This paper completes our studies on the Ramsey number r(Tn, G) for trees Tn of order n and connected graphs G of order six. If & chi;(G) > 4, then the values of r(Tn, G) are already known for any tree Tn. Moreover, r(Sn, G), where Sn denotes the star of order n, has been investigated in case of & chi;(G) < 3. If & chi;(G) = 3 and G =6 K2,2,2, then r(Sn, G) has been determined except for some G and some small n. Partial results have been obtained for r(Sn, K2,2,2) and for r(Sn, G) with & chi;(G) = 2. In the present paper we investigate r(Tn, G) for non-star trees Tn and & chi;(G) < 3. Especially, r(Tn, G) is completely evaluated for any non-star tree Tn if & chi;(G) = 3 where G =6 K2,2,2, and r(Tn, K2,2,2) is determined for a class of trees Tn with small maximum degree. In case of & chi;(G) = 2, r(Tn, G) is investigated for Tn = Pn, the path of order n, and for Tn = B2,n-2, the special broom of order n obtained by identifying the centre of a star S3 with an end-vertex of a path Pn-2. Furthermore, the values of r(B2,n-2, Sm) are determined for all n and m with n > m - 1. As a consequence of this paper, r(F, G) is known for all trees F of order at most five and all connected graphs G of order at most six.