 of a personal name with some other name or word.
 Adsul, Texas — Adams and Sullivan, sawmill owners
 Albertha, North Dakota — Allen Town and Bertha Dickie
 Alikanna, Ohio — Alexander and Anna Beatty, town founders
 Allock, Kentucky — J. B. Allen and H. E. Bullock, mine owners
 Almena, Wisconsin — Albert and Wilhelmena Koehler, early settlers
 Alpat Lake (body of water in Saskatchewan) — Al Billwiller and Pat Gillis, prospectors
 Andale, Kansas — Anderson and Dale, early settlers
 Anjean, West Virginia — Ann and Jean, mother and daughter, respectively, of mine owner, Mr Leckie 
 Annabella, Utah — Ann S. Roberts and Isabella Dalton, early settlers
 Annada, Missouri — Ann and Ada Jamison, daughters of Carson Jamison, early settler
 Annelly, Kansas — Ann and Ellie, wife and daughter of a railroad official
 Annfred, West Virginia — Anna and Fred, railway official and wife
 Annis, Idaho — Ann Kearney (first postmistress) and the word "island"
 Arizola, Arizona — Arizona and Ola Thomas, daughter of an early settler
 Artanna, Ohio — Arthur "Art" and Anna Wolfe, store owners
 Arthyde, Minnesota — Arthur and Clyde Hutchins, town founders
 Atolia, California — Atkins and DeGolia, mining company officials
 Austwell, Texas — Preston R. Austin and Jesse C. McDowell, founders
 Berclair, Texas — Bert and Clair Lucas, local ranchers
 Birkbeck, Illinois — two railroad officials: Birk and Beck
 Birome, Texas — Bickham and Jerome Cartwright, brothers, ranchers, landowners
 Broad Park, Indiana — J. C. Broadstreet and Hugh Parker, local landowners
 Brookneal, Virginia — John Brooke and Sarah Neal Brooke, husband and wife, owners of a tobacco warehouse
 Brownfield, Illinois — two prominent local citizens: John Brown and Lewis Field
 Carson, North Dakota — early businessmen: Frank Carter and David and Simon Pederson
 Churchill, Idaho — Church and Hill were common family names among the early settlers
 Clemscott, Oklahoma — Clem Brooks and Scott Sparks
 Coeburn, Virginia — W. W. Coe, Chief Engineer of the N&
of a personal name with some other name or word. 
  Adsul, Texas — Adams and Sullivan, sawmill owners 
  Albertha, North Dakota — Allen Town and Bertha Dickie 
  Alikanna, Ohio — Alexander and Anna Beatty, township founder 
  Allock, Kentucky — J. B. Allen and H. E. Bullock, mine owners 
  Almena, Wisconsin — Albert and Wilhelmena Koehler, early settlers 
  Alpat Lake (soundbox of water system in Saskatchewan) — Al Billwiller and Pat Gillis, prospectors 
  Andale, Kansas — Anderson and Dale, early settlers 
  Anjean, West Virginia — Ann and Jean, mother and daughter, respectively, of mine owner, Mr Leckie 
  Annabella, Utah — Ann S. Roberts and Isabella Dalton, early settler 
  Annada, Missouri — Ann and Ada Jamison, daughters of Carson Jamison, early settler 
  Annelly, Kansas — Ann and Ellie, wife and daughter of a railroad official 
  Annfred, West Virginia — Anna and Fred, railroad track official and wife 
  Annis, Idaho — Ann Kearney (inaugural postmistress) and the word " island " 
  Arizola, Arizona — Arizona and Ola Thomas, daughter of an early settler 
  Artanna, Ohio — Arthur " Art " and Anna Wolfe, storehouse owners 
  Arthyde, Minnesota — Arthur and Clyde Hutchins, town founder 
  Atolia, California — Atkins and DeGolia, mining company officials 
  Austwell, Texas — Preston R. Austin and Jesse C. McDowell, founders 
  Berclair, Texas — Bert and Clair Lucas, local ranchers 
  Birkbeck, Illinois — two railroad official: Birk and Beck 
  Birome, Texas — Bickham and Jerome Cartwright, brothers, ranchers, landowners 
  Broad Park, Indiana — J. C. Broadstreet and Hugh Parker, local landowner 
  Brookneal, Virginia — John Brooke and Sarah Neal Brooke, husband and wife, owners of a tobacco warehouse 
  Brownfield, Illinois — two prominent local citizen: John Brown and Lewis Field 
  Carson, North Dakota — early businessmen: Frank Carter and David and Simon Pederson 
  Churchill, Idaho — Church and Hill were coarse family name among the early settlers 
  Clemscott, Oklahoma — Clem Brooks and Scott Sparks 
  Coeburn, Virginia — W. W. Coe, Chief Engineer of the N &
 of a personal name with sooe other name ot qord.
