of Arvada, Colorado – Lewis Ralston (prospector from Georgia)Randall was the name of White Hall, California – Albert B. Randall (first postmaster)Rolph was the name of Fairhaven, California – James Rolph (governor of California)Rooptown was the name of Susanville, California – Isaac Roop (settler)Ross Landing was the name of Kentfield, California – James Ross (founder)Ross's Camp was the name of Melbourne Camp, California – William Ross (operator)Rust was the name of El Cerrito, Contra Costa County, California – William R. Rust (first postmaster)Ryan was the name of Lila C, California – John Ryan (borax company official)Scodie was the name of Onyx, California – William Scodie (early merchant)Sherburne was the name of Killington, Vermont – Colonel Benjamin Sherburne (landholder)Simpsonville was the name of Bear Valley, Mariposa County, California – Robert Simpson (local merchant)Smith's Landing was the name of Antioch, California – William and Joseph Smith (early settlers)Smithville was the name of Loomis, California – L.G. Smith (store owner)Sotoville was the name of Santa Rita, Monterey County, California – Jose Manuel Soto (landowner, founder)Spoonville was the name of Edgemont, Lassen County, California – Lorella A. SpoonStantonville was the name of Chilton, Wisconsin – Moses and Catherine Stanton (early residents)Stratton was the name of Stratford, California – William Stratton (developer)Stubbs was the name of Clearlake Oaks, California – Charles Stubbs (landowner)Surrattsville was the name of Clinton, Maryland – Surratt family (18th century settlers)Swauger was the name of Loleta, California – Samuel A. Swauger (landowner)Taylors Landing was the name of Bijou, California – Almon M. Taylor (founder)Tinkers Station was the name of Soda Springs, Nevada County, California – J.A. Tinker (local freight hauler)Townsend was the name of Boothbay, Maine and Southport, Maine – Charles Townshend, 2nd Viscount Townshend (note spelling)Trecothick was the name of Ellsworth, New Hampshire – Barlow Trecothick (Alderman, Member of Parliament, and a Lord Mayor of London, raised in colonial Boston)Troupville was the name of Valdosta, Georgia - George Troup, governor of GeorgiaTurner was the name of Harriman, New York – Peter Turner (early restaurateur)Vaughn was the name of Bodfish, California – Edward Vaughn (first postmaster)Villa de San Agustin de Laredo was the name of Laredo, Texas – Saint AugustineWarnersville was the name of Trinidad, California – R.V. Warner (early settler)Washington was the name of South River, New Jersey – George WashingtonWashington Township was the name of Robbinsville Township, New Jersey – George WashingtonWells was the name of Keene, California –