upon their oaths, do say: that she came to her death [?] have no doubt from Diesase of the heart

do say upon their oaths that the said Child . . .died by the visitation of God in a natural way

do say upon their oaths that the said James Cook came to his death by the visitation of God

upon their oaths do say, that from the evidence before us by misfortune and that said misfortune was caused by the bursting of an artery And So the said jurors aforesaid, do say, that the aforesaid Emaline Jackson came to her death in manner and form

We the Jury after viewing the Body of Miss Nivius find that the dec'd aforsaid she came to her death from natural causes

upon their oaths do say . . .that the deseast came to her death by the visitation of god or some unknown cause

do Say upon their oaths that; the said Drusilla Philips on the 17th day of June in the year one thousand Eight Hundred and forty one at Abram Philips her husbands own House, in the distrct afore said was found dead that she had no Marks of violence upon her and died by the visitation of God in a natural way and not otherwise.

upon their oaths do say that the deceased Clarence Rodgers, came to his death from congestion of the lungs at the Residence of Hanibal Willis[.]

upon their oaths do say that he came to his death by some means or disease to the jurors unknown

upon their oaths, do say: that we are convinced that the above Angeline Allen came to her death from natural causes

upon their oaths do say that Freeman Cook came to his death from natural causes.

do say upon their oaths, that the said Charity Johnson. . .died by the visitation of God

do say that the deceased came to her death in her bed in the room she usually slept and from disease of the heart

upon their oaths, do say: that the said Sarah Johnson came to her death from natural causes

upon their oaths do say that in their opinion Sam Clark came to his death from Heart diseas

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upon their oaths, do say: The said infant child was the Child of Caroline Laurean but from being buried such a length of time was in such a state of decomposition, it was impossible from autopsy to find out cause of death, Therefore we find that it came to its death from some cause unknown to it there

upon their oaths do say that the sd Emma [?] McDonald came to her death by asphyxia of the brain, or some unknown cause

upon there oaths do say that the said Wade Barronton came to his death. . .by the Visitation of God

do say that the said Daniel Brown died. . . in the cotton field on the plantation of Willis Watkins by no act of violence or foul means but by heart disease.

upon there oaths do say that Alexander T Johnson deceast came to his death from or with Bodily Deyses

upon their oaths do say that we the jurors after viewing the body of Ely Edwards & hearing the testimony in the [?] Believe that his death was the result of natural causes on the night of Dec 14th 1893 about Eleven oclock[.]

upon their oaths do say That the said Sarah Acock came to her deathby some caus or causes unknown to the Jury

do say having understood that the said John M. Bonds died very suddenly on the mornign of the 15th of this Instant while going as a boat hand on Savannah River. . . .we the jury report that we fully concur in the opinion of the said doctors as reported by them to the coroner...that is to say that John M. Bonds came to his death by a diseased action in the Larynx producing or giving rise to suffocation.