annett.] PLACE NAMES IN THE UNITED STATES. 151 
larrison; town in Cumberland County, Maine, named for Harrison Gray Otis, of 
Boston. 
larrison; town in Tallahatchie County, Mississippi, named for James T. Harrison, 
a prominent lawyer. 
larrison; county, and city in Cass County in Missouri, named for Albert G. Har- 
rison, of Callaway County, member of Congress in 1838. 
larrison; town in Westchester County, New York, named for John Harrison, 
larrison; county in Texas, named for an early pioneer, 
larrisonburg-; village in Catahoula Parish, Louisiana, and town in Rockingham 
County, Virginia, named for the Harrisons of Virginia, 
larrisville; town in Cheshire County, New Hampshire, named for Milan Harris, 
who established a mill there, 
larrisville; town in Lewis County, New York, named for Fosket Harris, the tirst 
settler, 
larrisville; village in Medina County, Ohio, named for Joseph Harris, a pioneer, 
larrisville; town in Ritchie County, West Virginia, named for Gen. Thomas 
Harris, 
larrodsburg; city in Mercer County, Kentucky, named for Col. James Harrod, 
who built the first cabin, 
lart; county in Georgia, named for Nancy Hart, the celebrated Georgia heroine of 
the Revolution. 
lart; county in Kentucky, named for Nathaniel Hart, an officer of the War of 1812. 
lart; township and village in Oceana County, Michigan. The name was originally 
" Heart," to signify the center of the county, 
lart; river and lake in Yellowstone Park, named for Hart Hunney, an old hunter. 
Others say it was named "Heart" from its shape. 
lartford; county, and city in same county, in Connecticut, and twenty other cities, 
towns, and villages, the name being transferred from England. 
Hartford; city in Lyon County, Kansas, township in Trumbull County, Ohio, town 
in Windsor County, Vermont, and village in Mason County, West Virginia; 
Hartford City ; city in Blackford County, Indiana. Named from the city in Con- 
necticut, 
lartley; county in Texas, named for O. C. and R. K. Hartley, distinguished mem- 
bers of the bar in the days of the Texas revolution, 
lartsgrove; township in Ashtabula County, Ohio, named for Richard Hart, of 
Connecticut, 
lartsville; town in Bartholomew County, Indiana, named for Gideon B. Hart, a 
pioneer, 
lartsville; town in Darlington County, South Carolina, named for a resident family, 
lartwick; town in Otsego County, New York, named for Christopher Hartwick, 
patentee. 
Harvard; mountain in Colorado, and city in McHenry County, Illinois, named 
from the university. 
Harvard; university in Cambridge, Middlesex County, and town in Worcester 
County, Massachusetts. Named for the Rev. John Harvard, who founded the 
university. 
Harvey; county in Kansas, named for James M. Harvey, captain Company G, Tenth 
Kansas Regiment, governor, and United States Senator. 
Harwich; town in Barnstable County, Massachusetts, named from the seaport in 
Essex County, England. 
Harwinton; town in Litchfield County, Connecticut. The name is formed from 
Hartford and Windsor, of which it originally comprised two half townships. 
Sasbrouck Heights; borough in Bergen County, New Jersey, named for Mr. Has- 
brouck, the principal owner of the land upon which the borough is located. 
