S. Grant Grantsville, West Virginia – Ulysses S. Grant Grantham, New Hampshire – Thomas Robinson, 1st Baron Grantham Gratiot, Wisconsin – Col. Henry Gratiot Grattan Township, Michigan – Henry Grattan Gravette, Arkansas – E.T. Gravette Gray, Maine – Thomas Gray (proprietor) Grays Harbor, Washington – Capt. Robert Gray (explorer) Grayson, Kentucky – Col. Robert Grayson Graysville, Indiana – Joe Gray (founder) Great Barrington, Massachusetts – William Barrington, 2nd Viscount Barrington Greeley, Colorado and Greeley, Kansas – Horace Greeley (editor of the New York Tribune) Greeley Center, Nebraska – Peter Greeley Greene, Iowa – George Green (judge) (note the spelling) Greene, Maine and Greene, New York – Nathanael Greene Greeneville, Tennessee – Nathanael Greene Greenleaf, Kansas – A.W. Greenleaf (treasurer of the Union Pacific Railroad) Greensboro, North Carolina – Nathanael Greene Greensboro, Vermont – Timothy Green (landowner) Greensburg, Kansas – Col. D.R. Green Greenup, Kentucky – Gov. Christopher Greenup Greenville, Kentucky and Greenville, North Carolina – Nathanael Greene Greenville, Michigan – John Green (settler) Greenwood, Arkansas – Moses Greenwood (merchant) Greenwood, El Dorado County, California – John Greenwood (early settler) Greenwood, Mississippi – Greenwood LeFlore (Choctaw chief) Greenwood, Nebraska – J.S. Green (settler) Greig, New York – John Greig (U.S. representative) Grestley, California – James Grestley Gridley, California – George W. Gridley (founder) Gridley, Illinois – Asahel Gridley Griffin, Georgia – Gen. Lewis Lawrence Griffin (president of the Macon and Western Railroad) Grimes, Iowa – James W. Grimes (U.S. Senator) Grimesland, North Carolina – Gen. Bryan Grimes Grinnell, Iowa – W.H. Grinnell (resident) Griswold, Connecticut – Governor Roger Griswold Grover, North Carolina and Grover, South Carolina – Grover Cleveland Grundy Center, Iowa – Felix Grundy (U.S. Senator from Tennessee) Guilford, Maine – Moses Guilford Law (first white child born here) Guilford, Vermont – Francis North, 1st Earl of Guilford Gunnison, Colorado – Capt. John Williams Gunnison (explorer) Gunnison Island, Utah – Capt. John Williams Gunnison (explorer) Gunnison River – Capt. John Williams Gunnison (explorer) Guntown, Mississippi – James G. Gunn (early settler) Gurnee, Illinois – Walter S. Gurnee (mayor of Chicago) Gustine, California – Augusta Miller, daughter of Henry Miller (rancher) Guthrie Center, Iowa – Capt. Edwin B. Guthrie Guttenberg, Iowa and Guttenberg, New Jersey – Johannes Gutenberg (note the spelling) H Hackettstown, New Jersey – Samuel Hackett (early settler) Haddonfield, New Jersey – Elizabeth Haddon) (landowner) Haddon Township, New Jersey – Elizabeth Haddon (landowner) Hagerstown, Maryland – Jonathan Hager Hahns