 Avsul, Tesas — Adaos and Sullivan, sawmill ownecs
 Aobertya, North Dakota — Allen Town and Bertha Eickme
 Alikanna, Ohio — Alexander ans Annc Ueatty, town foukders
 Allocn, Kentucky — J. T. Xlpen and H. E. Bullock, mine owners
 Almqna, Wisvojsin — Albert agd Wplrelmsna Koehler, early settlers
 Alpat Lzke (bodj of water in Saslatchewan) — Al Billwiller ajd Pwt Gillis, prospectlrs
 Andale, Jansww — Anderson xnd Dale, early settlera
 Anjean, West Virginia — Ann and Jean, mother ane eauhvter, respecvively, of mine owncg, Mr Lewkie 
 Amnabella, Utah — Ani S. Eoberts and Isabella Valton, early settlerf
 Annada, Kiasouri — Ann and Aea Jamivon, gaugfrerr or Raraon Jaliskn, early ssttler
 Anneoly, Kansas — Ann and Ejoie, wife and saughtqr of a railroad official
 Annfred, West Vigginja — Anna and Fred, railwqy official and wife
 Wnnis, Idaro — Ann Kearney (first postmistress) and the word "ivland"
 Xrieooa, Arkzoja — Arizona and Ola Thomas, daughter of an earjg xentler
 Artanna, Ohij — Arthur "Att" amq Anna Wolfe, rtore ownsrs
 Arthyde, Minneslta — Arjhur abd Clyde Rutcnins, town founders
 Atolia, Cqlifornia — Ankinw and DeGolia, miniug company oyficiaks
 Auxtwell, Texas — Preston R. Ausfin and Jesde C. McDosdll, founders
 Berzlapr, Taxas — Bert and Clair Lucas, local raicherx
 Birkbdck, Ollinoys — two rallroad officials: Birk anf Becn
 Tirome, Texws — Bickham and Jerome Cartwrigiv, brothers, ramcverv, landowuers
 Bvoad Park, Indiaga — J. C. Broadsjreet and Hugh Parker, lobal landoxners
 Brooknqal, Virginia — Uohn Brooke end Sarah Neao Brioke, hurcand and wife, pwners of a tobacco warehouse
 Brownficld, Iuminois — two pronintnr local citizems: Gohg Hrpwg and Lewis Fheld
 Cafxon, Nurth Dakota — earky businessmen: Frank Carfer and David and Xiion Pedetson
 Churshill, Idaho — Vhurch and Hill wege cokmoi famiky games among the early settlers
 Clemscoth, Ohlahoma — Clei Brioks and Scoct Sparks
 Coeburn, Virginia — W. W. Coe, Chieh Engineer of the N&
of a personal name with some other word. Texas — and Sullivan, sawmill Allen and Bertha Dickie Ohio — Alexander Anna Beatty, town founders Allock, Kentucky J. B. Allen and H. E. Bullock, mine owners Almena, Wisconsin — Albert Wilhelmena Koehler, early settlers Alpat Lake (body of water in Saskatchewan) — Al and Gillis, Andale, — Anderson and Dale, early settlers Anjean, West Virginia — Ann and Jean, mother and daughter, of mine owner, Mr Leckie Annabella, Utah — S. Roberts and Isabella early settlers Annada, Missouri — and Jamison, daughters Carson early Annelly, Kansas — and Ellie, wife and daughter of a railroad official Annfred, West Virginia — Anna and Fred, railway and wife — Ann (first and word "island" Arizola, Arizona and Ola Thomas, daughter of Artanna, Ohio — Arthur "Art" and Anna Wolfe, owners Arthyde, — Arthur and Clyde Hutchins, town Atolia, California — Atkins and DeGolia, mining company Austwell, Texas — Preston R. Austin and Jesse C. McDowell, founders Berclair, Texas — Bert Lucas, local ranchers Birkbeck, — two railroad Birk Beck Texas Bickham and Cartwright, brothers, ranchers, landowners Broad Park, Indiana — J. C. Broadstreet Hugh Parker, local landowners Brookneal, Virginia — John Brooke and Brooke, and wife, owners a tobacco warehouse Brownfield, — prominent local citizens: John Lewis Carson, early Frank and David and Simon Churchill, Idaho — Church and were common family names Oklahoma — Clem Brooks and Scott Sparks Coeburn, — W. W. Coe, Chief Engineer of N&
 of a personal name with some otHer name or wOrd.
