[upon their oaths] do say that the said George Fisher going into a certain River] called Broad River to fish traps for fish of his own will at a late hour of the night it happened that accidentally, casually, and misfortunate [he] was in the water of the said river then suffocated and drowned...and there instantly died

upon their oaths do say that John Jefferson received in Chesterfield County a mortal wound by Draarn in the hands of Aiken Jefferson

upon their oaths do say that the deceased came to his death by accidental drowning in the waters of big Juniper creek-1/2 miles north East of the Town of Patrick, S. C.

upon their oaths, do say: By Being Bound drowned in an open well on Main St. of Jefferson by unknown means.

upon their oaths do Say that the Said W.S. Little came to his death by accient from falling in the well & being drowned

upon thire oaths do says that his death was caused by accidental drowning and he died on the 4 day of april 1889

upon their oaths do say that the said John Madison Winburn came to his death by Accidental drowning at J. C. Winburns Still

upon their oaths, do say: That the Said Benjamin Grady came to his death by being accidently Drowned in Brocks Mill Pond on 27th day of August 1886

upon their oaths do say: That Peter Chambers . . . in Thompsons Creek near Lunch's Bridge . . . came to his death by drowning good in our opinion by misfortune or accident.

upon their oaths, do say: Tat the Said Collen Baskins came to his death by being acly Drowned