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.

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.

do say upon their oaths that the aforesaid John Sulivan not having the fear of God before his eyes, but being moved and secluded by the instigation of the Devil at and in the dwelling house of B. D. Garrison in his bead the said John Sulivan being then and there alone died by the excessive use of ardent spirits and laudunum voluntarily and felonisouly and of his nature afore though did drink and use the said ardent spirits and laudunum until he died.

do say that the deceased came to her death by drowning in Saluda River.

do say that no marks of violence could be seen on her body that she the said Sphia came to her death by the hand of God.

death was caused from concussion of the brain caused from some blow or lick.

do say that the death of said Anna Cason (after hearing the testimony) was caused by disease of the heart.

do say, that the said William roberts came to his death by accident and carelessness on his part while attempting to get off of the Belton & Walhalla train while in motion; the train running over and crushing him; and that his death was not caused by any dereliction of duty on the part of the rail-road employees or by fault of any other person or persons.

he must have been struck by the over head bridge at Felton 4 miles west of And[erson].

do say that the said Elizabeth McHolister in manner and form aforesaid came to her death by the dispensation of providence.

came to his death by the act of God in the form of Apoplexy