County

Waldo County (set off from Lincoln County and Hancock County to Kennebec County in 1799, to Waldo County in 1827)

 Incorporated

1812 as the town of Kingville from Bridge's Plantation; name changed to Joy in 1815; name changed in 1826 to Montgomery; name changed in 1827 to Troy

 Previous Designations

Township No. 4, First Range NWP (T4 R1 NWP); Bridgetown Plantation (Bridgestown Plantation)

 Boundary Changes

Part of Twenty-Five Mile Plantation (now Burnham) was annexed in 1819

 Villages, Locations and Settlements

Cooks Corner, East Troy, Gerrish Corner, Greens Corner, Hales Corner, Mitchell Corner, North Troy (former post office), Pine Hill, Rogers Corner (Rogers Corners), Smarts Corner, Troy (Troy Corner), Troy Center, Ward Hill, West Troy (formerly post office)

 Adjacent Towns and Townships

Burnham, Detroit, Dixmont, Jackson, Plymouth, Thorndike, Unity

 Maps

Historical USGS Maps of Troy, Maine

 Cemeteries

Webb Family Cemetery

 Miscellaneous Resources

The Journal of Allain Faustina Whitaker Waning of the Webb & Whitaker Familes of Troy, Maine

 Military Records

World War I Soldiers Index: Troy

 General Resources

FamilySearch Catalog: Troy, Waldo, Maine

 Bibliography

Hillman, Ralph E., comp., Vital records of Troy, Maine, prior to 1892 (Rockport, Me.: Picton Press, 1995)