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The Ithaca Journal
Saturday, 17 August 1929

         Moravia, Aug. 17 - HENRY LEWIS BURLEW, 69, one
       of the most widely known residents of southern
       Cayuga County, died early Thursday morning at
       his home at Owasco Lake Station. He had been ill
       a long time. MR. BURLEW was born in the town of
       Springport but passed the greater part of his
       life in the town of Fleming. He was the son of
       CHARLES A. and PHOEBE WYCKOFF BURLEW. In early
       youth he engaged in farming at Savannah in Wayne
       County. He purchased the Wyckoff farm in Fleming
       40 years ago, where he operated the farm and con-
       ducted a general store. He was the owner as well
       as the breeder of several fast trotters and
       pacers. He was a skilled reinsman and was well
       known in light harness racing circles. He was
       a member of the Scipio Masonic Lodge. He is sur-
       vived by his widow; three sons, HENRY W. BURLEW
       of Auburn, HOLLIS and HUGH BURLEW of Owasco Lake
       Station; and a sister, MRS. E. M. VICTOR of Phila-
       delphia, Pa. Funeral services will be conducted 
       from the home at 2 o'clock on Sunday afternoon.
       Rev. Frank Van Alden of Skaneateles will officiate.
       Interment will be made at Union Springs.
       
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