Well, the second tree is one that grows everywhere, so I'm told, except on the moon. "Ash leaf maple" or as it is better known, "Box elder", Acer negundo, is often a prize tree when having what look to possibly be "pippy burl" growth. So, continue to drive by that tree and call Kevin when it is harvested. Just kidding, but keep an eye on it. Those growths are precious to a bunch of us.
Now the first two pictures, I thought elm based on the white layered bars in the bark. Elm often has a 'horse piss" smell. The following pictures throw me some. They look like the Prunus genus, plum / cherry. The end grain color matches cherry. The early start of brown rot and ring separation are common in peach trees. The bark could pass for "Higan cherry" "Peach", and "plum". Please try to land a few leaves and post those for viewing. Thanks. I'm going with peach so far...By the way, I'm jealous, no leaves here yet, but spring has sprung.
Mark...