Ernest Green, the son of Alvin Washington Green and Alice Maria Jane White, lived with his family on the hillside northwest of the Old Mill. His wife, Molly, was the daughter of Neri Bulter and Mary Elizabeth McGhie. During the early 1900s, Ern, with the help of his brothers, built a large two-story log cabin at the north end of his parents’ property. The bottom floor had one very large room with a kitchen area at one end, while Ern, Molly, and their children lived upstairs, and the large downstairs room was used for community dances. During the summers, Ern ran a livery stable at Brighton and Molly did laundry for the people living there. Ern died in 1942. Molly then moved from the big cabin to a smaller house on the other side of the lane. She also ran the stables at Brighton until 1953, and she died in 1963. Ern and Molly were well known at both Brighton and Butlerville, and a restaurant at Brighton bears Molly’s name while many long-time residents have a Molly Green story to tell.