community in S Nash County served by post office, 1890-1903.

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.

community in N Haywood County on the creek of the same name. Settled about 1850.

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.