1917. The couple spent most of their married life in a pre-Revolutionary house on Turkey Lane in Cold Spring Harbor, New York, not far from Oyster Bay, where they had four children: Archibald Bulloch Roosevelt, Jr. (1918–1990), who married Katharine W. Tweed, daughter of Harrison Tweed, and later Selwa "Lucky" Showker Roosevelt (b. 1929) Theodora Roosevelt (1919–2008), who became a dancer and novelist under the name Theodora Keogh Nancy Dabney Roosevelt (1923–2010) Edith Kermit Roosevelt (1927–2003), a Barnard College graduate, married 1948–1952 to Alexander Gregory Barmine; parents of Margot Roosevelt In 1971, Archie's wife, Grace Lockwood Roosevelt, died in an automobile crash near her home on Turkey Lane in Cold Spring Harbor, with her husband at the wheel. On October 13, 1979, Roosevelt died of a stroke at the Stuart Convalescent Home in Stuart, Florida. He was 85 years old, the last child of Theodore and Edith to die (although his half-sister Alice would outlive him by four months). He is buried with his wife at Youngs Memorial Cemetery, Oyster Bay. His tombstone reads: "The old fighting man home from the wars." Descendants Roosevelt's grandson is Tweed Roosevelt (b. 1942), who is the chairman of Roosevelt China Investments, and is the President of the Board of Trustees of the Theodore Roosevelt Association. Publications Roosevelt, Theodore. Theodore Roosevelt on Race, Riots, Reds, Crime. Compiled by Archibald B. Roosevelt. West Sayville, New York: Probe Publishers, 1968. Zygmund, Dobbs. Red Intrigue and Race Turmoil. Foreword by Archibald B. Roosevelt. New York: The Alliance, Inc., 1954. Zygmund, Dobbs. The Great Deceit: Social Pseudo-Sciences. Foreword by Archibald B. Roosevelt. Sayville, NY: Veritas Publishing, 1964. See also References External links Quentin and his brother Archie and their father Theodore Roosevelt on film during World War I Theodore Roosevelt Association for short biographies on Archie and his family as well as other siblings Roosevelt & Cross U.S. Army in World War II, The War in the Pacific – Operation Cartwheel, The Reduction of Rabaul, New Guinea, US Army War College 1894 births 1979 deaths People from Washington, D.C. American people of Dutch descent United States Army personnel of World War I United States Army personnel of World War II American people of Scotch-Irish descent American people of Scottish descent Bulloch family Children of presidents of the United States Children of vice presidents of the United States Harvard University alumni Archibald Bulloch Roosevelt Schuyler family United States Army