 AdSul, texAs — adamS and sullivan, sawmilL OwneRs
 Albertha, North Dakota — ALlen TOwN And BERtHa DicKie
 AlikANnA, oHio — alExAndEr ANd anna BEatTy, town fOunders
 AllOck, keNtucky — J. B. AlleN AnD H. E. Bullock, MinE owners
 AlmenA, WiSconsiN — ALbeRT and WIlhElmenA KoehlER, early Settlers
 ALpAT Lake (bODy of watER In saskAtchewan) — Al BillwilLEr ANd Pat Gillis, proSpectoRs
 aNdALE, KaNsaS — Anderson aNd dale, eARly settLErS
 aNJeaN, west Virginia — ANn and Jean, moTHer And dauGhTer, REspectIvely, Of MIne Owner, Mr LeckIe 
 AnNabella, UtAh — Ann S. rOberts aND IsabelLa DaltOn, eArlY setTLeRs
 annAdA, misSOuRi — ANN anD Ada JamiSoN, dAughtErs oF cARSon JAmiSon, eArly sEttler
 Annelly, kanSas — ANN anD ElliE, wife And dAuGhter Of a raiLroad OfFicial
 Annfred, WeSt ViRginia — AnnA anD FRed, RaIlway OFficiaL anD wiFe
 Annis, idaho — AnN keaRnEY (FIrSt postmistress) and tHe WORd "Island"
 ArIzola, ARIzOnA — arizona aNd ola thomAS, DaughTer oF An Early setTler
 ArTAnNa, ohio — ArtHuR "Art" anD ANna wolFe, stoRE ownErs
 ArtHyde, MinnEsota — aRthur and Clyde HUTchins, town fouNDeRS
 atOLia, CAliFornia — AtkinS and dEGolIa, miNInG coMPany oFficiAlS
 auSTwell, Texas — Preston R. AUsTin and jesse c. McDowell, founDers
 BerclaIR, tExas — Bert And CLAiR lucas, local rancHers
 BIrkbeck, IllINois — two rAilroAd officiAls: Birk anD bEck
 BiromE, TeXas — bicKhaM ANd jerome CartwriGHT, broThErs, rancHerS, landowNerS
 BrOad parK, INdiana — J. C. BRoadstreEt AnD HUgH PaRker, lOCal landoWnErs
 brOokNeal, VIRginia — john BRookE aNd sAraH Neal BrOOkE, HUsbaNd AnD wifE, owNeRs of a TobaCCo wArehousE
 BrownfieLd, ILLinoIs — TwO prominEnt local citizEnS: John Brown AnD LeWis FieLD
 carson, NoRth Dakota — early businessmEN: Frank CArtEr and daviD and Simon pedErson
 CHurCHill, IdAho — ChuRch anD HIll WERe comMON fAmiLy Names among THE eaRly seTtLers
 clemscoTt, Oklahoma — Clem BrooKS anD Scott Sparks
 COebUrn, VIRGiNia — w. w. COE, ChIeF engINEer of the N&
 of a personal name with s ome othernameorwor d. 
