John Streett

[2][5] Major General Samuel Smith commended Streett for his "bravery and efficiency in action".

[1][2] They had seven sons and two daughters, James, John M., William, Shadrach, Thomas, St. Clair, Abraham, Mary and Charlotte.

[2][11] The community of Street, Maryland, previously Highland, was named after Streett's family following the placement of a post office.

It was named Street due to the large land holdings in the area by the Streett family.

[5] In 1915, a portrait of Streett by painter Paul Hallwig was hung at the courthouse in Bel Air.