Tullius Cicero Tunbridge, Vermont – William Henry Nassau de Zuylestein, 4th Earl of Rochford, Viscount Tunbridge, Baron Enfield and Colchester Tupman, California – H.V. Tupman (landowner) Turner, Maine – Reverend Charles Turner (agent, later became minister of the town) Turners Falls, Massachusetts – Captain William Turner Tuscola, Illinois – Tusco (Native American chief) Tustin, California – Columbus Tustin Tusten, New York – Col. Benjamin Tusten Tuttle, California – R.H. Tuttle (railroad executive) Twain Harte, California – Mark Twain and Bret Harte Tygart Valley River (West Virginia) – David Tygart (settler) Tyler, Texas – John Tyler Tyngsborough, Massachusetts – Colonel Jonathan Tyng (landowner) Tyringham, Massachusetts – Jane Tyringham (married name Beresford) cousin of Sir Francis Bernard; the only town in Massachusetts named after a woman; Sir Francis Bernard inherited Nether Winchendon House, Bucks., England from her U Udall, Kansas – Cornelius Udall Ulysses, Kansas and Ulysses, Nebraska – Ulysses S. Grant Uncasville, Connecticut – Uncas (Native American chief) Underhill, Wisconsin – William Underhill (settler from Vermont) Urban, California – Eva L. Urban (first postmaster) Uvalde, Texas – Juan de Ugalde (Spanish governor of Coahuila) (indirectly, via Uvalde County, Texas) Uxbridge, Massachusetts – Henry Paget, 1st Earl of Uxbridge V Vacaville, California – Juan Manuel Vaca (founder) Vade, California – Sieera Nevada "Vade" Phillips (founder's daughter) Valdez, Alaska – Antonio Valdés y Basán (Spanish naval officer) Valdosta, Georgia – Augustus (indirectly, via Aosta, Italy) Vallejo, California – Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo Van Buren, New York – Martin van Buren Van Lear, Kentucky – Van Lear Black (businessman) Van Nuys, California – Isaac Newton Van Nuys (landowner) Vanceboro, Maine – William Vance (landowner) Vanceboro, North Carolina – Zebulon Baird Vance (governor and U.S. Senator) Vancouver, Washington – George Vancouver (explorer) Van Etten, New York – James B. Van Etten (state legislator) Vassalboro, Maine – Florentins Vassall (patentee) Veazie, Maine – General Samuel Veazie (businessman) Vergennes, Vermont – Charles Gravier, Comte de Vergennes Verplanck, New York – Philip Verplanck Vicksburg, Mississippi – Neivitt Vick (founder) Victoria, Texas – General Guadalupe Victoria (first president of Mexico) Victorville, California – Jacob Nash Victor Vidalia, Louisiana – Don José Vidal (colonial governor) Vidor, Texas – Charles Shelton Vidor (owner of the Miller-Vidor Lumber Company) Vinalhaven, Maine – John Vinal (Boston merchant who helped settlers obtain title to the land) Vining, Kansas – E.P. Vining (railroader) Vinton, California – Vinton Bowen (daughter of a railroad official) Viola, Wisconsin –