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Trenor W. Park
Trenor William Park (December 8, 1823 – December 13, 1882) was an American lawyer, political figure, businessman, and philanthropist.
==Early life==
Trenor William Park was born in Woodford, Vermont on December 8, 1823.〔Cecil Gage Tilton, (William Chapman Ralston: Courageous Builder ), 1935, page 252〕 He was raised in Bennington and began working at an early age, including selling candy and carrying letters to and from the Bennington post office.〔Henry Clay Williams, (American Encyclopaedia of Biography ), 1893, page 108〕
At age 15 Park became the proprietor of a candy store on Bennington's North Street, and at age 16 he began to study law with Bennington County State's Attorney A.P. Lyman, attaining admission to the bar as soon as he was legally eligible in 1844.〔Henry Clay Williams, American Encyclopaedia of Biography〕 Park began a practice in Bennington, and maintained it until 1852, also becoming active in lumbering and other business ventures. On December, 15, 1846 he married Laura Van Der Spiegle Hall, the daughter of Congressman and Governor Hiland Hall. They had three children Eliza, Laura and Trenor Luther Park.〔Abby Maria Hemenway, editor, (Vermont Historical Gazeteer ), Volume 5, 1891, page 92〕〔Oscar Tully Shuck, editor, (History of the Bench and Bar of California ), 1901, page 594〕
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