(Texian patriot) Bristol (village), Wisconsin – Rev. Ira Bristol (settler) Broadus, Montana – Broaddus family (early settlers) (note spelling) Brockport, New York – Hiel Brockway (settler) Brockton, Massachusetts – Isaac Brock (British Army officer and administrator) (indirectly, after a local merchant heard of Brockville, Ontario, on a trip to Niagara Falls) Brockway, California – Nathaniel Brockway (uncle of postmaster) Broderick, California – U.S. Senator David C. Broderick Bronson, Kansas – Ira D. Bronson (prominent resident of Fort Scott) the Bronx, New York City – Jonas Bronck (settler) Brooks, Maine – John Brooks (Federalist candidate for Governor of Massachusetts) Brooks County, Georgia – Congressman Preston Brooks Brooksville, Florida – Congressman Preston Brooks Brookville, Indiana – Jesse Brook Thomas (proprietor) Brown, California – George Brown (hotelier) Brownfield, Maine – Captain Henry Young Brown (served in the French and Indian War) Brownington, Vermont – Daniel and Timothy Brown (landholders) Brownstown, Indiana, Brownsville, Kentucky, and Brownsville, Tennessee – Jacob Jennings Brown (American army officer) Browns Valley, Minnesota – Joseph Brown (founder) Brownsville, Maryland – Tobias Brown (early settler) Brownsville, Pennsylvania – Thomas and Basil Brown (landowners) Brownsville, Texas – Major Jacob Brown Browntown, Wisconsin – William G. Brown (settler) Brownville, Maine – Francis Brown (mill owner and trader) Brownville, Nebraska – Richard Brown (settler) Brownville, New York – John Brown (settler and father of General Jacob Jennings Brown) Brownwood, Texas – Henry S. Brown (settler) Bruceville, Indiana – William Bruce (landowner) Brunswick, Maine – House of Brunswick Brunswick, Vermont – from one of the titles for Prince Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand of Brunswick-Lunenburg Brushton, New York – Henry N. Brush (landowner) Brutus, 4 places in Kentucky, Michigan, New York, and Virginia – Marcus Junius Brutus Bryan, Ohio – John A. Bryan (state auditor) Bryan, Texas – William Joel Bryan Bryson City, North Carolina – T.D. Bryson (state legislator and landowner) Bryte, California – Mike Bryte (local farmer and landowner) Buchanan, Michigan – James Buchanan Buchanan, Virginia – John Buchanan (settler) Buckfield, Maine – Abijah Buck (settler) Buckner, Missouri – Senator Alexander Buckner or Real Estate operator Simon Buckner or namesake is Thomas W. Buckner, an original owner of the site. Bucks Bridge, New York – Isaac Buck (settler) Buckskin Joe, Park County, Colorado – Joseph Higginbotham (frontiersman nicknamed "Buckskin Joe") Bucksport, California – David A. Buck (founder) Bucksport, Maine – Colonel Jonathan Buck (grantee) Bucoda, Washington – J.M. Buckley, Samuel Coulter, and John B. David