(first postmaster) Kenansville, North Carolina – James Kenan (U.S. representative) Kendall, New York – Postmaster General Amos Kendall Kennard, Nebraska – Thomas P. Kennard (secretary of state of Nebraska) Kenedy, Texas – Mifflin Kenedy (rancher, steamboat owner and railroad investor) Kenner, Louisiana – Duncan F. Kenner (lawyer) Kensington, New Hampshire – Edward Rich, 8th Earl of Warwick and Baron Kensington (owner of Kensington Palace in London) Kent, Ohio – Marvin Kent Kentfield, California – Albert Emmet Kent (landowner) Kenton, Ohio – Gen. Simon Kenton Keough Hot Springs, California – Philip P. Keough (resort owner) Keokuk, Iowa – Keokuk (Sauk leader) Kerman, California – W.G. Kerckhoff and Jacob Mansar (promoters) Kettleman City, California – Dave Kettleman (early rancher) Keyesville, California – Richard M. Keyes (gold discoverer in Kern County) Kiester, Minnesota – Jacob Kiester (county historian) Kilbourn City, Wisconsin – Byron Kilbourn (pioneer) Kilbuck Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania – chieftain of the Lenape Kimball, South Dakota – J.W. Kimball (surveyor) Kincaid, Kansas – Robert Kincaid (resident of Mound City) King City, California – Charles King (founder) King of Prussia, Pennsylvania – after a local tavern named after Frederick II of Prussia Kingfield, Maine – William King (future governor of Maine) Kingman, Kansas – Samuel Austin Kingman (judge) Kingman, Maine – R.S. Kingman Kingsbury Plantation, Maine – Judge Sanford Kingsbury (landowner) Kingsley, Michigan – Judson Kingsley (landowner) Kingston, Georgia – J.P. King (resident of Augusta) Kingston, Massachusetts – Evelyn Pierrepont, 1st Duke of Kingston-upon-Hull Kingston, Missouri – Gov. Austin Augustus King Kingsville, Missouri – Gen. William M. King (resident) Kingsville, Texas – Captain Richard King (owner of the King Ranch) Kinman Pond, California – Seth Kinman (settler) Kinsley, Kansas – W.E.W. Kinsley (resident of Boston, Massachusetts) Kinston, North Carolina – George III Kirbyville, Texas – John Henry Kirby (lumber businessman) Kirkland, New York – Rev. Samuel Kirkland Kirklin, Indiana – Nathan Kirk (founder) Kirksville, Missouri – Jesse Kirk Kirkwood, California – Zack Kirkwood (rancher and early settler) Kirkwood, Delaware and Kirkwood, Ohio – Maj. Robert Kirkwood (officer in the American Revolutionary War) Kirtland, Ohio – Turhand Kirtland (principal of the Connecticut Land Company) Kirwin, Kansas – Col. John Kirwin Kiryas Joel, New York – Joel Teitelbaum (rabbi of Satmar) Kit Carson, California and Kit Carson, Colorado – Kit Carson Klej Grange, Maryland – Kate, Louise, Emma, and Josephine Drexel (daughters of Joseph William Drexel) Kneeland, California – John A. and Tom Kneeland