Inquest held at Fairfield on the 18th day of June, 1934
on the body of EMILY AGNES HEADLEY

Names of Jury:
O.E. BROCK
T.A. BLEAKLEY
W.L. MONTGOMERY
CHAS. B. BOZE
EVERETT L. THOMAS
J.C. COLBERT
 

Witnes	Residence	Occupation
H.D. WEBBER	Fairfield	Mgr of Wholesale Grocery
Charlie BAIN	Fairfield	Janitor
Charles P SHAW	Golden Gare	Farmer
Emma SHAW	Golden Gate	Housewife
Claude HEADLEY	Fairfield	Laborer

Verdict of Jury:
"We the Jury sworn to inquire into the death of EMILY AGNES HEADLEY on oath do find that she came to her death by apoplexy."

Affadavits at Inquest of EMILY AGNES HEADLEY:
H.D.WEBBER, 50; Fairfield being duly sworn said:
"I was in attendance last evening at the Pentecostal Church in Fairfield.  The services had closed and several of the women were praying near the altar.  I saw MRS. HEADLEY turn from the group of women and walk to the other side of the house.  She sat down on a seat and rested her head on her arm on the back of the seat.  In a minnute or so she slumped forward between the seats.  Several of the ladies present rushed to her aid but she was apparently dead when they reached her.  I came uptown and got DR. HILLIARD.  The doctor pronounced her dead upon his arrival."

Charlie BAIN, 49, Fairfield:
"I agree with the testimony given by MR. WEBBER.  It is correct in every way."

Charles P. SHAW, 41, Golden Gate, R.F.D. Farmer and School Teacher:
"I was present at the church service as testified by MR. WEBBER.  There was no unusual emotion expressed at the sevice in any way.  I agree with the testimony of MR. WEBBER and believe it to be correct and true."

Emma SHAW, 40; Golden Gate; R.F.D; Housewife:
"I am the wife of CHARLES P. SHAW.  I was present at the church seice and saw MRS. HEADLEY fall from her sest, as soon as I got to her I realized that she had been stricken with death.  I agree with the testimony that has been given.  It is true and correct."

Claude HEADLEY, 48; Fairfield; Laborer:
"I am the husband of the deceased.  About three years ago she suffered a heart attack and was treated by DR. HILLIARD.  She apparently made a complete recovery however at timesw she complained of  hurting in her head, hot flashes, and dizziness.  She had not complained of any illness recently excepting a severe headache.  She lost a brother last October in the same way that she passed  away."