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322 Emily Street The house was built in 1860 for John Robinson, a Grand Trunk Railway civil engineer. Three years later it was sold to retired St Marys merchant Milner Harrison. (See Biography of Milner Harrison ) who lived there until his death in 1887. Dr. Thomas Sparks lived here before moving to 236 Jones St.
107 Water St North This cottage is one of four houses built in 1870 on adjoining lots by Robert Barbour for local businesswoman Fanny Moore Adam. (The other houses are at 99 Water St N and 100 & 106 Wellington Street N. It was occupied by Fanny Adam's sister Jane Stafford and her family.	© stmarysheritage.juplo.com

75 Water St North From the heritage plaque: "Originally dating to the 1850s a major addition was built circa 1870 for woollen manufacturer Steven Myers. The farmhouse is a well preserved example of an early stucco house, one of the few remaining in St Marys. The house is notable for the interesting French windows with a gothic window beneath the gable." Stephen Myers operated a woolen mill for more than a quarter of century that employed over 30. © stmarysheritage.juplo.com		© stmarysheritage.juplo.com
		136 Water St South The original owner of this 1860 was stonecutter James Whitson. The front is built of broken-coursed limestone, the sides of coursed rubble.