Dorothy Knox Goodyear Rogers
American
Dorothy Knox was a member of the prominent Knox family of Buffalo, New York. - AsNotedIn
Lineage
- Father Seymour Horace Knox
- Mother Grace Millard Knox
- Brother: Seymour Horace Knox II
Dorothy Knox was a member of the prominent Knox family of Buffalo, New York. - AsNotedIn
Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
1896/00/00 | Grace Knox gives birth to a daughter, Dorothy Virginia Knox. | Born | |||||
1904/00/00 | Scott Fitzgerald learns the Vienna Waltz and other dances at the Twentieth Century Club, Buffalo, NY. Scott partners include Dorothy Knox, sister of Seymour Knox, and Harriet Mack. The Mack family owns the Buffalo Times. | Education | Twentieth Century Club (Buffalo, NY) | Buffalo, NY | |||
1915/00/00 | Dorothy Virginia Knox marries Frank H Goodyear Jr. She and husband live at 672 Delaware Ave, the house where her Frank grew up beginning at age 16. His mother died in 1915 and left him the house. | Bride | Delaware Avenue Historic District | Buffalo, NY | |||
1917/00/00 | Dorothy and Frank Goodyear build the main house at the Knox Farm in East Aurora. | Home | Knox Farm State Park | New York | |||
1929/00/00 | Dorothy and Frank Goodyear sell the house to Dorothy's brother, Seymour II and build a grander house three miles away on North Davis Road. | Home | Knox Farm State Park | New York | |||
1980/12/28 | Dorothy Knox Goodyear Rogers dies in Aiken, South Carolina. She is buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Buffalo, New York. | Died | Forest Lawn Cemetery | Buffalo, NY |