upon their oaths do say, that Rachel Manigon[?] died from a stroke of apoplexy on the 4th of Apr. A.D. 1887, at her home on the plantation of J.B. [?][.]

we the Jury Empannelled in the case of the State vs dead body of George Roberts find that he died From Heart failure

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.

do say upon their oaths that the aforesaid Edmund Chambers. . .died by the visitation of God

do say upon their oaths that the siad Elisha Farleys[?] died on the 14th[?] instant past at or in the Mill house of Robert Yongers[?] was found dead that he had no markes of violence appearing on his body and died by the visitation of God in a natural way

upon their oaths do say that in their opinion George Jefferis came to his death from appoplexy

upon their oaths do say that the said Josephine Smith from some natural cause unknown to the jury.

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

do say that said John Saylor. . .died we think and believe from some disease of the heart or an appoplectic [apoplectic] fit.

upon their oaths do say that the said Loveberry B. Musgrove, at the residence of Mrs. James, Widow, . . .did die by visitation of Almight God

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

upon their oaths, do say: Deceased Isabelle Huggins came to her death from Heart failure

upon their oaths, do say: that the said Infant child came to its death from some natural cause unknown to them

upon their oaths do say that he had no marks of violence upon him and that he died by the visitation of God & not otherwise.

upon their oaths do say that the deceased J D Wells came to his death from Heart disease

do say the said came to dis death from disease of the heart. . .the deceased came to his death by some providence of God.

upon their oaths do say from the widow of Elisabeth Wisher that the deceased was an oald person and had for some years past been afflicted with what had been cauled palpitation of the heart and [?] and was complaining . . .came to her death by a visitation of god

upon thare oath do Say that Alx White deceast came to his death By some unknown causes

upon their oaths do say, that. . .the aforesaid John Brown came to his death by mischance or misfortune by the act of God, unknown to the Jurors

upon their oaths, do say: That the said Benjamin Cawley came to his death by some natural cause or causes unknown to the Jury and that he dide on the 30 day of January AD 1888

upon their do Say. . .that the aforesaid Levi S. Mathews. . .Came to his death from hart Failure

upon their oaths do say that said child was born on the twenty second inst and was dead

upon their oaths do say that the said Catherine Smith came to her death from some Providential cause unknown to the Jury