Asa Clinkscales
Asa Clinkscales Inquests
Name | Deceased Description | Date | Inquest Location | County | Death Type | Death Method | Inquest Finding |
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Aaron Hardin | June 24, 1845 | at plantation of Mr. Moses Chambles | Anderson County, SC | Accident |
do say that they believe the said Aaron Hardin came to his death by mischance and accident by the hand of God, the body being in such a state of putrifaction and mutilation as to prevent a discovery of any marks of violence or other causes of death. |
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Israel | slave | November 3, 1845 | on the plantation of David Gentry | Anderson County, SC | Natural Causes |
do say that the said Israel came to his death by mischance, and not from any injury inflicted by the hand of another, but by the act of God. |
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James Wilson | March 27, 1846 | at the house of Alexander Moorehead | Anderson County, SC | Natural Causes |
do say that the said James Wilson came to his death by the hands of Providence causes unknown to the jury. |
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John Vandiver | March 28, 1845 | at residence of Daniel Gentry | Anderson County, SC | Accident | horse |
do say that the Deceased came to his death by accidentaly falling from his horse which produced an extensive fracture of skull about an inch and a half above the year [ear] on the left side and copious affusion on the same side within the cranium thereby producing fatal compressions of the brain. |
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Moses | Slave | April 10, 1844 | at Clayton Webb's Plantation...near the Spring Branch | Anderson County, SC | Homicide | shotgun |
do say that Moses died?we are of the opinion that Sd Moses came to his death by a wound that we have seen below the back bone of the rightshoulder inclining to the right nipple rather downward made by a leaden ball or buck shot shot out of a double barrell gun...by Clayton Webb the owner of Moses |