History of The City of Troy

Date: [unknown] [unknown]
Location: Troy, Rensselaer, New York, United States

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Contents 1 History of The City of Troy 1.1 Available online at these locations: 1.2 Table of Contents

History of The City of Troy

With maps and statistical tables, by A. G. Bardin, C.E.

• by Arthur James Weise, A.M. (1838-1910 or 11)
• published by William H. Young, 8 & 9 First Street, Troy, N.Y., 1876
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Available online at these locations:

• https://books.google.com/books?id=ZHf9NGtZ8TYC
• https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008589250
• https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009559827
• https://archive.org/details/historyofcityoft01weis
• https://archive.org/details/historyofcityoft00weis
• https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/16652/

Table of Contents

• Chapter I. From the country to the village. 1630 to 1786
• Chapter II. From the beginning to the incorporation of the village.-1789 to 1794
• Chapter III. From the incorporation of the Village to the closing year of the century 1794 to 1800
• Chapter IV. Manners and customs of the people. 1786 to 1800
• Chapter V. From the closing year of the eighteenth century to the incorporation of the city. 1800 to 1816
• Chapter VI. From the incorporation of the city to the visit of Gen. La Fayette 1816 to 1824
• Chapter VII. From the establishment of the Rensselaer School to the Great Landslide. 1824 to 1837
• Chapter VIII. From the mob on St. Patrick's day to the second large fire. 1837 to 1854
• Chapter IX. From the large fire of 1854 to the great fire of 1862
• Chapter X. From the great fire of 1862 to the fourth of July, 1876
• President of the Village of Troy
• Trustees of the Village of troy
• Clerks
• Village Treasurers
• Village Collectors
• Village Assessors
• Fire Wardens of the village of troy
• Village Fire Engineers
• Mayors of Troy
• Recorders of Troy
• Aldermen
• Chamberlains of Troy
• City Comptrollers
• City Clerks
• Troy Fire Department
• Chief Engineers from 1816 to 1876
• Postmasters of Troy
• Representatives in the assembly, from Rensselaer county, from 1792 to 1847
• City members of assembly. 1848 to 1875
• City judges. 1791 to 1876
• Surrogates of Rensselaer County, from 1791 to 1876
• District attorneys, from 1818 to 1876
• County Clerks, from 1791 to 1876
• County Treasurers, from 1791 to 1876
• Sheriffs of Rensselaer County. From 1791 to 1876
• Census of the village and city of Troy
• The Churches of Troy
• Pastors of the churches, from their organization to the present
• Banks of Troy
• Physicians of Troy, 1876
• List of Lawyers practicing in Troy from 1791 to 1876
• Manufactures and Productions, 1875
• Troy Directories, completed list published since 1829
• Newspapers
• Local societies and corporations. Masonic
• I.O. of O.F.
• Knights of Malta
• Knights of Pythias
• Orangemen
• Grand Army of the republic
• Lodges
• Schools
• Manufacturing Companies
• Miscellaneous
• Temperance
• Young Men's Association
• Military
• Necrological list
• Opening and closing of navigation of the Hudson river since 1789
• Opening and closing of the canals from 1824 to 1875 inclusive
• List of Steamboats on the Hudson river, plying between Troy and New York, form 1807 to 1876
• Statement
• A table of the valuation of real and personal property of the city of Troy, from 1825 to 1875
• Temperature
• Records of warmest days at Troy N.Y. form 1856 to 1857
• Meteorological Record of the rain fall at Troy
• Index
• Maps