Together, they were the parents of: Evelyn Goodwin (1896–1977), who married Barclay Harding Farr (1890–1976), the headmaster of Allendale School. Mary Katherine Goodwin (b. 1899), who married George Candee Buell (b. 1893), son of George Clifford Buell, in 1920. Thomas Rutherfoord Le Baron Goodwin (1901–1962), who married Mary Nash Tatem in 1925. He later married Mary Randolph Mordecai (1906–1990) in 1940. After his first wife's death in 1915, he was married to Ethel Howard (1887–1954), the daughter of John Clarke Howard, in 1918. They were the parents of: Edward Howard Goodwin (1919–2010), who married Alice Barraud Cocke (1920–2010) in 1942. William Archer Rutherfoord Goodwin Jr. (1921–1943), who died during the allied invasion of Sicily in World War II. John Seton Goodwin. Goodwin died in Williamsburg in 1939, and was buried in his beloved parish church. His widow died in 1954. Legacy Today Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area occupies 173 acres (700,000 m2) and includes 88 original buildings and more than 50 major reconstructions. It is joined by the Colonial Parkway to the two other sides of the Historic Triangle. At Jamestown, in 1607, England established its first permanent colony in the Americas. At Yorktown in 1781, the Continental Army under George Washington won a decisive victory during the American Revolutionary War to end British rule. Virginia's Historic Triangle area is a major tourist attractions, with Goodwin's Bruton Parish Church and Colonial Williamsburg as the centerpiece. See also Colonial Williamsburg References External links 1869 births 1939 deaths American Episcopal clergy People from Williamsburg, Virginia Religious leaders from Rochester, New York Writers from Richmond, Virginia Roanoke College alumni Virginia Theological Seminary alumni Burials at Bruton Parish Church