Deletion of Tomtown, Kentucky

Comment: I would guess there might have been some town here (for the tunnel to be named after) but doggedly I'm going to stick with  and say that a settlement whose only documentation is an exhaustive list isn't notable. Searching produced nothing beyond the tunnel, and while I can see where that was, (it has been daylighted) nothing convinces me that there was much recognition of the few houses to the west as a town with a name
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)

Comment: The https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/The_Encyclopedia_of_Northern_Kentucky/ Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky in the entry for English, Kentucky states the following "Carroll Co.'s common schools were not organized comprehensively until 1867. At that time, English Station School was designated as District 15. Other schools near English Station included Tomtown, District 17, on the West Fork of Mill Creek." I suspect the reason this settlement isn't showing up in newspapers is because it pre-dates most of them and had ceased to exist prior to their first publication. The encyclopedia entry references two works which may have more details (Campbell, Justine Tandy, History of the Carroll County Schools, 1976 and Gentry, Mary Ann. A History of Carroll County, 1984). This http://www.historicmapworks.com/Map/US/175956/Mill+Creek+Precinct++Tomtown++English+Sta++and+P+O/Carroll+and+Gallatin+Counties+1883/Kentucky/ map clearly shows it was the largest settlement in the district after English. This is a verified settlement with a school, so passes , and we shouldn't delete it simply because it's not discussed in detail in Google Books or Newspapers.com online sources per 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GEOLAND||WP:NEXIST)