolina – John M. Clayton (U.S. Senator from Delaware) Cleburne, Texas – Patrick Cleburne (Confederate general) Clendenin, West Virginia – Charles Clendenin (father of Colonel George Clendenin) Cleveland, North Carolina and Cleveland, Tennessee – Colonel Benjamin Cleveland Cleveland, Ohio – Moses Cleaveland (note spelling) Cleveland, Texas – Charles Lander Cleveland (local judge) Cleveland, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin – Grover Cleveland Clifford, Michigan – Clifford Lyman (first child born there) Clinton – DeWitt Clinton, 16 places in Arkansas – Connecticut – Illinois – Indiana – Iowa – Louisiana – Maine – Massachusetts – Michigan – Minnesota – Mississippi – Missouri – New Jersey – New York (city and county) – Ohio – Wisconsin Clinton, Kansas – DeWitt Clinton (indirectly, via Clinton, Illinois) Clinton, Montana – General Sir Henry Clinton Clinton, Nebraska – DeWitt Clinton (indirectly, via Clinton, Iowa) Clinton, Dutchess County, New York – George Clinton (early governor of New York) Clinton, Oneida County, New York – George Clinton (early governor of New York) Clinton, North Carolina – American Revolution General Richard Clinton Clinton, Oklahoma – Clinton Irwin (territorial judge) Clinton, South Carolina – Henry Clinton Young (Laurens lawyer who helped lay out the first streets) Clinton, Washington – DeWitt Clinton (indirectly, via Clinton, Lenawee County, Michigan) Clockville, New York – John Klock (landowner) (note the spelling) Clovis, California – Clovis Cole (local farmer) Clymers, Indiana – George Clymer (founder) Clymer, New York – George Clymer (signer of the Declaration of Independence) Coatesville, Pennsylvania – Moses Coates (settler)