DescriptionToronto is one of the oldest timber house sin Ipswich. The land on which the house stands was first purchased by Elizabeth Lloyd on 6 April 1863 and shortly after a large timber house was built. Originally named 'Devonshire Cottage' it was renamed by James Alexander Jackes c.1882.References (online)Ipswich Houses: Toronto
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Buildings & StructuresTorontoDevonshire CottagePeople & FamiliesElizabeth LloydReverend Doctor MossopWilliam TamlynJames Alexander JackesRamsay familyJosephine RowlandsMcKelvie familyMedlin familyDon FollettFollett family
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