I think that tree is a Fraxinus species but I'm not sure. I'm not real familiar with Fraxinus and I don't know which variety might grow in your area. We have quite a few listed here in our database: https://garden.org/plants/sear...
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I'd just been doing the same. I think it's Excelesior since that seems the most common round here. Looks like it's got a fair bit of growing left to do too.
Definitely doesn't get that wonderful red the last one does, sadly.
Looks like Raywood to me.
