W. O. Evins
W. O. Evins Inquests
| Name | Deceased Description | Date | Inquest Location | County | Death Type | Death Method | Inquest Finding |
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| Betsey Wingo | June 9, 1886 | Spartanburg County, SC | Natural Causes |
upon their oaths aforesaid do say that the said Betsey Wingo came to her death by the rupture of an aneurism in the right subclavian artery |
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| Charles Young | July 16, 1885 | at Anderson's Mills | Spartanburg County, SC | Natural Causes |
upon their oaths do say that Charles Young came to his death from Apoplexy near Anderson's Mills |
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| Daniel W. Willis | September 27, 1887 | at the residence of the deceased Daniel Willis | Spartanburg County, SC | Natural Causes |
upon their oaths do say that the [said] Daniel Willis came to his death of heart disease |
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| George Wilkins | January 7, 1886 | Spartanburg County, SC | Accident |
upon their oaths do say taht George Wilkins came to his death by misfortune or accident from a gun shot in the hands of Jack Lewis |
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| infant | January 29, 1888 | at Spartanburg C.H. | Spartanburg County, SC | Unknown |
upon their oaths do say that there has been no evidence brought out that the said infant was alive at its birth |
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| James Boiter | May 20, 1887 | near Wakefield Bridge | Spartanburg County, SC | Natural Causes |
upon there oaths do say ... that the aforesaid James Boiter came to his death from heart disease |
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| James Robertson | September 13, 1885 | at Calvin Brewton's | Spartanburg County, SC | Natural Causes |
upon their oaths do say that the aforesaid James Robertson came to his death by disease of the heart |
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| Thomas Bryant | August 16, 1887 | at Rich Hill | Spartanburg County, SC | Accident | train |
upon their oaths do say that Thomas Bryant here lying dead did come to his death ... by the Spartanburg & Union Road cars unavoidably passing over him |
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| William Belcher | December 2, 1888 | at or near Duncans | Spartanburg County, SC | Suicide |
uppon the oaths do say we the jurors do say that Mr. Wm. Belcher ... came to his death by taking poison of some kind unknown to the jurors |
