Ebenezer Trim was born in 1787 in Lyons, Ontario, New York.^1,2 He was the son of Ezra Trim and Rosannah (Unknown).
     Ebenezer Trim married Mary Elizabeth Eisenlord, daughter of Peter Eisenlord and Mary Elizabeth Lee, in.^1,2,3
     Ebenezer Trim was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 U.S. Federal Census enumerated in Galen, Wayne, New York. Based on ages, it is possible the following were also living in the household, Peter Eisenlord Trim, a white male, age newborn to 4 years old, James Harvey Lee Trim, a white male, age five to nine years old, Mary Lee Trim, a white female, age newborn to 4 years old, Betsey Trim, a white female, age twenty to twenty-nine years old, Also living in the household is an unknown female between the age of 10 and 15 years old.⁴
     Ebenezer Trim married Diantha Seaton, daughter of Mary (Unknown), in.⁵
     Ebenezer Trim was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 U.S. Federal Census enumerated in in Lyons, Wayne County, New York. Based on ages, it is possible the following were also living in the household, Emily Trim, a white female, age newborn to 4 years old, Elizabeth Ann Trim, a white female, age five to nine years old, Diantha Trim, a white female, age thirty to thirty-nine years old.⁶
     Ebenezer Trim and Diantha Trim appeared on the 1850 Federal Census Lyons, Wayne, New York, enumerated 23 November 1850. Their children Emily, Lucia, Moses D. and Ebenezer were listed as living with them, as well as Mary Seaton, Diantha's mother and Eli White age 18 born in New York.⁷ According to the census, Ebenezer's occupation was a Farmer.⁷
     Ebenezer Trim and Diantha Trim appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Columbus, St. Clair, Michigan, enumerated 4 August 1860. Their children Moses D. and Ebenezer were listed as living with them.⁵
Another possibly of death for Ebenezer Trim could be after 11 September 1870 in Lapeer County, Michigan.⁸
     Ebenezer Trim died in 1877 in St. Clair County, Michigan.²

     Ebenezer Trim Jr was born on 1 March 1847, New York.^2,4,1 He was the son of Ebenezer Trim and Diantha Seaton.^2,1,3
     Ebenezer Trim Jr appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of in Lyons, Wayne County, New York in the household of his parents, Ebenezer Trim and Diantha Trim.⁵
     Ebenezer Trim Jr appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Columbus, St. Clair, Michigan in the household of his parents, Ebenezer Trim and Diantha Trim.¹
     Ebenezer Trim Jr served in the military as a Private in Company I, 121st Infantry Regiment New York where he enlisted on 21 March 1865 in Buffalo, Erie, New York.⁶
     Ebenezer Trim Jr transferred into Company H, 65th Infantry Regiment New York transferring out of Company I, 121st Infantry Regiment New York on 24 June 1865 in New York.⁶
     In April 1869, Ebenezer Trim Jr married Melinda "Linda" (Unknown) in.⁷
     Eben Trim and Melinda "Linda" Trim appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Imlay City, Lapeer, Michigan, enumerated 17 September 1870.⁷
     Eben Trim and Melinda "Linda" Trim appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Imlay City, Lapeer, Michigan, enumerated 7 June 1880 Their children Willie, John, Charles and Eben were listed as living with them.⁸
     In 1908, Ebenezer Trim Jr married Martha Lyman in.⁹
     Ebenezer Trim Jr and Martha Trim appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Omer, Arenac, Michigan, enumerated 26 April 1910.⁹
     On 8 January 1920, Ebenezer Trim Jr was living in Omer, Arenac, Michigan, when he died of a cerebral hemorrhage, at the age of 72. The information on the death certificate being supplied by Charles Trim, his son.^2,4
     Ebenezer was buried in the Evergreen Cemetery, located in Omer, Arenac County, Michigan . Buried in Section D-2. His tombstones states he was a Private in Co N New York Infantry during the Civil War. Eben was also in Co. H 65th New York Infantry.⁴

     Elizabeth Trim was baptized on 21 June 1740 in Bolton, Tolland, Connecticut, daughter of Moses Trim and Mehetable Pendal.¹ Elizabeth Trim was the daughter of Moses Trim and Mehetable Pendal.¹
     Elizabeth Trim died in October 1763 in Lackawaxen, Pike, Pennsylvania, at the age of 23. At Lackawaxen, several members of Moses Trim's family were killed by the Delaware Indians in October of 1763.
Mehitable, his wife, their daughters and one son, were massacred in an Indian attack that followed the end of the French and Indian War. Moses survived. Ezra Trim, age 13, was kidnapped by the Indians, along with a brother who was later killed on the trail by the Indians when he could not keep up the pace of their journey through the wilderness lands of Pennsylvania and western New York.²

