upon their Oaths do say that the said Silvia a slave Came to her death by the Visitation of God

upon there oaths do say that the said Kisziah came to her death. . .from the Visitation of God in a natural way

return our verdict that the deceased, Henry Rush, died from an attack of epilepsy

upon their oaths do say that they are satisfied that the aforesaid Col. J.H. Vandike came to his death from apoplexy while riding along the road

upon their oaths do say that Margret Branan died ... of heart failure or affliction of the brain

upon their oaths do say: That the child Came to its death from causes unknown

upon their oaths do say, that the said Robert W Kincde came to his death by a Stroke of Appoplexy in the house of Baley Corby

upon their oaths do say that we find upon examination that [the] negro woman called Peggy Adamson the property of Mrs. Adamson ... came to her death by the visitation of the Divine providence

upon their oaths do say that D L Campbell deceased come to his death from hart trouble

do say that the deceased came to her death from disease of the lungs . . . at the residence of Warren Morris.

S. D. Lawton suddenly, without any bad natural causes, as far as deponent knows or believes, dropped dead

AND so the said Jurors aforesaid, upon their oaths aforesaid, do say that the aforesaid Nancy Johnson came to her death from natural causes

upon their oaths do say that the aforesaid Charles Jones came to his death by disease unknown to the Jury[.]

do say that the said Israel came to his death by mischance, and not from any injury inflicted by the hand of another, but by the act of God.

do Say upon their oaths, that he came to his death by the visitation of God then and there to wit Reuben Meadows field aforesaid he died aforesaid and not otherwise. . .

upon their oaths, do say: that the said Wm Autry came to his death from natural causes

upon their oaths do say that the dec'd died a natural death in his bed

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

upon their oaths do say that . . .Wm T. Cooper came to his death from heart disease

upon their Oaths do say that the deceased came to his death from natural causes[.]

do say that while from the evidence before the jury there was serious grounds for suspicion that the said Elias Smith had come to his death by some in-proper means, the evidence of the dissecting physician relieves the jury of the disagreeable necessity of prosecuting the investigation further, and so the jurors aforesaid, upon their oaths do say that the aforesaid Elias Smith came to his death by apopsy of the chest and diseased liver

we the under named jurors do find in accordance with the opinion of Dr. S. S. Knight. By disease most probably epilepsy caused her death.

upon their oaths do say. . . that the said negro came to his death in a manner unknown

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