Borden (customs official) Bordentown, New Jersey – Joseph Borden (founder) Boscawen, New Hampshire – Lord Edward Boscawen Bossier City, Louisiana – Pierre Bossier (general) Bostic, North Carolina – George T. Bostic Bottineau, North Dakota – Pierre Bottineau (settler) Bouckville, New York – Governor William C. Bouck Bourbon, Indiana – House of Bourbon Bourne, Massachusetts – Jonathan Bourne Sr. (son of Richard Bourne, who served in the Massachusetts General Court) Bowdoin, Maine – James Bowdoin (governor of Massachusetts) Bowdoinham, Maine – William Bowdoin (landowner) Bowerstown, New Jersey – Michael B. Bowers (iron foundry owner) Bowie, Maryland – Colonel William D. Bowie Bowie, Texas – James Bowie Bowman, California – Harry Bowman (fruit grower) Boyd, Kentucky – Lt. Governor Linn Boyd Boylston, New York – Thomas Boylston (doctor) Bozeman, Montana – John Bozeman Braddock, Pennsylvania – Gen. Edward Braddock Bradford County, Florida – Capt. Richard Bradford, first Confederate officer from Florida to die in the Civil War Bradford, Pennsylvania – Attorney General William Bradford Bradfordsville, Kentucky – Peter Bradford (settler) Bradley, California – Bradley V. Sargent (landowner) Bradley, Maine – Bradley Blackman (settler) Bradley Beach, New Jersey – James A. Bradley (landowner) Bradshaw City, Arizona – William D. Bradshaw Bradys Bend, Pennsylvania – Capt. Samuel Brady Bradtmoore, California – Bradley T. Moore (founder) Brainerd, Kansas – E.B. Brainerd (landowner) Brainerd, Minnesota – David Brainerd (missionary) Brandon, Mississippi – Governor Gerard Brandon Brant, New York – Joseph Brant Brandt, South Dakota – Rev. P.O. Brandt Branscomb, California – Benjamin Franklin Branscomb (early settler) Brasher, New York – Philip Brasher (landowner) Brattleboro, Vermont – Colonel William Brattle, Jr. (proprietor) Breckenridge - John C. Breckinridge, 4 places in Colorado - Minnesota - Missouri - Texas (all spelling variants) Breedsville, Michigan – Silas Breed (settler) Breese, Illinois – Lt. Governor Sidney Breese Brevard County, Florida and Brevard, North Carolina – Ephraim J. Brevard (possible author of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence) Brewer, Maine – Colonel John Brewer (settler) Brewster, Massachusetts – Elder William Brewster Brewster, Minnesota – Elder William Brewster (indirectly, via Brewster, Massachusetts) Brewster, New York – Walter and James Brewster (two early farmer landowners) Briceburg, California – William M. Brice (merchant) Briceland, California – John C. Briceland (landowner) Bricelyn, Minnesota – John Brice (landowner) Bridger, Montana – Jim Bridger (frontiersman) Bridgton, Maine – Moody Bridges (settler) Briensburg, Kentucky – James Brien (state legislator) Brigham City, Utah – Brigham Young Briscoe, Texas – Andrew Briscoe