Peak and Hahns Peak Village, Colorado – Joe Hahn (settler) Halcott, New York – George W. Halcott (sheriff) Hale, Missouri – John P. Hale (Carrollton resident) Halifax, Massachusetts and Halifax, Vermont – George Montagu-Dunk, 2nd Earl of Halifax Hallowell, Maine – Benjamin Hallowell (landowner) Hallstead, Pennsylvania – William F. Hallstead (general manager of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad) Hallsville, New York – Capt. Robert Hall Hallsville, Texas – Robert Burton Hall (railroader) Halstead, Kansas – Murat Halstead (journalist) Hamden, Connecticut – John Hampden (English statesman) (note spelling) Hamersville, Ohio – Gen. Thomas L. Hamer Hamilton, Georgia – James Hamilton Jr. (Governor of South Carolina) Hamilton, Massachusetts and Hamilton, Ohio – Alexander Hamilton Hamilton, Montana – J.W. Hamilton (provided the right-of-way to the railroad) Hamilton City, California – J.G. Hamilton (sugar company president) Hamilton County, 7 places in Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, New York, Ohio, and Tennessee – Alexander Hamilton Hamlin, Kansas – Vice President Hannibal Hamlin Hammond, Illinois – Charles Goodrich Hamilton (railroader) Hammond, Indiana – George H. Hammond (Detroit butcher who founded a meat-packing plant here) Hammond, New York – Abijah Hammond (landowner) Hammonton, California – W.P. Hammond (gold mine official) Hampden, Maine and Hampden, Massachusetts – John Hampden (English patriot) Hampton, South Carolina – Gen. Wade Hampton I Hancock, 6 places in Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont – John Hancock Hanford, California – James Madison Hanford (railroad executive) Hankamer, Texas – I. A. Hankamer (early settler) Hannibal, Missouri and Hannibal, New York – Hannibal Hanson, Massachusetts – Alexander C. Hanson (Maryland newspaper publisher and U.S. Senator) Haralson, Georgia and Haralson County, Georgia – Gen. Hugh A. Haralson (U.S. representative) Harbeson, Delaware – Harbeson Hickman (landowner) Harbin Springs, California – James M. Harbin (discoverer of the springs) Harbine, Nebraska – Col. John Harbine Hardenburgh, New York – Johannes Hardenburgh (landowner) Hardin, Missouri – Gov. Charles Henry Hardin Hardin, Montana – Samuel Hardin (friend of developer Charles Henry Morrill) Hardinsburg, Kentucky – Capt. William Hardin (pioneer) Hardwick, Massachusetts – Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke (note the spelling) Harlan, Iowa – James Harlan (United States Senator) Harlan, Kansas – John C. Harlan (settler) Harlan, Kentucky – Maj. Silas Harlan Harlowton, Montana – Richard A. Harlow (president of the Montana Railroad) Harney, Oregon – Gen. William S. Harney Harpers Ferry, West Virginia – Robert Harper (ferry owner) Harpersfield, New York – Joseph Harper (landowner) Harperville, Mississippi