From the Tennessee State Gazetteer and Business Directory, 1876-77, by R. L. Polk & Co.

TROY.

The county seat of Obion County and a station on the Paducah and Memphis R.R., in a thrifty village of about 600 inhabitants. It is located near the center of the county, 10 miles south of Union City, 28 north of Trenton and 167 west of Nashville.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

• BENNETT, W. H. – wines and liquors.
• BENNETT, W. H. – saloon.
• BRICE, Walter – physician.
• BRIGHT, D. – physician.
• BRIGHT, M. – saddler.
• BRIGHT, Edward, blacksmith.
• CROCKETT, H. H. – livery stable.
• CROCKETT AND SON – general store.
• ERWIN, John – general store.
• EVERETT, Wm. – grocer.
• FOULK, W. – miller.
• HEAD, H. W. – physician.
• HUEY, W. G. – general store.
• MADDEN, Thomas – saloon
• MOFFATT, J. S. & Sons – general store.
• MURPHEY BROS. – carriagemakers.
• REEVES, J. J. – general store.
• STEAGALA, Frank – saloon.
• WALTON, E. S. – tailor.
• WEDDINGTON, A. B. – physician.
• WEDDINGTON & MARBERRY – druggists.