Definitely Ash.

Not Blue Ash (Fraxinus quadrangulata) they have distinct raised ridges on 4 sides of the twigs.

Not Black Ash (Fraxinus nigra) the leaflets have very short petioles that give the appearance that the leaflets are connected directly to the stem.

Not White Ash (Fraxinus americanna) twigs are not right for this one (too smooth).

Green Ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica) is my determination based on what I see in your pictures.

:-)

Thank you.

There are a couple and none have the "U" shaped bud scar I associate with white ash. Only thing missing for an official ID are the "D" shaped exit holes lol.

'There are a couple and none have the "U" shaped bud scar I associate with white ash.'

Yes, didn't see that feature at first (I went by web info/pictures for the whites & blues because we don't have them in my neck of the woods). :-)

Sorry to hear about the 'D' holes. I hear most of the country is experiencing this same problem. :-(