In 1850, Raymer was a Commision Merchant in New York City.
Member of the Order of the United Americans of Hoboken.
New York Daily Tribune, August 22 1850
FOUND DROWNED.-Justice Cutter was called on Tuesday morning, to examine the body or Raymond [Ramer] Veldran, of Hoboken, who was found by Abram Post in the water on Daniel Crane's water lots. Veldran was out last Saturday with a party, in a small boat, which ran on the rocks at Cavan Point and sunk. All the party were rescued but Veldran, who could not swim. Veldran was about 18 years old, was a member of the order of United Americans of Hoboken, and much esteemed by his associates. His parents live at the corner of Washington and Fourth Sts. Hoboken. Justice Cutter did not consider an inquest necessary. The body was taken away by the father.
Member of the Order of the United Americans of Hoboken.
New York Daily Tribune, August 22 1850
FOUND DROWNED.-Justice Cutter was called on Tuesday morning, to examine the body or Raymond [Ramer] Veldran, of Hoboken, who was found by Abram Post in the water on Daniel Crane's water lots. Veldran was out last Saturday with a party, in a small boat, which ran on the rocks at Cavan Point and sunk. All the party were rescued but Veldran, who could not swim. Veldran was about 18 years old, was a member of the order of United Americans of Hoboken, and much esteemed by his associates. His parents live at the corner of Washington and Fourth Sts. Hoboken. Justice Cutter did not consider an inquest necessary. The body was taken away by the father.
In 1850, Raymer was a Commision Merchant in New York City.
Member of the Order of the United Americans of Hoboken.
New York Daily Tribune, August 22 1850
FOUND DROWNED.-Justice Cutter was called on Tuesday morning, to examine the body or Raymond [Ramer] Veldran, of Hoboken, who was found by Abram Post in the water on Daniel Crane's water lots. Veldran was out last Saturday with a party, in a small boat, which ran on the rocks at Cavan Point and sunk. All the party were rescued but Veldran, who could not swim. Veldran was about 18 years old, was a member of the order of United Americans of Hoboken, and much esteemed by his associates. His parents live at the corner of Washington and Fourth Sts. Hoboken. Justice Cutter did not consider an inquest necessary. The body was taken away by the father.
Member of the Order of the United Americans of Hoboken.
New York Daily Tribune, August 22 1850
FOUND DROWNED.-Justice Cutter was called on Tuesday morning, to examine the body or Raymond [Ramer] Veldran, of Hoboken, who was found by Abram Post in the water on Daniel Crane's water lots. Veldran was out last Saturday with a party, in a small boat, which ran on the rocks at Cavan Point and sunk. All the party were rescued but Veldran, who could not swim. Veldran was about 18 years old, was a member of the order of United Americans of Hoboken, and much esteemed by his associates. His parents live at the corner of Washington and Fourth Sts. Hoboken. Justice Cutter did not consider an inquest necessary. The body was taken away by the father.
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