Crabbapple?
Not amelanchier
Rosacea related...

Looks like some sort of Crabapple...

Fruit will tell you what it really is...

Crab apple makes fine jelly - especially if you like tart apple jelly...

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I'd guess crab apple, too.

I'd be tempted to graft some known apple cultivars onto that tree, but such a pretty tree, I'd probably just leave it for the wildlife.

I am tempted to do some grafting onto it, especially since there are two of them. I'm definitely gonna do a few air layerings to see if I can get a smaller clone to plant closer to the house.

Also, check the area closely for seedlings popping up.

I'm pretty sure it's a flowering dogwood. Very common understory tree in a woodland.

Not dogwood. 5 petals on each flower, alternate branching.
Apple of some sort - may be a 'volunteer' seedling of ornamental crabs, courtesy of traveling birds, or could potentially be one of the native crabs - M.ioensis, M.coronaria, etc. Leaves don't look quite like M.angustifolia. Or, someone may have just tossed an apple core at that spot some years back.