Goodyear family

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Goodyear
Ethnicity Dutch American
Current region New York
Place of origin Netherlands
Members Charles W. Goodyear,
Anson Goodyear
Connected families Knox, Roosevelt, Thurn und Taxis families

The Goodyear family of New York is a prominent family from Buffalo, New York that owned and ran several businesses including the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad, Great Southern Lumber Company, Goodyear Lumber Co., Buffalo & Susquehanna Coal and Coke Co., and the New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Company. They were also involved in the arts, specifically Anson Goodyear, an organizer of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City who served as its first President and a member of the Board of Trustees.[1]

Prominent members

Charles W. Goodyear

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Frank H. Goodyear

Frank, the brother of Charles W. Goodyear, married Josephine and together they had four children: (1) Grace Goodyear, who married Ganson Depew in 1894. Depew, was the nephew of Chauncey Depew, President of New York Central and United States Senator from New York from 1900-1911. Ganson was admitted to the bar in 1887, but stopped practicing law to work for his father-in-law and became Manager of Goodyear Lumber Co., Vice-President of Buffalo and Susquehanna Coal, and assistant to the President of the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad.[2] (2) Josephine Goodyear, who married George Montgomery Sicard in 1900. Sicard, came from Utica, New York and his uncle, George J. Sicard, was a partner of Cleveland, Bissell & Sicard, and later of Goodyear's firm of Bissell, Sicard & Goodyear. George Sicard attended Utica Academy, graduated from Yale University in 1894 and received his law degree from New York University in 1895. Thereafter, he came to Buffalo where he began practice with Moot, Sprague & Brownell. After his marriage to Josephine, he went to work for the Goodyear companies. Josephine died in 1904 and soon afterwards Sicard, who purportedly did not get along with his Frank well, resigned from the Goodyear companies and moved to Pelham Manor where he lived the last thirty years of his life.[2] (3) Florence Goodyear, who married George Olds Wagner in 1902 in Buffalo. Florence attended the now defunct Saint Margaret's School, Buffalo and finishing school in New York City. George Olds Wagner was a graduate of Cornell University.[2] (4) Frank Henry Goodyear, Jr., who married Dorothy Knox. Dorothy was the daughter of Seymour and Grace Knox. Knox was known for forming the F. W. Woolworth Company with his cousin Frank Winfield Woolworth and held prominent positions in the Marine Trust Co. The Knox's lived in Buffalo and East Aurora and had a winter cottage on Jekyll Island, Georgia. Frank Jr. died in 1930 and Dorothy Knox later married Mr. Edmund Pendleton Rogers (1882-1966) in 1931. Frank Jr.'s son, Frank Henry Goodyear, III, was known as "Frank Goodyear, Sr." He graduated from Groton and Yale University, in 1941, and served at the Brooklyn Navy Yard during World War II. He founded the Environmental Research Institute, an environmental organization involved in research on the grizzly bear population in Yellowstone Park.[3] Frank Jr.'s daughter, Dorothy Knox Goodyear Wyckoff[4] She attended the Foxcroft School made her debut on Long Island and at Buffalo in 1935, and married Clinton Randolph Wyckoff Jr., of Buffalo, in 1937.[5] Her sister was Marjorie Goodyear Wilson died sometime before September 2015.[4] Their brother, Robert Millard Goodyear, also graduated from Groton, and served as a navigator with the Eighth Air Force in the World War II. After the war he attended Yale University, graduating in 1949. He was a pitcher and right fielder on the Yale baseball team and played for Yale in the College World Series in 1947 and 1948 with his good friend, George H.W. Bush, the 41st President of the United States of America. Robert moved to Aiken, South Carolina in 1951 where he purchased Longleaf Plantation with his brother, Frank, and developed a successful Aberdeen Angus cattle breeding operation, where he lived until his death.[6]

