E Haywood County on Rush Fork.

W Wilson County on Bloomery Swamp. Formed 1875 and named for owner. Covers 30 acres; max. depth. 10 ft. Fishing, boating. Finch Mill post office, 1898-1901.

central Haywood County on the head of McElroy Branch.

rises in NE Orange County and flows S into Buck Quarter Creek. It was named for Jonathan Fincher, who acquired land in the vicinity in 1755.

See Denton.

rises in central Henderson County and flows NE and S into Perry Creek.

community in Mecklenburg County served by post office, 1810-34.

rises in NE Haywood County and SW into Waterville Lake on Pigeon River. Named for a scout who was killed in 1783 when he and others were chasing Indians who had stolen their horses.

NE Haywood County on the head of Fines Creek. Alt. 3,948.

NE Haywood County.