Persoonlijke gegevens
| Naam | Street |
|---|---|
| Initialen | E.R. |
| Voornaam | Edmund Rochfort; 20.05.1876 |
| Geboortedatum en -plaats | London, Ontario |
| Land van dienst | Canada |
| Beroep | Career Soldier |
| Familie | Son of the Hon. William Puvis Rochfort, Judge of High Court, Ontario, and Eleanor (nee Smyth) Street, of 10, Mackenzie Avenue, Rosedale, Toronto, Canada |
Extra informatie
- Information
- Served as Captain in the Hampshire Regiment at Multa, India. Also served in South Africa (1901)
Militaire gegevens
| Rang | Major |
|---|---|
| Regiment / Eenheid | 3 Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regt) |
| Sterfdatum | |
| Leeftijd | 40 |
| Begraafplaats / Gedenkteken | Grove Town Cemetery, Meaulte, I.B.7 |
Andere informatie
- Information 1
- Communicants' Roll: "Mrs Langton, 36 Dunbar Rd, Toronto - £10 Major Street". With this gift from Major Street's sister, a picture called 'Venez à Moi' was bought in St. Omer in 1916 and hung in the Upper Room as a memorial.
- Information 2
- On 05.12.1915, he came round with Tubby to explore the House, prior to its opening the following week. Signed Visitors' Book on 21.12.15.
- Information 3
- Early Jan. 1916, returning from leave in England, he brought over a portable harmonium for Talbot House. This 'groan-box' was used throughout the war both in the Upper Room and on Tubby's visits to the front line.
- Information 4
- "Killed in action. D.S.O. Mark XI, Mark Ic." - Mark XI = Leicester
Media
Bronnen
- Source 1
- Red Book, p.90v
- Source 2
- VB 1, p.6
- Source 3
- Liber Vitae 1923
- Source 4
- Liber Vitae 1928