Jacob Feaster
Jacob Feaster Inquests
| Name | Deceased Description | Date | Inquest Location | County | Death Type | Death Method | Inquest Finding |
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| Charles | August 2, 1846 | [near the house of David L Milling] | Fairfield County, SC | Homicide |
the death of the afforesaid Charles was caused by a stab inflicted by a pocket knife near the joint[?] of the breast bone which wound is horizontal & about 1 1/4 inch in length 2nd That from the testimony produced they are fully satisfied that the wound was caused the death of Charles was inflicted by the hand of a negro boy Ned the property of Andrew [?] |
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| Elisha Farless[?] | September 15, 1847 | at Robert Youngers Mill house | Fairfield County, SC | Natural Causes |
do say upon their oaths that the siad Elisha Farleys[?] died on the 14th[?] instant past at or in the Mill house of Robert Yongers[?] was found dead that he had no markes of violence appearing on his body and died by the visitation of God in a natural way |
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| Harry | December 3, 1826 | at McClures Creek on the plantation of Martha A Dickson | Fairfield County, SC | Suicide |
do say upon their oaths that the said negro man Harry with a knife held in his right hand did strike and give to himself with the knife aforesaid upon his throat aforesaid on mortal wound |
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| Jesse | May 15, 1850 | at Lyles Ford on the Broad River | Fairfield County, SC | Accident |
upon their oaths do say that the negro man came to his dead by drowing or accident to the Jurors unknown |
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| John Kirk | November 28, 1826 | near the house of Ezekiel Jenkins | Fairfield County, SC | Homicide | stick |
do say upon their oaths that one negro man to wit Harry belonging to Ms. Martha Ann Dickson with a stick about three feet long and the size of the wrist of a man struk and and gave the said John Kirk said stick upon aforesaid occipital bone with three other wounds...so the said negro man Harry then and there feloniously killed and murdered the said John Kirk |
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| Marcus Pickens | December 5, 1860 | near the residence of William Widener's | Fairfield County, SC | Accident |
upon their oaths do say, that the said Marcus Pickens, on the 5th instant, to wit on or near a blind path leading from Solomon Colemans, to Stephen Crosleys was found dead, that he had not marks of appearin on his body, and died by misfortune, or exposure. |
