As taken from the Book "The Dictionary of Early Shasta County History" 2nd Edition by Dottie Smith: A small description about most settlements is explained in the book. Towns/Settlements. Listed are all the towns settlements plus places that could have been a little more than just a stopping place or a place beside the road, or a railroad siding with a little settlement and a post office, or even a district. The date will be the established date unless otherwise stated. Sallee - N of Redding now under Shasta Lake Schilling - 1917 Whiskeytown area Scobieville - 1884 moving between Dunsmuir and Redding Shasta - 1848 West of Redding Shasta Lake City - 1993 first Central Valley, Summit City, & Project City Shingletown/Camp - 1853 East of Redding Silver City - 1862 Ingot area Silverthorne - N of Redding Silverton - 1852 aka Ingot East of Redding Sims - 1859 N of Redding Slate Creek/Slatonis - 1880 N of Redding Smith Center/Smithville - 1914 Cottonwood area Smithson - 1882 N of Redding aka Pollock South Fork - 1866 W of Redding Spring Creek - 1870 Keswick area first bridge across Sacramento River Star City - 1850s N of Redding Stella - 1885 Whiskeytown area Stillwater - 1853 area between Mountain Gate and Loomis Corners Sugerloaf - 1859 N of Redding Summit City - 1938 N of Redding now Shasta Lake City Sunny Hill - Ono area Swasey - 1888 Fall River Valley aka Glenburn Sweetbriar - 1880s N of Redding Sweetwater - 1858 N of Redding These will be on my Shasta site Where these will be when finished. http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html Janie