Anson Conger Goodyear

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Charles W. Goodyear V

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Family tree

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  • Dr. Bradley Goodyear (1816-1889), who married Esther P. Goodyear (née Kinne) (1822-1907)
    • Charles W. Goodyear (1946-1911), who married Ellen Portia Conger Goodyear (1863-1940)
      • Anson Conger Goodyear (1877-1964), who married Mary Forman, the daughter of George V. Forman.[1][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]
        • George Forman Goodyear (1906-2002), who married Sarah Norton (1911-1979)[15] in 1932.[16] After Sarah's death, he married Marion Gurney (née Spaulding) (1908-2001),[17] the mother of his son-in-law.[18]
          • Mary "Molly" Forman Goodyear (b. 1935), who married A. R. Gurney (b. 1930), a prominent playwright[18]
          • Anne Goodyear, who married Hudnut[19]
          • Sarah C. Goodyear[19]
        • Mary Goodyear (1907-1977), who married Theodore G. Kenefick (1898-1972)
        • Anson Conger Goodyear, Jr. (1911-1982)
        • Dr. Stephen Goodyear (1915-1998),[20] who first married Aline Fox in 1942. She died in 1943 and he then married Mary Van Rensselaer Robins (1919-2006),[21][22] the granddaughter of Thomas Robins Jr., in 1944.[23] Robins was the granddaughter of Mary Van Rensselaer Cogswell (1839-1871) and Andrew K. Cogswell (1839-1900). Goodyear and Robins divorced and in 1964, Robins married Julien D. McKee (1918-2006)[21][24]
          • Zachary Goodyear[21]
          • Jessica Goodyear[24]
          • Abigail Goodyear[24]
          • Talbot Goodyear[21]
      • Esther Permelia Goodyear (1881-?), who married Arnold Brooks Watson (1877-?).
        • Ella Portia Watson (1910-1985),[25] who married Stephen V.R. Spaulding, Jr. (1909-1977)[25]
          • Esther Spaulding[26]
          • Stephen. V. R. Spaulding, III[26]
        • Esther Watson (b. 1915), who married David Brooks Crane (1909-1954).[27]
        • Ann Watson (1916-1954), who married Edward B. Bickford (1909-1995), the son of Harold Childe Bickford & Mary Davidson Bickford.[28]
          • Mary Ann Bickford (b. 1939), who married Richard Bolling Patton (b. 1930)[28]
          • Patricia Bickford (b. 1941), who married Allen Lytel Greenough (b. 1941). They divorced in 1976 and Patricia married Thomas Peter Donnelly (b. 1942) in 1976.[28]
          • Susan Bickford (1944-1972), who married William Neil Thomas, III (b. 1944)[28]
          • Edward Watson Bickford (b. 1948), who married Katherine May Thomson (b. 1948)[28]
      • Charles Waterhouse Goodyear II, (1883-1967), who married Grace Rumsey (1883-1963) in 1908. Rumsey was the younger sister of Charles Cary Rumsey (1879–1922) and the niece of George Cary (1859-1945). They divorced and Charles married Marion Spaulding (mother to S.V.R. Spaulding Jr.) in 1935.[29]
        • Charles W. Goodyear III (1909-1968), who married Mary E. Thompson (1911-2000)
          • Charles W. Goodyear IV (b. 1933) aka "Charles W. Goodyear III"
            • James Lyles Goodyear, who married Mary Ann Keller in 1983.[30]
            • Charles W. Goodyear V (b. 1958), aka "Charles W. Goodyear IV", who married Elizabeth Dabezies in 1992[31]
          • David L. Goodyear
          • Andrew T. Goodyear, born October 3, 1939 and died April 13, 2001
          • Mary Easton Goodyear
        • Jane Goodyear, who married Hardin H. Littell
          • Anne Rumsey Littell
        • Laurence Rumsey Goodyear (1912-1995), who married Ruth A. Millett.
        • Austin Goodyear (1923-2008),[32] who first married Louisa Robins (1920-1992),[33] the granddaughter of Thomas Robins Jr.,[34] in 1939.[35] After Louisa's death in 1992, Goodyear married Sara Suleri (b. 1953) in 1993[36]
