Very little is known of Henry & Rose Street. Henry and his brother were both Royal navy sailors serving aboard the ships listed above. Circa 1936 Rose died of what is thought to have been "blood poisoning" after a medical procedure. Subsequent to Rose’s sudden passing, and in keeping with the custom of that time, the 6 Street children were taken and placed into state care. Henry survived into the 1970’s but the family had been separated and little contact was kept between them.

Irene Street worked in “service” for Mrs. Fazer, reportedly a wonderful lady, until she retired with a respectable pension to the Bournemouth area in the late 1970's.

Derek married Audrey Holloway and built a small house in Upton. They moved to Acton Ontario to work at Avro in 1958. As that was not a good year for Avro, they eventually settled in Guelph Township (Eramosa Heights) Ontario. Derek worked at Budd Canada and became a CET until his retirement in the mid 1980’s. Audrey worked at the tannery in Acton before she became the St. Georges school secretary in Guelph. Later she became secretary to Dr. & Mrs. Stott, owners of Brooks Educational Publishing, a position she truly oved. They had 2 children, Cheryl and Kevin.