Jean, This is what I have on Trask/Trash: William Trask, born at Salem on 9 September 1674, son of William (2) and Ann (Putnam) Trask (Sidney Perley, The History of Salem, Massachusetts, 1:95), married as his first wife ANN WHITE, an unrecorded daughter of Joseph (2) and Lydia (Rogers) White. The identity of Ann is found in the will of her Uncle, Samuel (2) White who included a legacy to "Thomas White & Samuel White and Ann Traske, children of my brother Joseph White." (Suffolk County Probate #2535). Ann was alive on 17 February 1714 when she and her husband conveyed land inSouth Braintree to John Hollis (Suffolk County Deeds, 49:188). William died on 10 November 1745. Children of William and Ann (White) Trask, born at Weymouth (Weymouth MA VRs., 1:317): William, 29 [month missing] 1699. Samuel, February 1702. John, 5 May 1705. Elias, 14 October 1707 Ann, 5 October 1712. Jan Delorey