Brooklyn is not two names mashed together. When the western tip of Long Island was settled by the Dutch in tn the 1600’s, they named the settlement Breuckelen after the Dutch city
Lynnbrook, , a village in Nassau County was renamed Lynnbrook in 1894 by reversing the two syllables in Brooklyn. It was done because many of its residents cane from Brooklyn
using only first names
Alfred, Maine
Arietta, NY
Colebrook, Connecticut
Fayette, Maine (I had a tante named Fay and another named Ette)
Franklin, Connecticut also one in Mass.
Henrietta, NY
Hopedale, Mass.
Melrose, Mass.
Using a first name and a last name
Lynnfield, Mass
Maxfield, Maine
Brookfield, CT
Bradford, VT
Using 2 last names
Bloomfield, CT (also VT)
Greenfield, NH
Marshfield, Mass.
Northfield, Mass
Northford, CT
Westford, VT
Lynnbrook, , a village in Nassau County was renamed Lynnbrook in 1894 by reversing the two syllables in Brooklyn. It was done because many of its residents cane from Brooklyn
Crisfield, MD
Glenarden, MD
Marydel, MD…..my oma’s name was Del
Rock Hall, MD
Greenwood, DE
Frankford, DE
Ellendale, DE
Fawn Grove, PA
Brookneal, VA
Allendale, SC
CTLAWYER ~ That’s perfect! Thank you for sharing that your Oma’s name was Del. Literally earlier today I was wondering if Del was a name. I Googled it and came up with a whole bunch of Dell, Dell Computers Dell, so I played it safe by not including a Del… but now I can 🙂 Yay!