Herriott Street History — Rachel McRae Joann Voyce

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Herriott Street History  — Rachel McRae Joann Voyce
Rachel McRae photo 1911

photo Rachel McRae

Joann Voyce 84 Herriott St I believe. I have some pics taken in 1930’s near what is now 31 Herriott St Enclosed is my Great grandfather’s will from 1916 with mention of houses on Herriott St

Joann Voyce

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Joann Voyce 31 Herriott St 1930’s

Joann Voyce The house on the Immediate left with the veranda was in the 1950’s a nursing home where the elderly ladies did the baking and cooking and the elderly gents did the gardening. The all sat out on chairs on that veranda in the sunshine.

Joann Voyce One of the houses is now 75 Herriott St. Up on the face of the brick you can read a cement plaque with the initials WM for William Miller, For years this home was occupied by the Weedmarks and Lois (Weedmark) Bennett told me about my great grandfather’s initials being there. Another one was 98 Herriott St.

Rachel McRae Joann Voyce that’s them! My grandfather always says he was to inherit this house but something happened with the will and he didn’t! But I never take the time to go see which one it actually is on Herriott St.

Joann Voyce


The ones on Moffatt were the corner house on Townline and Moffatt–

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The Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
15 May 1911, Mon  •  Page 10

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