          • Grace Rumsey Goodyear (b. 1941), who married Franklin Delano Roosevelt III (b. 1938), grandson of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt, in 1962[37][38]
            • Phoebe Louisa Roosevelt (b. 1965)
            • Nicholas Martin Roosevelt (b. 1966)
            • Amelia "Amie" Roosevelt (b. 1966)
          • Cullen Goodyear[39]
          • Thomas R. Goodyear, who married to Barbara Marshall (1946-2007), the daughter of Paul P. Marshall and Marian Cunningham[40]
            • Ruth Goodyear, who married Mark Dunbar[40]
            • Heidi Goodyear, who married Justin Sachs[40]
            • Kristi Goodyear, who married John Powitsky[40]
            • Susan Goodyear, who married William DeLong[40]
            • Cullen Goodyear, who married Matthew Concannon[40]
      • Bradley Goodyear, (1885-?), who married Jeanette Bissell (?-1983).
        • Bradley Goodyear, Jr., (1911-1941/5), who married Suzanne Robinson.
        • John Goodyear, who married Julia Halls Owsley.
        • Frances "Fanny" Goodyear (1914-1975), who married Prince Ludwig "Louis" Della Torre e Tasso (1908-1985), son of Prince Alessandro della Torre e Tasso, 1st Duke of Castel Duino in 1939[41] They divorced in 1948 and Fanny married Daniel Barton Streeter (1909-1994) in 1949, the son of Daniel W. Streeter (1883–1964).[42]
          • Alexander Frederick Bradley, Prince della Torre e Tasso (1940-2011), who married Martha Singer (b. 1943) in 1966.[43] They divorced in 1989 and he married Connie Schmid[44]
            • Louise Jeannette Torre Tasso (b. 1967), who married James Hoare (b. 1943)[45]
            • Alexander Torre Tasso (b. 1968)[45]
            • Helen Torre Tasso (b. 1977)[45]
          • Daniel Streeter[45]
          • Bradley Streeter[45]
        • Thomas Goodyear[46]
    • Frank Henry Goodyear, who married Josephine Looney (?-1915) in 1871
      • Grace Goodyear (b. 1872), who married Ganson Depew (b. 1862), nephew of Chauncey Depew, in 1894.[2]
      • Josephine Goodyear (b. 1874), who married George Montgomery Sicard (b. 1872) in 1900.[2]
      • Florence Goodyear, who married George Olds Wagner in 1902[2]
      • Frank Henry Goodyear, Jr. (1891-1930), who married Dorothy Knox (1896-1980), the daughter of Seymour H. Knox and sister of Seymour H. Knox II. After Frank Jr.'s death, Dorothy married Edmund Pendleton Rogers (1882-1966) in 1931.
        • Frank Henry Goodyear, III (1918-2013) aka "Frank Henry Goodyear, Sr."[47]
        • Dorothy Knox Goodyear Wyckoff, (1917-1999),[4] who married Clinton Randolph Wyckoff Jr. in 1937.[48]
        • Marjorie Goodyear (1920-2015), who married Wilson[4]
        • Robert Millard Goodyear (1925-2011).[49]

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Museum of Modern Art, Imagining the Future of The Museum of Modern Art, 1998, page 82
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  7. ↑ New York Times, A. Conger Goodyear, 86, Dies, April 24, 1964
  8. ↑ George F. Goodyear, Goodyear Family History, 1976, page 137
  9. ↑ Arshile Gorky, Matthew Spender, Arshile Gorky: Goats on the Roof: A Life in Letters and Documents, 2009, page 148
  10. ↑ New York Hospital. Society, Annual Report, 1963, page 5
  11. ↑ Hood Museum of Art, T. Barton Thurber, European Art at Dartmouth: Highlights From the Hood Museum of Art, 2008, page 197
  12. ↑ Ernest N. Harmon, Combat Commander: Autobiography of a Soldier, 1970, page 307
  13. ↑ James Trager, The New York Chronology, 2004, page 653
  14. ↑ Jay Boone, Anson Conger Goodyear page, Find A Grave, accessed September 1, 2012
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