James Beser he was sent to Rain's Store. His sister Emma followed him. When he got across the foot[?] log at the Mill his sister was about mid way the[?] long. He was about twelve paces from her. He saw her fall off the log into the Creek, and saw her float down the creek her head and hands out of the water. He went, immediately back across the log, and ran to tell Mr. Broom the Miller that his sister had fallen into the creek. [Three other testimonies confirm story, John Broom, the Miller, added that] The water under the log at that time was 6 or 8 feet deep and running swiftly.