I'm going to take a stab at guessing and say that he died of overexposure in the
cold due to drukenness.  Don't know what pashdd. could stand for - I hope someone
knows as I'm curious about this now!

Deanne
Louisiana

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 While perusing through some of the entries on the magazine below, I found this
> one.  Does anyone know what "in Licore an pashdd. in the Cold" means?
> Thanks,
> Marjorie
>
> The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research
>
> State of S. C., Union Dist. - An inquisition taken before me William Kennedy,
> Cornr. for the District upon the Dead Body of Lewis Berry of the District
> aforesaid upon the oaths of twelve Good and lawful men who being Duly sworn
> and chargd. do say on their oaths that the Said Lewis Berry came to his Death
> by being "in Licore an pashdd. in the Cold." Given under our hands and seals
> Feby. 20th 1815.
>
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