Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
NameDr. Clarence Elwood Beverly
Birth6 Aug 1923, Washington, DC
Death25 Dec 2007, Fort Washington, Prince George's County, Maryland
OccupationAnesthesiologist
EducationMPH, MD
FatherThomas Beverly (~1890-)
MotherElsie Unknown
Spouses
Birth2 May 1927, Borough of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York City, New York
Death19 Mar 2015, Borough of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York City, New York
OccupationScript Supervisor, Television Producer, Fund Raiser, Science Teacher
EducationBA, MPA
ReligionBaptist, Unitarian Universalist
Father(John Carey Robinson) Kisin (1876-1950)
MotherIrene Hite (1887-1966)
Children(Living, Female)
Notes for Dr. Clarence Elwood Beverly
3
Family from Barbados
US Federal Census Washington, Washington, District of Columbia
All listed as Negro
Joseph L Brown 39
Katie E Brown 42
Thomas C Beverly 27 - listed as step-son to
Elsie L Beverly 27
Mary Beverly 78
Mckinley Speights 31
Mary E Speights 30
Naoma Speights 18
[13]
Charles Poulson
Mack Speights 3
Thomas Beverly 8
Clarence Beverly 6
Robert L Beverly 1
He was a veteran of WWII, a corporal although he must have served at the very end of the war.
He chose note to marry Ruth when she became pregnant with Irene. Instead Ruth returned to her family in Brooklyn.
Dr. Beverly was a board certified anesthesiologist in Maryland, New Jersey and New York states.
He studied at Howard University as an undergraduate
He graduated in 1958, from Meharry Medical College
He became head of Anesthesia for Beth Israel Medical Center, Newark, NJ
His medical career ended on a sad note:
Doctor's insurers liable for damages nearing $2 million
February 22, 1991 By David Michael Ettlin
In an unusual trial, a medical malpractice insurance company has been found liable for almost $2 million in damages for negligence and bad faith representation of an anesthesiologist in refusing to settle a brain-damage case out of court.
The beneficiary of the jury verdict returned Tuesday in Baltimore Circuit Court is Deborah L. Evans, 43, a former city schoolteacher who suffered brain damage while under anesthesia during a routine gynecological operation at the old Lutheran Hospital in 1983.
Ms. Evans sued the anesthesiologist -- Dr. Clarence E. Beverly, who had suffered a serious brain injury in a 1975 fall and was told by his doctors to give up that practice. Another malpractice case involving the death of one of his patients at the Wyman Park Health System that year was settled for $1 million, and Dr. Beverly's Maryland license later was revoked.
A Maryland Health Claims Arbitration Office panel initially awarded Ms. Evans $500,000. Her lawyer, Marvin Ellin, sought the $1 million maximum under Dr. Beverly's insurance coverage from Medical Mutual and threatened to take the malpractice case before a Circuit Court jury.
http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1991-02-22/news/1...alpractice-insurance
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/19...8-8fd0-145b397ab6af/
Dr. Beverly surrendered his license to practice in New York State on February 26, 1988
He petitioned for and was reinstated on September 19, 1997
He went on to work with drug abuse patients and on issues related to Addiction Medicine and to teach at Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tennessee.
Family from Barbados
US Federal Census Washington, Washington, District of Columbia
All listed as Negro
Joseph L Brown 39
Katie E Brown 42
Thomas C Beverly 27 - listed as step-son to
Elsie L Beverly 27
Mary Beverly 78
Mckinley Speights 31
Mary E Speights 30
Naoma Speights 18
[13]
Charles Poulson
Mack Speights 3
Thomas Beverly 8
Clarence Beverly 6
Robert L Beverly 1
He was a veteran of WWII, a corporal although he must have served at the very end of the war.
He chose note to marry Ruth when she became pregnant with Irene. Instead Ruth returned to her family in Brooklyn.
Dr. Beverly was a board certified anesthesiologist in Maryland, New Jersey and New York states.
He studied at Howard University as an undergraduate
He graduated in 1958, from Meharry Medical College
He became head of Anesthesia for Beth Israel Medical Center, Newark, NJ
His medical career ended on a sad note:
Doctor's insurers liable for damages nearing $2 million
February 22, 1991 By David Michael Ettlin
In an unusual trial, a medical malpractice insurance company has been found liable for almost $2 million in damages for negligence and bad faith representation of an anesthesiologist in refusing to settle a brain-damage case out of court.
The beneficiary of the jury verdict returned Tuesday in Baltimore Circuit Court is Deborah L. Evans, 43, a former city schoolteacher who suffered brain damage while under anesthesia during a routine gynecological operation at the old Lutheran Hospital in 1983.
Ms. Evans sued the anesthesiologist -- Dr. Clarence E. Beverly, who had suffered a serious brain injury in a 1975 fall and was told by his doctors to give up that practice. Another malpractice case involving the death of one of his patients at the Wyman Park Health System that year was settled for $1 million, and Dr. Beverly's Maryland license later was revoked.
A Maryland Health Claims Arbitration Office panel initially awarded Ms. Evans $500,000. Her lawyer, Marvin Ellin, sought the $1 million maximum under Dr. Beverly's insurance coverage from Medical Mutual and threatened to take the malpractice case before a Circuit Court jury.
http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1991-02-22/news/1...alpractice-insurance
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/19...8-8fd0-145b397ab6af/
Dr. Beverly surrendered his license to practice in New York State on February 26, 1988
He petitioned for and was reinstated on September 19, 1997
He went on to work with drug abuse patients and on issues related to Addiction Medicine and to teach at Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tennessee.