J. P. Mealing

First Name: J.
Middle Name(s): P.
Last Name: Mealing

J. P. Mealing Inquests

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Name Deceased Description Date Inquest Location County Death Type Death Method Inquest Finding
Betsey slaves March 4, 1860 at the mill Pond of W. Glover on mill Creek Edgefield County, SC Accident boat

upon there oaths do say that the said Peter Betty Liz Ellen Louisa and Simon came to there deaths. . .by the accidental sinking of a battoe which they were in by which they there were drowned
Ellen slaves March 4, 1860 at the mill Pond of W. Glover on mill Creek Edgefield County, SC Accident boat

upon there oaths do say that the said Peter Betty Liz Ellen Louisa and Simon came to there deaths. . .by the accidental sinking of a battoe which they were in by which they there were drowned
Harriet negro woman July 20, 1859 at the residence of JB Rease Edgefield County, SC Natural Causes

upon there oaths do say that the said negro woman. . .died by the visitation of God
J. Hancock June 13, 1859 at J. Hancocks Edgefield County, SC Suicide shotgun

upon there oaths do say that the said J. Hancock came to his death by a shot from a doubble barrell shot gun left hand barrell of said gun shot entering the boddy about the navel and little on the right side killed in his own house. . .himself did kill
James Reynolds December 20, 1860 at the residence of James Reynolds Edgefield County, SC Homicide

upon there oaths do say that the said James Reynolds came to his death feloniously at the hand of Joseph Samuel. . .from the affects of a wound inflicted on the head Just above the left ear by a large stick
Joe slave, boy September 13, 1860 at the residence of D. M. Glover Edgefield County, SC Homicide

upon there Oaths do say the said Joe came to his death. . .from the effects of a gunshot in the hand of G M Broadwaters the shot taking affect in the left leg and thigh thereby producing his death
Kizziah[?] slave, servant March 11, 1860 at the residence of Mr M Lanham Edgefield County, SC Natural Causes

upon there oaths do say that the said Kisziah came to her death. . .from the Visitation of God in a natural way
Liz slaves March 4, 1860 at the mill Pond of W. Glover on mill Creek Edgefield County, SC Accident boat

upon there oaths do say that the said Peter Betty Liz Ellen Louisa and Simon came to there deaths. . .by the accidental sinking of a battoe which they were in by which they there were drowned
Louisa slaves March 4, 1860 at the mill Pond of W. Glover on mill Creek Edgefield County, SC Accident boat

upon there oaths do say that the said Peter Betty Liz Ellen Louisa and Simon came to there deaths. . .by the accidental sinking of a battoe which they were in by which they there were drowned
Peter slaves March 4, 1860 at the mill Pond of W. Glover on mill Creek Edgefield County, SC Accident boat

upon there oaths do say that the said Peter Betty Liz Ellen Louisa and Simon came to there deaths. . .by the accidental sinking of a battoe which they were in by which they there were drowned
Simon slaves March 4, 1860 at the mill Pond of W. Glover on mill Creek Edgefield County, SC Accident boat

upon there oaths do say that the said Peter Betty Liz Ellen Louisa and Simon came to there deaths. . .by the accidental sinking of a battoe which they were in by which they there were drowned
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