do say from the evidence produced and all other circumstances he came to his death by intoxication together with the wet and coldness of the night having been seen late on the eavening [sic] before in a state of intoxication within a half a mile of the place where he was found also having a bottle with him--with whiskey in it which was found by him nearly empty.

do say that he was of extremely intermperate habits, and altho there is no positive proof that he was drunk when last seen, the jury and unanimously of opinion before all the circumstances, that he was laboring under the influence of drink, and came to his death from the effect of his habits and exposure to the weather, during the rain and storm of Sunday night and monday last.

are of the opinion that Henry Davis came to his death by excessive drink, cold and a fall which rendered him unable to take care of himself.

do say that he came to his death . . . from exposure in the rain & cold on the roadside . . . and came to his death by accident.

upon their oaths do say that they suppose the said David Garison get chilled to death from the inclemency of the weather and exposure.

upon their oaths do say that he came to his death . . . by the excessive use of [?] liquors and lying in the hot sun.

upon their oaths do say that the said Dick Keith came to his death by freezing to his death from exposure to the cold

upon their oaths do say that. . . the said Zilpha Fisher came to her death from sun stroke

do say upon their oath that the said infant child as aforesaid came to its death by being lost in the woods & perished to death by hunger and cold on the night of the twelfth of this Instant on Meeting House Branch

do say upon their oaths that the deceased came to his Death by the combined effects of Cold, Intoxication, and the falls he had therefrom.