Mary Trim was born on 5 October 1850 in St. Clair, St. Clair, Michigan.¹ She was the daughter of James Harvey Lee Trim and Sarah Hoagland Inness.^1,2
     Mary Trim appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of St. Clair, St. Clair, Michigan in the household of her parents, James Harvey Lee Trim and Sarah Hoagland Inness.¹
     Mary Trim died of Pulmonary Consumption, at the age of 29, on 9 October 1879 in St. Clair, St. Clair, Michigan.²

     Mary Trim was baptized on 9 October 1746 in Bolton, Tolland, Connecticut, daughter of Moses Trim and Mehetable Pendal.¹ Mary Trim was the daughter of Moses Trim and Mehetable Pendal.¹
     Mary Trim died in October 1763 in Lackawaxen, Pike, Pennsylvania. 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

     Mary Trim was born in 1797 Saratoga, New York.^1,2 She was the daughter of Ezra Trim and Rosannah (Unknown).¹
     On 21 July 1827, Mary Trim married Humphrey Dolbear in Volney, Oswego County, New York.^1,3
     Mary Dolbear, was probably included as a white female, age forty to forty-nine years old, in Humphrey Dolbear's household on the 1840 Census enumerated in Palmero, Oswego, New York; also an unknown white female, age thirty to thirty-nine years old.⁴
     Mary Dolbear appeared on the 1850 Federal Census Palmero, Oswego, New York, enumerated 13 August 1850. Her children Timothy, Esther, Louisa and Judson were listed as living with her.⁵
     Mary Dolbear appeared on the 1855 State Census Palmero, Oswego, New York, enumerated 7 June 1855. Her children Timothy, Esther, Louisa and Judson were listed as living with her.²
     Mary Dolbear died on 14 December 1870 in New York.³

     Mary Lee Trim was born in 1829 Steuben County, New York.^1,4 She was the daughter of Ebenezer Trim and Mary Elizabeth Eisenlord.^1,2,3
     Mary Lee Trim was probably included as a white female, age under 4, in Ebenezer Trim's household on the 1830 Census enumerated in Galen, Wayne, New York; Also living in the household is an unknown female between the age of 10 and 15 years old.⁵
     Mary Lee Parmalee 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, Ann Wilbur, Betsey Trim, James Harvey Lee Trim, Peter Eisenlord Trim, Spencer Macaddock, Agnes Macaddock and Martha Macaddock. Mary is residing in Nankin, Wayne, Michigan..²
     On 10 June 1852, Mary Lee Trim married William Revilia Parmalee in Nankin, Wayne County, Michigan.^6,7,8
     Mary Lee Parmalee and William Revilia Parmalee appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Livonia, Wayne, Michigan, enumerated 1 June 1860. Their children William R. and Mary A. were listed as living with them.⁹
     Mary Lee Parmalee and William Revilia Parmalee appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Livonia, Wayne, Michigan, enumerated 15 May 1870. Their children William R., Mary A. and Edward L were listed as living with them.¹⁰ Mary Lee and William Revilia Parmalee were divorced between 1870 and 1880 in Wayne County, Michigan.^11,10
     Mary Lee Trim and William Revilia Parmalee appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Livonia, Wayne, Michigan, enumerated 25 June 1880 William and Mary's marital status is listed as divorced.. Their children William R. and Edward L were listed as living with them.¹¹
     Mary Lee Parmalee died of Malaria Fever on 22 October 1898 in Nankin, Wayne, Michigan.^3,1
     Mary was buried in 1898 in the Livonia Cemetery, located in Livonia, Wayne County, Michigan . Buried next to husband William in the North Section - Range 10, Row 7.¹²

     Mathias Trim was baptized on 15 April 1743 in Bolton, Tolland, Connecticut, son of Moses Trim and Mehetable Pendal.¹ Mathias Trim was the son of Moses Trim and Mehetable Pendal.¹
     Mathias Trim died in October 1763 in Lackawaxen, Pike, Pennsylvania, at the age of 20. 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