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• which l- found in £\\ 
■bandan< • • 1 1 i i j _r "white potato 
Wapwall'M nsylvania. A Delawa 
a h.i . • the messengers w 
den 
Waq huliaii word meaning "at the end 
the 
Ward; town • I Hie Ward lode, discovered 
Ward .: Thomas Ward, Congressms 
froi 
Ward: pi ml. 
W iikmI fur the man who formerly owne 
tlia' 
Ward ■ • Vlark Ward, of South Dakota. 
Wunl \. Ward, the commissioner of the gei 
i exas. 
Wardl and Bartholomew Ward, forme 
Ward- irulina, named for the Ward family, prom 
nenl 
WardabOTO I mty, Vermont, named for William Ward, < 
W Ware, an early Senator from ( reorgh 
War.-; town in H *> named on account of the wein 
ii the river to catch salmon. 
Wareham • uty, Massachusetts, named from the town i: 
England. 
Wareeboro rgia, named for Nicholas Ware, an earl 
Warm Bprinj nda ( 'uunty California, named from the hot springs 
Warner nack ounty, New Hampshire, named for Col. Jonatha: 
Wo i , nth. 
Wamerville County, New York, named for ('apt. Georg 
Warner, tl rtler. 
Warramaug •■•ml in Litchfld County, Connecticut. An Indian word meanin; 
" •_' I : - 
Warren k in Humboldt bunty, California, named for a settler. 
Warren I in Litchfield ounty, Connecticut, named for Samuel Warren o 
Revolutionai \ fame. 
Warren: counties ii linois, Iowa, and Kentucky; town in Knox County 
Maine; fortification in Bdon Harbor, and town in Worcester County, Massa 
chuaette; counties in Missiippi, .Missouri, and New Jersey; county and town ii 
Herkimei | nty, New >rk; counties in North Carolina and Ohio; county 
and borough in same eui y, in IVnnsyh ia; and comities in Tennessee an< 
Virginia; named fo^ •! - Warren, wjfc in the battle of Bunker Hill. 
'inois, named for the t\r<: 
sn. 
doses Warren, i 
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