Toponymies of places in New York's Capital District

Columns: Place Name | County | Toponymy | Language of origin
Austerlitz | Columbia | Battle of Austerlitz | German | Ballston | Saratoga | Eliphalet Ball | a surname | Bethlehem | Albany | in honor of the religious in the community | English | Bleecker | Fulton | Barent Bleecker , early settler | surname of possible Dutch origin | Bloodville | Saratoga | Isaiah Blood , operator of the Ballston Axe & Scythe Works | English | Boght | Albany | bend of river | Dutch | Brunswick | Rensselaer | possibly for Brunswick-Lüneburg , Germany | German

Example questions:
Who was born in a Capital District town named after a settler , and gave his name to a hamlet , himself ? | The Columbia Capital District town with the German name took its name from an event also known as what ? | The Albany Capital District village that does not have an English-origin name is part of what town ? | What was the specific tribe that gave the name to the Capital District town with the Iriquoian name ? | How does the Scottish namesake of the Columbia county Capital District town currenty spell its name ?

Answers:
Isaiah Blood | Battle of the Three Emperors | Guilderland | Mohawk | Ancrum