Spartanburg County, SC
County Name:
Spartanburg
State:
South Carolina
Spartanburg County, SC Inquests
Displaying 101 - 150 of 322
| Name | Deceased Description | Date | Inquest Location | Death Type |
Death Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Benjamin Farmer | April 9, 1804 | at the dwelling house of Benjamin Farmer | Homicide | ||
| Polly Henderson | December 28, 1876 | at James Mitchell's | Accident | ||
| infant | March 6, 1884 | in the City of Spartanburg | Homicide | ||
| Edgar Daniel | July 26, 1886 | at Jack Daniel's residence | Accident | ||
| Rosa M. Smith | October 11, 1877 | at Spartanburg C.H., Spartanburg, S.C. | Accident | ||
| Absalom McAbee | January 6, 1883 | at Almarine Willis | Accident | ||
| Laban Johnson | May 15, 1889 | at Clifton | Natural Causes | ||
| Isaac | slave | May 16, 1836 | near Cowpen Furnace | Accident | |
| Dorcas Crossly | December 4, 1857 | at the house of John Wofford | Accident | ||
| Mitilda Gilbert | September 26, 1876 | at Isaac Gilbert's | Accident | ||
| John Love | June 24, 1832 | Other | |||
| Henry Johnson | November 6, 1820 | at the [?] of John Mavis[?] | Unknown | ||
| infant | April 15, 1879 | at the house of Mrs. Mary Smith | Accident | ||
| William Godfrey | October 19, 1873 | near Leaterwood's Mills | Accident | ||
| twin infants | September 15, 1889 | at Rosa Foster's | Natural Causes | ||
| Lucy Gray | December 27, 1867 | in the house of John Brown | Suicide | ||
| infant | January 8, 1815 | at the plantation of James Leatherwood | Homicide | ||
| Gabe Wilky | November 29, 1880 | at Gaffney City | Other | ||
| Jerry | slave | July 15, 1832 | at Spartanburgh Courthouse | Suicide | |
| Munroe Rabb | January 10, 1880 | at Spartanburg C.H. | Accident | ||
| W. C. Benson | October 25, 1889 | at the police station in Spartanburg City | Homicide | ||
| infant | November 18, 1869 | at Daniel Oglesby's near Thickety Creek, Limestone[?] Township | Natural Causes | ||
| Elizabeth Tillatson | January 17, 1878 | at Frances Turner's | Accident | ||
| Noah Wesley Dawkins | June 18, 1888 | at home of John Dawkins | Accident | ||
| Benjamin Freeman | June 24, 1833 | at the home of Isaac Hill | Accident | ||
| Simon West | March 25, 1857 | near the house of dec'd | Natural Causes | ||
| William McAbee | April 8, 1885 | Accident | |||
| Nesbitt Rice | April 21, 1886 | at Poplar Springs | Natural Causes | ||
| Charles Young | July 16, 1885 | at Anderson's Mills | Natural Causes | ||
| Patsey Blanton | May 5, 1886 | at L. Blanton's residence | Natural Causes | ||
| Gabavila Steadman | May 15, 1889 | at Joseph Stedman's | Homicide | ||
| Isaac Greer | December 29, 1879 | at Vernonville | Natural Causes | ||
| William Foster | December 20, 1845 | at Bishop's old field | Accident | ||
| James M. Rhodes | August 27, 1862 | at the residence of James M. Rhodes | Homicide | ||
| Cephas Palmer | March 31, 1879 | at W. G. Austell's Mill Pond | Suicide | ||
| Rebecca Hendrix | June 11, 1834 | at the house of Capt. Peter Hamilton | Accident | ||
| Sidney Rhinehart | December 26, 1883 | at Spartanburg, Spartanburg, S.C. | Natural Causes | ||
| John Covington | October 26, 1849 | at the house of John Covington | Unknown | ||
| Annie West | March 4, 1871 | at the late residence fo Rob't West | Homicide | ||
| Elizabeth Low | June 19, 1828 | Unknown | |||
| M. A. Lipscomb | March 11, 1880 | at late residence of David Lipscomb | Accident | ||
| Maty | slave | December 10, 1833 | at the dwelling house of Jesse Hammet | Accident | |
| Woodward King | July 16, 1820 | at Capt. Boles[?] Hamilton's | Accident | ||
| infant | May 10, 1882 | on the Howard Gap road | Unknown | ||
| Isaac Montgomery | March 23, 1886 | at Spartanburg C.H. | Suicide | ||
| Viney Miller | November 23, 1874 | at the house of Daniel Swinney | Unknown | ||
| Thomas Davis | March 30, 1884 | at John Davis | Accident | ||
| Martha M. Kerr | March 10, 1881 | at the house of Edward L. Kerr | Natural Causes | ||
| Mary George | November 1, 1857 | at the late residence of Mary George | Unknown | ||
| Chaney Pilgrim | August 12, 1877 | at the plantation of James Anderson | Accident |
