upon their oaths, do say: That Robert Melton, the deceased came to his death from two gun shot wounds, one taking affect in the left hip; the other in the region of the stomach, inflicted by some person or persons unknown to this Jury, this taking place at the Residence of the deceased

upon their oaths, do say: That the deceased, George Bracey, came to his death by a visitation of Providence at the plantation Wm Cassady, on the 18th day of August 1871

upon their oaths do say that the aforesaid [????] Emanuell Cash did confess before the Jury and say That he did strike diseased after striking her several blows with sticks and a Lightwood knot and the jury aforesaid on this oath do say that the aforesaid Emanual Cash in manner and form aforesaid Lydia McKey then and there feloniously did kill

upon their oaths do say, That the deceased, Maria Teel came to her death, by being accidently burnt

Upon their oath do say Walter Manningall came to his death by accidental burning

upon their oaths, so say: That the said Archie Oliver came to his death by a gun shot wound in the head= said gun being at the time in the hands of Willis Thurman said sun being discharged accidentally = without any effort of the said Willis Thurman = he at the time not knowing that the gun was loaded

upon their oaths, do say: That the said M.D. Smith Came to his death by burns by fire.

I have examined the body of James Knight Decease and I find . . . [the] cause to his Death from natural causes.

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upon their oaths, do say: By a pistol Shot wound at the hand of Wes McDonald

We find that the said Duncan Oliver was killed and murdered by some person or persons or by some means to the Jurors unknown.

Wade Harper, about 17 years old, son of J. F. Harper, of Cheraw S.C. came to his death at Anderson's Mill, Cheraw, by mischance, without blame on the part of another person