Born in Newburgh, Orange County, New York, Fred was the son of Major William W. & Marietta Gulick Trask. He was named for his maternal grandfather, Frederick Gulick.
In 1894 he traveled to San Antonio, Texas with his father, where he was enrolled at the just-established Peacock Military Academy which his father had helped to establish. By 1900 he was living in Ardmore, Oklahoma along with his father, his brother Will C. Trask and his sister Henrietta "Nettie" Trask. His mother remained in Newburgh, New York until her death in 1903.
Fred moved to Dallas Texas in about 1906 where he met and married Mary in about 1909. He worked as a life insurance agent throughout his adult life.
Multiple newspaper articles from Ardmore, Oklahoma detail Fred's visits to his father Major W.W. Trask, his brother Will C. Trask and his sister Nettie. These articles also detail his schooling, his occupation, and his marriage.
His WWI and WWII Selective Service records list his date and place of birth, his full name, and his father's name.
In 1894 he traveled to San Antonio, Texas with his father, where he was enrolled at the just-established Peacock Military Academy which his father had helped to establish. By 1900 he was living in Ardmore, Oklahoma along with his father, his brother Will C. Trask and his sister Henrietta "Nettie" Trask. His mother remained in Newburgh, New York until her death in 1903.
Fred moved to Dallas Texas in about 1906 where he met and married Mary in about 1909. He worked as a life insurance agent throughout his adult life.
Multiple newspaper articles from Ardmore, Oklahoma detail Fred's visits to his father Major W.W. Trask, his brother Will C. Trask and his sister Nettie. These articles also detail his schooling, his occupation, and his marriage.
His WWI and WWII Selective Service records list his date and place of birth, his full name, and his father's name.
Born in Newburgh, Orange County, New York, Fred was the son of Major William W. & Marietta Gulick Trask. He was named for his maternal grandfather, Frederick Gulick.
In 1894 he traveled to San Antonio, Texas with his father, where he was enrolled at the just-established Peacock Military Academy which his father had helped to establish. By 1900 he was living in Ardmore, Oklahoma along with his father, his brother Will C. Trask and his sister Henrietta "Nettie" Trask. His mother remained in Newburgh, New York until her death in 1903.
Fred moved to Dallas Texas in about 1906 where he met and married Mary in about 1909. He worked as a life insurance agent throughout his adult life.
Multiple newspaper articles from Ardmore, Oklahoma detail Fred's visits to his father Major W.W. Trask, his brother Will C. Trask and his sister Nettie. These articles also detail his schooling, his occupation, and his marriage.
His WWI and WWII Selective Service records list his date and place of birth, his full name, and his father's name.
In 1894 he traveled to San Antonio, Texas with his father, where he was enrolled at the just-established Peacock Military Academy which his father had helped to establish. By 1900 he was living in Ardmore, Oklahoma along with his father, his brother Will C. Trask and his sister Henrietta "Nettie" Trask. His mother remained in Newburgh, New York until her death in 1903.
Fred moved to Dallas Texas in about 1906 where he met and married Mary in about 1909. He worked as a life insurance agent throughout his adult life.
Multiple newspaper articles from Ardmore, Oklahoma detail Fred's visits to his father Major W.W. Trask, his brother Will C. Trask and his sister Nettie. These articles also detail his schooling, his occupation, and his marriage.
His WWI and WWII Selective Service records list his date and place of birth, his full name, and his father's name.
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