Ettersburg, California – Albert F. Etter (homesteader)Fassking's Station was the name of Encinal, Alameda, California – Frederick Louis Fassking (pioneer)Fletcher was the name of Aurora, Colorado – Donald Fletcher (businessman)Foremans was the name of Fourth Crossing, California – David Foreman (town founder)Franklin Township was the name of Nutley, New Jersey – Benjamin FranklinGreenwich was the name of a Massachusetts town that was disincorporated on April 28, 1938, as part of the creation of the Quabbin Reservoir – John Campbell, Duke of GreenwichGrenville was the name of Newport, New Hampshire – George Grenville (Prime Minister of the United Kingdom)Hamilton's was the name of Buck Meadows, California – Alva Hamilton (founder)Hamptonville was the name of Friant, California – William R. Hampton (first postmaster)Hans Lof's was the name of Toms Place, California – Hans Lof (resort owner)Hansen was the name of Alton, California – Mads P. Hansen (first postmaster)Harrisberry was the name of Harrisburg, Inyo County, California – Shorty Harris and Pete Auguerreberry (gold discoverers)Harrisburgh was the name of Warm Springs, Fremont, California – Abram Harris (early settler)Haydenville was the name of Bear Valley, Mariposa County, California – David, Charles, and William Hayden (gold miners)Hearst was the name of Hacienda, California – Phoebe HearstHopkins and Hopkins Springs was the name of Soda Springs, Nevada County, California – Mark Hopkins (railroad baron who built a resort there)Hunter Flat and Hunters Camp were names of Whitney Portal, California – William L. Hunter (pioneer)Hupp and Hupps Mill were names of DeSabla, California – John Hupp (early sawmill owner)Hutton's Ranch was the name of Yolo, California – James A. Hutton (early hotel owner)Jacksonville was the name of Floyd, Virginia – President Andrew JacksonJewetta' was the name of Saco, California – Solomon and Philo D. Jewett (pioneers)Joe was the name of Ismay, Montana – Joe Montana, (American Football player)Johnson's Diggings was the name of Birchville, California – David Johnson (first prospector at the site)Johnsonville was the name of Bear Valley, Mariposa County, California – John F. Johnson (early settler)Jones Ferry was the name of Friant, California – J.R. Jones (early merchant)Kellyvale was the name of Lowell, Vermont – John Kelley (grantee)Kendall's City was the name of Boonville, California – Alonzo Kendall (early hotelier)Kents Landing was the name of Little River, California – W.H. Kent (early settler, landowner)Kenyon was the name of Pineridge, California – Silas W. Kenyon (first postmaster)Kunze was the name of Greenwater, California – Arthur Kunze