April Court, 1800
Deposition of Jacob Sodowsky, of lawful age, to establish land of Abraham Hite, states:
in yr. 1776 he assisted David Williams make improvement to which he objected, as location was too near his brother, James Sodowsky's improvement.
April Court, 1801
Deposition of David Williams to establish land of David Williams and Jacob Sodowsky.
David Williams deposeth: in spring of 1774 he was employed by Benjamin Casey to improve land in Ky., this he did in 1776 on now, Strode's Creek leading from Boonesborough to Harrod's Lick; was employed in 1780 by Peter Casey to again come to Ky. as agent. He left Benjamin Casey, "now deceased," on the South branch of Patomac when he came out and found him there on his return. By contract with Peter Casey was entitled to one half.
Jacob Sodowsky deposeth in same.
December Court, 1803
Deposition of Jacob Sodowsky to establish land of James Parberry, deposeth: in 1776 he came, in company with David Williams and James Parberry, and they assisted James Parberry build cabin.
