upon their oaths do say and declare. . .that the said negro Isaac, as aforesaid came to his death, by having been Run over by the engine and train

do say that their deaths were caused by accident by an engine and car falling through a defective trestle over Broadway Creek

do say that their deaths were caused by accident by an engine and car falling through a defective trestle over Broadway Creek

do say that their deaths were caused by accident by an engine and car falling through a defective trestle over Broadway Creek

do say that their deaths were caused by accident by an engine and car falling through a defective trestle over Broadway Creek

do say that the deceased came to his death . . .by the unavoidable running of the lumber train of the G & C R Road into the passenger train of the Blue Ridge Railroad

do say that the deceased came to his death by the hand of Providence, the true cause being unknown.

do say that the said Cyrus came to his death by reason of coming into contact with a bridge over the track of the Blue Ridge Rail Road known as Hanson's [?] Bridge about seven miles from Anderson C. H. . . while on the top of of [sic] a freight car attending to the brake conguardely raised himself erect just as the train of came over & under said Bridge, causing his head to come in contact with the bridge from the affect of which blow his death ensued and...came to his death by misfortune or accident.

do say that he came to his death by accidentally falling from a wagon heavily loaded with stone, and one of the wheels running over him inflicted severe injuries, which caused his death in a few minutes

do say from the evidence and circumstances that they believe he came to his death by an accidental fall from his horse which dislocated his neck joint and they suppose he was intoxicated.