upon their oaths do say that the said Henry came to his death by injuries received in falling in & against the bank of a branch or deep gully while running from a patroll

do say upon their oaths that the said Saul did unfortunately and accidentally fall from the dam or bridge

upon their oaths do say that Stephen came to his death from a fall and which caused his neck to break

upon their oaths do say that the said Tom [a] slave of Joseph Murphy came to his death by a fall from a log and broke his neck

do say upon their oaths that in traveling to a neighboring house she fell down and being old & infirm was unable to rise & so perished

upon their oaths do say that . . .the said J. H. McGee came to his death from a fall from a scaffold by misfortune or accident

do say that the death of said Minnie was caused by falling into a well from 25 to 30 feet deep?

do say that Major Crawford came to his death by accidentally falling from the trestle at Rocky River while in a state of intoxication

do say that by the evidence of his wife & daughter that he was hunting a cow & found her mired was found dead near the cow lying across a pole from apperion[?] he had been trying to prize the cow out and we come to the conclusion that he came to his death by the fall

do say the deceased came to his death by causes unknown. We find marks or bruises on the right side of the head and behind the right ear. We find no more marks or bruises on the deceased more than what might have been made by a fall.