Erastus Cressy, then a resident of Oakland County, patented a land grant of 80 acres in Genesee County, Michigan, on October 1, 1839.
He aslo purchased and operated the "Red Tavern" on the Saginaw Trail (Woodward Ave.) near Lafayette prior to 1850, on a site previously used by "Mother Handsome". The Red Tavern burnt during his proprietorship.
Parents
Hezekiah Cressy. 1772–1846
Mary Polly Livermore. 1778–1841
He aslo purchased and operated the "Red Tavern" on the Saginaw Trail (Woodward Ave.) near Lafayette prior to 1850, on a site previously used by "Mother Handsome". The Red Tavern burnt during his proprietorship.
Parents
Hezekiah Cressy. 1772–1846
Mary Polly Livermore. 1778–1841
Erastus Cressy, then a resident of Oakland County, patented a land grant of 80 acres in Genesee County, Michigan, on October 1, 1839.
He aslo purchased and operated the "Red Tavern" on the Saginaw Trail (Woodward Ave.) near Lafayette prior to 1850, on a site previously used by "Mother Handsome". The Red Tavern burnt during his proprietorship.
Parents
Hezekiah Cressy. 1772–1846
Mary Polly Livermore. 1778–1841
He aslo purchased and operated the "Red Tavern" on the Saginaw Trail (Woodward Ave.) near Lafayette prior to 1850, on a site previously used by "Mother Handsome". The Red Tavern burnt during his proprietorship.
Parents
Hezekiah Cressy. 1772–1846
Mary Polly Livermore. 1778–1841
Family Members
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