Miami County, Ohio
Founding: 1807
Parent county: Montgomery
Parent county: Montgomery
Namesake: The Miami River
Seat: Troy (1807–)
Seat: Troy (1807–)
Land area: 407 square miles
Population (2020): 108,774
Population (historic): 3,941 (1810); 19,688 (1840); 32,740 (1870); 43,105 (1900); 51,301 (1930)
Periods of population growth: pre-1810–2020
Subdivisions: Three cities; nine villages; 12 townships
Pre-1940 residences (estimated): 10,594 (23.9%)
Pre-1940 housing survival rate: 72%
Pre-1860 housing survival rate (1940): 21.4%
Pre-1940 housing survival rate: 72%
Pre-1860 housing survival rate (1940): 21.4%
Farm housing in disrepair (1950): 4.2%
Nonfarm housing in disrepair (1950): 5.4%
Average farmhouse value (1930): $1,855
Average outbuilding value (1930): $1,829
Average farmhouse value (1930): $1,855
Average outbuilding value (1930): $1,829
Number of farms (1920): 3,260
Average farm size (1920): 66.9 acres
Sources of settlement: Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, Germany, and New Jersey
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Namesake: The legendary Anatolian city of Troy
Average farm size (1920): 66.9 acres
Sources of settlement: Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, Germany, and New Jersey
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Troy
Founding: 1807 (platting); 1813 (incorporation)
Population (2020): 26,305
Population (historic): 179 (1810); 1,956 (1850); 3,803 (1880); 5,881 (1900); 8,675 (1930)
Periods of population growth: 1807–2020
Pre-1940 residences (estimated): 2,055 (17.9%)
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Pre-1940 residences (estimated): 2,055 (17.9%)
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Outstanding Buildings
- James Armstrong Farm (1828). 6770 Bethel–Elizabeth Road. Bethel. Federal.
- Elias Staley Farm (1835). 7095 Staley Road. Bethel. Federal.
- William Baumgardner House (1857). 8390 US Highway 40. Bethel. Greek Revival.
- Samuel Sullivan House (c. 1860). 8787 Sullivan Road. Bethel. Gothic Revival. Razed.
- John Dye House (1813). 9 Children's Home Road. Elizabeth.
- Stephen Green Farm (c. 1860). 955 Children's Home Road. Elizabeth. Greek Revival.
- Andrew Sayers Farm (c. 1850). 1165 Children's Home Road. Elizabeth. Greek Revival.
- David Baird Farm (c. 1850). 2590 Dayton–Brandt Road. Elizabeth. Greek Revival.
- John Saylor Farm (c. 1830). 3791 Gearhart Road. Elizabeth. Federal.
- John Sheets House (1892). 1761 Knoop Road. Elizabeth. Eastlake.
- Andrew Sheets House (c. 1820). 4525 McCandliss Road. Elizabeth.
- Isaac Sheets House (1841). 3110 State Route 41. Elizabeth. Greek Revival.
- Jacob Armstrong Farm (1867). 7815 State Route 41. Elizabeth. Italianate.
- Levi Hart Farm (1861). 4163 Walnut Grove Road. Elizabeth. Italianate.
- Darius Weddle Farm (1893). 535 Weddle Road. Elizabeth. Queen Anne.
- Henry Knoop Farm (c. 1890). 3360 State Route 589. Lost Creek. Eastlake.
- Isaac Heikes Farm (c. 1880). 780 South Hyatt Street. Monroe. Eastlake.
- Furnas Kerr Farm (c. 1870). 1638 State Route 571. Monroe. Gothic Revival.
- John Cassel Farm (1866). 9540 Covington–Gettysburg Road. Newberry. Greek Revival.
- Jeremiah Fenner Farm (c. 1835). 5845 Fenner Road. Newton. Federal.
- Benjamin Iddings Log House (1804). Horseshoe Bend Road. Newton.
- John McKee House (1859). 9744 Country Club Road. Spring Creek. Greek Revival.
- Garbry House (c. 1900). 1367 Garbry Road. Spring Creek. Queen Anne.
- Mary Widney House (c. 1880). 9382 Piqua–Lockington Road. Spring Creek. Italianate.
- Mark Knoop House (c. 1875). 1069 Knoop Road. Staunton. Italianate.
- Asa Coleman Farm (c. 1850). 2249 Piqua–Troy Road. Staunton. Greek Revival.
- Joseph Hance Farm (c. 1880). 1318 State Route 202. Staunton. Second Empire.
- Benjamin Enyart Farm (c. 1870). 1646 State Route 202. Staunton. Italianate.
- Daniel Brown Farm (c. 1845). Piqua–Troy Road, across from Loxley Lane. Staunton. Greek Revival. Razed.
- Orrmont / Aaron Orr House (1895). 1612 South Main Street. Washington. Tudor Revival.
- Mitchell Morrow Farm (c. 1875). 5140 Washington Road. Washington. Italianate.
- David Statler Farm (c. 1855/1875). 5330 County Road 25A. Washington. Italianate. Razed.
- John Johnston Farm (1812–1815). 9845 North Hardin Road. Washington. Federal.
- Richard Morrow Farm (c. 1840). 4710 Washington Road. Washington.
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