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'''Lewis H. Spence '''was a grandson of [[John R. Dunlap|John R. Dunlap]], who owned great camp [[Woodwil|Woodwil]] on [[Markham Point|Markham Point]], [[ | '''Lewis H. Spence '''was a grandson of [[John R. Dunlap|John R. Dunlap]], who owned great camp [[Woodwil|Woodwil]] on [[Markham Point|Markham Point]], [[Upper Saranac Lake]] . Spence spent four summers with his grandfather at Woodwil, starting in 1930 when he was 11, an experience that he wrote about in ''[[A Mountain View]]'', published posthumously in 2002. Spence has a stone in the tiny cemetery near [[Church of the Ascension]] in [[Saranac Inn]]; two matching stones nearby list Eleanor K. Spence (1921 - 2003) and Colin Sewell Spence (1969 - 1995). | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:58, 8 January 2026
Born: October 31, 1920
Died: May 12, 1998
Married: Eleanor K. Spence
Children: Padraic, Harry, Matthew, Olivia
Lewis H. Spence was a grandson of John R. Dunlap, who owned great camp Woodwil on Markham Point, Upper Saranac Lake . Spence spent four summers with his grandfather at Woodwil, starting in 1930 when he was 11, an experience that he wrote about in A Mountain View, published posthumously in 2002. Spence has a stone in the tiny cemetery near Church of the Ascension in Saranac Inn; two matching stones nearby list Eleanor K. Spence (1921 - 2003) and Colin Sewell Spence (1969 - 1995).
External link:
- Neal Burdick, Adirondack Explorer, January 2003, Review of Spence's A Mountain View
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