Ocean County , NJ History

from New Jersey Courier 15 Dec 1900 Dr. James Palmer Cleaver, son of Mrs. C.P. Cleaver, died at the Palmer house, Lakewood, on Thursday morning. He was twenty six years of age. His health broke down four years ago when he was physician in the French hospital in New York, and he went to Texas. There his health was restored so much that he built up a large practice. But last winter he had a severe attack of the grippe from which he never recovered. He came north from Texas in June and has lived here ever since. The funeral services were held at the Palmer house Saturday at noon. Rev. D. L. Schwartz officiating. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Dr. Cleaver leaves a wife and two children.

from New Jersey Courier 15 Dec 1900 Dr. James Palmer Cleaver, son of Mrs. C.P. Cleaver, died at the Palmer house, Lakewood, on Thursday morning. He was twenty six years of age. His health broke down four years ago when he was physician in the French hospital in New York, and he went to Texas. There his health was restored so much that he built up a large practice. But last winter he had a severe attack of the grippe from which he never recovered. He came north from Texas in June and has lived here ever since. The funeral services were held at the Palmer house Saturday at noon. Rev. D. L. Schwartz officiating. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Dr. Cleaver leaves a wife and two children.