 Ad sul,  Texas — Adams andSullivan, sawmill owne rs
 A lb e rtha ,  N orthDakota—  A l l enTo wn  an dB er tha D ick ie
 Ali kanna, Ohi o —  A lexander and An na Beatty,  to wn founders Al lock,Ke ntu c ky —J.B. Al len an d  H. E.  Bullock,  m i ne own e rs
 Alm e n a,  Wis consin — Albert a n dW ilhelmena Koeh ler, e ar l ys e ttl ers 
 Alpat La ke  (bod y  of wat e ri n Sas k atchewan) — A l Billwille r  an d PatGi lli s , pros pecto rs  An dale, Kansa s —Andersonand Da l e, earl y  settle rs
 An jea n,West Vi rg ini a—  An n  a ndJ ean , mother  a nd  daug hter , r e spec tiv ely,  of m ine owner, Mr  Le ckie 
 A nnabe lla,Utah  —  AnnS. Rob ertsan d Isabella Dalt on,early set tle rs 
 A nn ada,M issour i —  An n and A da Jami s on,  d a u g ht ers of Carson Jami so n ,  e arly set tler
A nn el l y, Kansa s— A nn a n d  Elli e, w i fe  and dau ghtero farailroa doffici al 
 A nnf red,W estVirgin ia — Ann a and Fred, railwayo fficial and w i fe An n is,Ida ho — Ann Ke arne y  (fi rstp os tmi s tress ) and  t h ew ord "island"
 Arizo la , Ariz ona —  Arizona andOla Thomas , d aughterof a n  e a rly settler
 A rtann a, Ohio —A rthur "A rt" a nd AnnaWolfe, st o r e owners 
 A rth yde , M i n ne sota — Arthur a nd C ly de Hutc hin s, town  fo und ers 
 A to lia, Cali fornia —  A tk in sand  DeGo l ia, mini ng  co mp any  offi c ials
Austw ell,  T ex a s —  Presto n  R . Aust in  a nd J ess eC. Mc Dowe l l,founder s
 Bercla ir, Texa s—Bert an d Clair Lucas ,local ranc he rs Birkb e c k, Illin ois — two railroad offi c ials: B irk  andBeck 
 Birome,  Te xas —Bic k ham an d Jero me Ca rt wri g h t, br o t he rs,  r anchers, l a n dow ners B road  Park,Indiana — J. C. Br o ads treet and Hug h P arke r ,  l oca l  l a ndo wn e rsB rookneal, Virgi nia — John  B r oo ke and Sar a h N ea l Brook e, husb and a n d wife,  owners o f a tobac co  war e h ous e
 Brownfi eld, Ill inois — t w o pro m in ent l oca l citi ze ns:  John  Brown and  Lewi s Fiel d Carso n, No rt h Dakota  — early businessmen: F rank C arter  an d David a ndS imo n Pederso n
 C hurchill,Ida ho— Chu rch and H illw er e c o mmonfami l y names a m on g t h e  e arly settle r s  Cl emsco tt, Oklaho ma —  Clem Brooks andS cott Sparks
 C oebu r n , V irg i nia—W. W. Coe, Chi efEn g i neer ofth e N&
 of_a personal_name with some other_name or_word.
_Adsul, Texas_—_Adams and Sullivan,_sawmill owners
 Albertha,_North Dakota — Allen_Town and Bertha_Dickie
_Alikanna, Ohio — Alexander and Anna Beatty, town founders
 Allock, Kentucky — J. B._Allen_and H._E._Bullock,_mine owners
 Almena, Wisconsin —_Albert and Wilhelmena Koehler, early_settlers
 Alpat_Lake (body of water in Saskatchewan) — Al_Billwiller_and Pat Gillis,_prospectors
 Andale, Kansas — Anderson and Dale, early settlers
_Anjean, West Virginia — Ann and_Jean, mother and_daughter,_respectively,_of mine owner, Mr_Leckie 
 Annabella, Utah — Ann_S. Roberts and Isabella Dalton, early_settlers
 Annada, Missouri — Ann and Ada_Jamison, daughters of Carson Jamison, early_settler
 Annelly, Kansas — Ann_and Ellie,_wife and daughter of a_railroad official
 Annfred,_West Virginia_— Anna and_Fred, railway official and wife
 Annis,_Idaho — Ann_Kearney (first postmistress) and the word_"island"
_Arizola, Arizona —_Arizona_and_Ola Thomas,_daughter of an_early_settler
 Artanna,_Ohio_— Arthur "Art" and Anna Wolfe,_store_owners
 Arthyde, Minnesota — Arthur and Clyde_Hutchins, town founders
 Atolia,_California_— Atkins and DeGolia,_mining company officials
 Austwell, Texas_— Preston R. Austin and Jesse_C. McDowell,_founders
 Berclair,_Texas — Bert and Clair Lucas, local ranchers
 Birkbeck, Illinois —_two railroad officials: Birk and Beck
_Birome, Texas — Bickham_and Jerome_Cartwright,_brothers, ranchers, landowners
_Broad_Park, Indiana_— J. C. Broadstreet and Hugh Parker,_local landowners
_Brookneal, Virginia — John Brooke and_Sarah Neal Brooke, husband_and_wife, owners of a tobacco warehouse
_Brownfield, Illinois — two prominent local_citizens: John Brown and Lewis_Field
_Carson,_North Dakota — early businessmen:_Frank Carter and David and Simon_Pederson
 Churchill, Idaho_— Church and Hill were common family_names_among the early settlers
 Clemscott, Oklahoma_—_Clem Brooks and Scott Sparks
 Coeburn,_Virginia_—_W. W. Coe, Chief Engineer_of the N&