• Anna, Shelby County Ohio (used to be called Carey's Station) -The early pioneers of Anna were John W. Carey, Josiah Greene, and John Munch, who came from Dayton in 1833. J.W. Carey owned 1,000 acres of land located west of the present B&O Railroad. Josiah Greene purchased 160 acres between the present B&O Railroad and County Road 25-A. John Munch owned land east of Pike Street. The village was first laid out by J.W. Carey in 1858. It was afterward surveyed by John L. and Fletcher Thirkield and lies in Section 28, Town 7 South, Range 6 East, as surveyed in 1867. An important change took place about this time. The village was renamed from Carey’s Station to Anna, in honor of Mr. Carey’s daughter.
• Cary, McHenry Co. IL.(used to be called Cary Station) - was named after William Dennison Cary, b. 1807. (John, 1610;  John "Serjeant", 1645; Eleazer, 1678; William Cary, 1729; John F., 1777) He owned the land that the town was built on.  Land records exist for the 1840's, but William was probably there as early as 1836, probably in Algonquin Twp.
• Cary,  Duval County, Florida 
• Cary,  Bleckley County, Georgia 
• Cary , Putnam County, Indiana 
• Cary, Bell County,  Kentucky 
• Cary,  Aroostook County, Maine 
• Cary, Sharkey County, Mississippi 
• Cary , Scott County, Missouri 
• Cary, Wake County, North  Carolina 
• Cary Peak, Alpine County, California 
• Cary Hill,  Oxford County, Maine s
• Cary Hill,  Chenango County,  New York 
• Cary Hill, St. Lawrence County, New York 
• Caryville, Washington County, Florida 
• Caryville, Norfolk County, MA 
• Caryville, Campbell County, Tennessee 
• Caryville, Dunn County, Wisconsin 
• Carytown, Jasper County, Missouri 
• Cary Falls, Cary County, North Carolina
• Cary Hill, Brockton, MA
• Cary Mills, NY
• Cary Springs, Randolph MS
• Carywood, ID
• Carys Mills, Aroostook Maine 

Buildings

• John B. Cary Elementary School, Virginia
• Cary Middle School, Ocean City, New Jersey 
• Cary Memorial Library, Lexington, MA
• Cary Memorial Hall, Lexington, MA
• Cary Library, Aroostook, Maine 
• Cary House Placer California Hotel (1850)

Lakes/Rivers/Ponds

• Lake Carey, Pennsylvania
• Carytown, Jasper County, Missouri 
• Cary Creek, Nome (CA) Alaska 
• Cary Creek, Hempstead Arkansas s
• Cary Creek, McHenry Illinois 
• Cary Creek, Wayne Mississippi 
• Cary Creek, Wheeler Oregon 
• Cary Brook, Franklin MA 
• Cary Brook, Plymouth MA 
• Cary Brook, Caledonia Vermont 
• Cary Pond, Hamilton New York 
• Cary Lake, Branch Michigan 
• Cary Lake, Herkimer New York 
• Cary Lake ,Cherokee Texas 

Streets

• Cary Avenue, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania -This street is named for Eleazer Cary, born1718 in Bridgewater, Mass.  He moved to Bond's Bridge, Dutchess County, N.Y., with his father Samuel about 1728.  Married Charity Sturdevant.  He went with the first Forty CT. Pioneers to the Wyoming Valley in February 1769, moving his family three years later, and settled in what was then known as Putnam Township, Westmoreland, County.  Afterwards known as Carytown, now Cary Avenue, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
• Cary Street, Richmond, Virginia
  

Landmarks

• Mount Cary, Dukes MA
• Cary Canyon Alpine California
• Cary Mine Iron Wisconsin
• Cary Ranch San Bernadino California, Anza California, Riverside County