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Charles Croswell
Charles Miller Croswell (October 31, 1825 – December 13, 1886) was the 17th Governor of the US state of Michigan from 1877 to 1881.
==Early life in New York==
Croswell was born in Newburgh, New York, the only son of John and Sallie (née Hicks) Croswell. His father, who was of Scots-Irish extraction, was a paper maker, and carried on business in New York City. His ancestors on his mother's side were of Knickerbocker descent. Some members of the Croswell family were connected with notable events in New York and Connecticut, including Harry Croswell, a pro-Federalist newspaper editor, convicted of libel against President Thomas Jefferson in a landmark case in New York.〔(Harry Croswell Web Site )〕〔(The Founders' Constitution Volume 5, Amendment I (Speech and Press), Document 28 )〕〔(The Reverend Harry Croswell and Black Episcopalians in New Haven, 1820–1860 ) by Randall K. Burkett〕
When Croswell was seven years old his mother and younger sister died of fever. A few months later his father accidentally drowned in the Hudson River. Charles was taken in to live with the family of his mother's brother, Daniel Hicks.
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