Bradley Goodyear

[3] His sister, Esther Permelia Goodyear, married Arnold Brooks Watson.

[5] The family lived at 888 Delaware Avenue in Buffalo, which was built in 1903 for the Goodyears by architect E.B.

[1] Reportedly, Goodyear retired from his law practice in c. 1923 when his partner Donovan, who was then also the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of New York, had his agents raid Buffalo's private Saturn Club (of which both men were members and which Goodyear was a Dean of) and confiscated large amounts of illegal liquor.

[6] During the War, Goodyear went overseas with the 106th Field Artillery, with whom he had earlier served in the Mexican Border campaign.

[1] Together, they were the parents of: Goodyear spent most of his last three decades at his country home in Springfield Center near Cooperstown, New York, known as Cary Mede, which they bought in 1920.