Israel Trask
- Born: 4 Oct 1786, Beverly MA
- Marriage (1): Polly Wallis on 31 Dec 1809 in Beverly MA
- Died: 1 Feb 1867, Beverly MA
General notes:
Silver and pewtersmith
Events in his life were:



- Apprenticed: John W. Ellingwood, about 1799, in Beverly MA.
At the end of his term, he bought out his master, who was leaving the trade to take up ministry work. 11
- He worked in 1807-1825 as a silversmith in Beverly MA having bought out the stock and trade of his master. 11

- Example: Teapot, circa 1815, in Private Collection. H: 6 1/2"
A nearly identical example is in the Yale University collection.

- Example: Teapot, circa 1815, in Private Collection.

- Example: Teapot, circa 1820-1835, in Private Collection. H: 11 3/4"
- He worked in 1825-1856 as a pewtersmith in Beverly MA
The design and decoration of his work in pewter testify to his training as a silversmith. 11

- Example: Flagon, circa 1825, in Private Collection. H: 12 1/2"

- Example: Teapot, circa 1840, in Private Collection. H: 10 7/8"
- He appeared on the census in 1850 in Beverly MA. Listed as a manufacturer.
- He appeared on the census in 1855 in Beverly MA. Listed as a block tin worker.
- He appeared on the census in 1860 in Beverly MA. Listed as a hardware merchant.
Israel married Polly Wallis on 31 Dec 1809 in Beverly MA. (Polly Wallis was born on 2 Aug 1789 in Beverly MA and died on 8 Aug 1834 in Beverly MA.)
|