upon their oaths do say that the said T. G. Cooper came to his death in his own house we suppose by heart disease

upon there oaths do say ... that the aforesaid James Boiter came to his death from heart disease

upon their oaths do say that in our opinion the deceased came to her death from some natural cause, probably heart disease

upon their oaths do say that the [said] Daniel Willis came to his death of heart disease

upon there oaths do say that from the evidence given Martha Miller died with heart disease

do say that the said Laban Johnson came to his death from heart troubles brought on by natural causes

upon their oaths do say that she the said Nancy Montjoy came to her death from natural causes, probably disease of the heart

upon their oaths do say that she died of [?] of the heart which has been protracted[?] for the last ten or twelve months

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

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