People who have both their first and last names as street names

[Streetman]

After seeing this topic on streets that have a person's full name:
https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=34315.0
I thought of several cases where the first and last names of the same person are used on different streets in my area. One such person that should be familiar is Eli Whitney. Whitney Avenue runs from the center of New Haven, CT past the site of his gun factory just over the city line in Hamden. Half a mile north of there, a short Eli Road intersects the avenue. In Hamden, there are a half dozen other cases of first and last names of someone used for intersecting or adjacent streets. Generally they were property owners, in one case a serviceman who died in the Korean War.
This may be of interest only to others like me who have done some research into the origin of street names in their communities, but I wanted to bring it up.

[epzik8]

In Seabrook, Maryland, there is Presley Road, off which is Elvis Lane.

[TheHighwayMan3561]

I won't post it since she's not famous, but I chuckle as there's an intersection near my grandma's former assisted living unit that carries the full name of someone I went to HS with.

[GaryV]

There are several obvious ones. For example, George Washington. Tons of roads and streets named after Washington, and there are George Streets around - 3 within several miles of my location alone. Pick a few other presidents and statesmen, and I'm sure you'll find others.

[NWI_Irish96]

Patrick and Henry are a one-way pair in Alexandria, VA.

[roadman65]

Morris Street in Phillipsburg, NJ along with Morris Avenue in Union County, NJ can be either as Morris is both a first or surname.

Ditto for Ross Street in Clark, NJ. It can be a first and last name.

[GaryV]

[] is both a first or surname

Several more like this - Travis, Parker, Connor, Bryan, Bruce to name a few

[Streetman]

There are several obvious ones. For example, George Washington. Tons of roads and streets named after Washington, and there are George Streets around - 3 within several miles of my location alone. Pick a few other presidents and statesmen, and I'm sure you'll find others.

I should have made clear that there should be some evidence that both streets are named for the same person. The less distance between them, the greater chance they are so named. A street named George could be for someone other than the president with that name. first or last.

[dlsterner]

Baltimore's John Eager Howard (1752-1827) has three streets in Baltimore named after him:

(as you would guess) John Street, Eager Street, and Howard Street.  (Despite the commonness of John and Howard, the streets were indeed named after him)

Nearby Howard County was also named after him.

A variation of the OP's topic - former Maryland Governor Oden Bowie (1826-1894) has had two cities named after him - Odenton and Bowie.

[KeithE4Phx]

Two former NFL players not only have their first and last names as street names in the Phoenix area, but their first and last names intersect:

1.  Gilbert Brown, Defensive Tackle, Green Bay Packers (1993-2003).  The intersection of Gilbert and Brown Rds is in northeast Mesa AZ, at 2000E and 1200N.

2.  Tatum Bell, Running Back, Denver Broncos (2004-08).  The intersection of Tatum Blvd and Bell Rd is in northeast Phoenix AZ, at 4800E and 17000N.

[-- US 175 --]

A town in east TX, Jacksonville, has a Woodrow St. and a Wilson St.  Woodrow is just north of a Union Pacific rail line and Wilson is just south of it.  I would guess those namings are for the past president, though I've never heard for sure.  The town is old enough for him to have had some kind of influence on it, maybe enough for the street namings.

[1995hoo]

As has been mentioned elsewhere on the forum, US-1 through Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, is a twinned pair of one-way streets named Patrick and Henry, an obvious reference to Patrick Henry. When Alexandria decided to apply a new name to their portion of Jeff Davis Highway, they opted not to use "Patrick Henry" in part because there is a street of that name (Patrick Henry Drive, which is a far less important residential street) in nearby Arlington County.

[tmoore952]

Honorable mention:

My hometown (Wilmington DE) has a DuPont Street. But there are so many famous duPonts that there is no "first name" street.

[1995hoo]

A town in east TX, Jacksonville, has a Woodrow St. and a Wilson St.  Woodrow is just north of a Union Pacific rail line and Wilson is just south of it.  I would guess those namings are for the past president, though I've never heard for sure.  The town is old enough for him to have had some kind of influence on it, maybe enough for the street namings.

What would be uncanny would be if there were a Thomas Street nearby. Wilson's full name was Thomas Woodrow Wilson.

[-- US 175 --]

A town in east TX, Jacksonville, has a Woodrow St. and a Wilson St.  Woodrow is just north of a Union Pacific rail line and Wilson is just south of it.  I would guess those namings are for the past president, though I've never heard for sure.  The town is old enough for him to have had some kind of influence on it, maybe enough for the street namings.

What would be uncanny would be if there were a Thomas Street nearby. Wilson's full name was Thomas Woodrow Wilson.

AFAIK, there isn't a Thomas St. anywhere near Woodrow or Wilson, and I don't remember a Thomas St. anywhere in the town.