Elaine Nelthrop Burrows, Harlem businesswoman, died Sunday of a heart attack in Harlem Hospital. She was 66 years old and lived at 441 Convent Avenue.
Mrs. Burrows is survived by her husband, Daniel Burrows, a real estate broker and businessman who was one of the first black district leaders in Harlem and one of the first black Assemblymen.
In addition she leaves two daughters, Gloria Sparks of Los Angeles and Joyce Dinkins of New York, wife of David N. Dinkins, the City Clerk, and four grandchildren.
A paid notice was published in The New York Times on October 22, 1975, Page 48
Born in the Virgin Islands
Mrs. Burrows is survived by her husband, Daniel Burrows, a real estate broker and businessman who was one of the first black district leaders in Harlem and one of the first black Assemblymen.
In addition she leaves two daughters, Gloria Sparks of Los Angeles and Joyce Dinkins of New York, wife of David N. Dinkins, the City Clerk, and four grandchildren.
A paid notice was published in The New York Times on October 22, 1975, Page 48
Born in the Virgin Islands
Elaine Nelthrop Burrows, Harlem businesswoman, died Sunday of a heart attack in Harlem Hospital. She was 66 years old and lived at 441 Convent Avenue.
Mrs. Burrows is survived by her husband, Daniel Burrows, a real estate broker and businessman who was one of the first black district leaders in Harlem and one of the first black Assemblymen.
In addition she leaves two daughters, Gloria Sparks of Los Angeles and Joyce Dinkins of New York, wife of David N. Dinkins, the City Clerk, and four grandchildren.
A paid notice was published in The New York Times on October 22, 1975, Page 48
Born in the Virgin Islands
Mrs. Burrows is survived by her husband, Daniel Burrows, a real estate broker and businessman who was one of the first black district leaders in Harlem and one of the first black Assemblymen.
In addition she leaves two daughters, Gloria Sparks of Los Angeles and Joyce Dinkins of New York, wife of David N. Dinkins, the City Clerk, and four grandchildren.
A paid notice was published in The New York Times on October 22, 1975, Page 48
Born in the Virgin Islands
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