     Elizabeth Trim was born on 28 November 1783, New York.¹ She was the daughter of Ezra Trim and Rosannah (Unknown).¹
     Circa 1806, Elizabeth Trim married Nathiel Barsley Whitehead in.¹

     Elizabeth Ann Trim was born on 2 March 1832 in Lyons, Wayne, New York.^5,6,7,8 She was the daughter of Ebenezer Trim and Mary Elizabeth Eisenlord.^2,3,4 Elizabeth Ann Trim has also been reported as being born on 2 March 1835 in Chemung County, New York. Ann's birth date is based on the calculation 64 yrs 11 mnths 10 dys (21 Feb 1900) taken from her tombstone.^6,9,10
     Elizabeth Ann Trim was probably included as a white female, age five to nine, in Ebenezer Trim's household on the 1840 Census enumerated in in Lyons, Wayne County, New York.¹¹
     On 1 January 1849, Elizabeth Ann Trim married Jefferson Wilbur, son of Alanson Wilbur and Sally Moore, in Elmira, Chemung County, New York.^2,12
     Ann Wilbur appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Lyons, Wayne, New York, in the household of Alanson Wilbur and Sally Wilbur, her husband Jefferson's parents as well as their daughter Elmira Eisenlord "Myra" Wilbur.⁷
     Ann Wilbur was mentioned in the will of Peter Eisenlord, daughter of the deceased Betsey Trim, filed on 16 June 1851 in Nankin, Wayne, Michigan. The will also mentions: Spencer Eisenlord, Mary Ann Chatfield, James Eisenlord, Jane Daniels, Betsey Trim, James Harvey Lee Trim, Peter Eisenlord Trim, Mary Lee Parmalee, Spencer Macaddock, Agnes Macaddock and Martha Macaddock. Ann is living in Lyons, Wayne County, New York.³
     Ann Wilbur, was probably included as a white female, age twenty to twenty-nine years old, in Jefferson Wilbur's household on the 1855 Census enumerated in Spring, Boone County, Illinois.¹³
     On 9 July 1860, Jefferson and Ann left Bonus, Boone County, Illinois and migrated to in Ponca, Dixon County, Nebraska. Accompaning them were Fred Elmer Wilbur, Clara Wilbur, Elmira Eisenlord "Myra" Wilbur and Ida Wilbur. Also with the family were Fred Elmer Wilbur, Clara Wilbur, Elmira Eisenlord "Myra" Wilbur and Ida Wilbur They came in an oxen drawn covered wagon. Because of the value that Jefferson placed on education he chose land in Ponca, even though the acreage cost $7.00 an acre vs $1.25 an acre for Government land, in order for his children would be able to attend school. The School in Ponca was the only school that was near the property. The fact that the family left in July 1860 could be the reason that his family is not found on the census of 1860. They may have been missed by the census taker in both Illinois and Nebraska.¹⁴
     Elizabeth Wilbur and Jefferson Wilbur appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Ponca, Dixon, Nebraska, enumerated 15 July 1870, reporting Jefferson's occupation is a Farmer with Real Estate worth $2,800. Their children Fred Elmer, Clara, Ida, Frank, Charles, Minerva and Lee were listed as living with them, living near the family is Jefferson's cousin Russell Wilbur.⁸
     Eliza Ann Wilbur and Jefferson Wilbur appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Ponca, Dixon, Nebraska, enumerated 16 June 1880 The census states that Jefferson is a Farmer. Their children Clara, Charles, Minerva and Lee were listed as living with them.⁹
     Anna Wilbur and Jefferson Wilbur appeared on the 1885 State Census of Ponca, Dixon, Nebraska, enumerated 11 June 1885.¹⁰
     Elizabeth Ann Wilbur died on 21 February 1900 in Ponca, Dixon, Nebraska, at the age of 67.^15,16
     Elizabeth Ann Trim's obituary was printed in the The Ponca Gazette, circulated in Ponca, Dixon County, Nebraska, on 22 February 1900.¹⁷
     Elizabeth was buried on Saturday, 24 February 1900 in the Ponca Cemetery, located in Ponca, Dixon County, Nebraska .^16,6