Centennial History
Troy, Piqua, and Miami
County Ohio
and Representative Citizens
Published 1909
Edited and Compiled by
Thomas C. Harbaugh
Casstown, Ohio
Literary Journalist, Secretary
of the Maryland Association of Ohio
"History is
Philosophy Teaching By Example"
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Preface
This is the preface as written by the original publishers
Chapter 1
Introductory and Descriptive
Chapter 2
First white man in the county
Chapter 3
Formation of the county, the home in the wilderness
Chapter 4
Thrilling incidents of Pioneer Life
Chapter 5
Early transportation
Chapter 6
The western townships, Washington, Concord,
Monroe, Union, Newton, Newberry.
Chapter 7
The eastern townships, Brown,
Springcreek, Lostcreek, Staunton, Elizabeth, and Bethel.
Chapter 8 Troy,
the county seat
Chapter 9
Piqua, the border city
Chapter 10 Miami
In The Wars
Chapter 11 The
Bench and Bar, famous trials, etc
Chapter 12
Educational
Chapter 13
The Press, Literary Achievements, etc
Chapter 14
Agriculture
Chapter 15
Public Institutions
Chapter 16
Banks and Banking
Chapter 17
The Medical Profession, past and present
Chapter 18
The Pioneer Preacher
Chapter 19
Present Religious Denominations of Miami County
Chapter 20
County Politics Old and New
Chapter 21
Some County History not generally known
Chapter 22
Manufacturers of the past and present.
Chapter 23
Fraternal Orders, Build & Loan Associations, population, etc
Photos
Selected photos from the book "Centennial History of Miami County Ohio,
1909" Many of them may also be viewed from within the biography
or chapter they pertain to.
Biographies
Pages 281-857 in this book are Biographies. There are over 600 of
them in this history, and they are on-line here. You may access them from
here or from the Main Biography Section that is found on the
main Miami County Page.
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