Summary
Lloyd LaPeer, 18, was brought ashore after the February 1936 ice-floe breakaway near Charlevoix. The report identifies him as Cleo LaPeer’s son.
Evidence and limits
This episode-qualified record is based on one newspaper report. It gives no address, occupation, later history, or additional family information.
Open questions
- Can local records establish Lloyd LaPeer’s full identity and later life?
See also
- Ice-Floe Drift and Beaver Island Coast Guard Search in 1936
- Cleo LaPeer (ice-floe incident survivor, 1936)
Sources
- Charlevoix County Herald, February 14, 1936, “Lake Michigan Claims 2 Lives.”Names LaPeer as 18 and the son of Cleo LaPeer, and says Coast Guardsmen brought him ashore before the remaining trio drifted away.