do say upon their oaths. . .that the said John Jones did die a natural death

upon their oaths do say that [the] deceased came to her death by a visitation or the act of God

upon their oaths do say that on the 16th day of May 1861 in the field at home while at work [Briant] came to his death by none other than a visition of providence

upon their oaths do say that from the evidence before the jury the child came to its death naturally having had severe convulstions at several times during the two previous days

upon their oaths do say that he came to his death by the visitation of God

upon their oaths do say that the said Willy Hall came to his death by the visitation of God

upon their oaths do say the believe it was by the visitation of God

upon their oaths do say that we find upon examination that [the] negro woman called Peggy Adamson the property of Mrs. Adamson ... came to her death by the visitation of the Divine providence

on their oaths due say that it was according to their belief and the evidence before them that Isaac came to his Death by the visitation of God

upon their oaths do say we found upon examination of the body of John McDaniel no cause nor have heard any testimony to lead us to believe that he cam eto his death otherwise than by 'a visitiation of God'