tree ID, please...Hackberry?

[Joec123able]

I guess there is one question left, is bow making wood.

There's one way to find out........

[Pat B]

I was thinking Chinese Tallow Tree too. They grew all around Savannah when I lived there.
  Where do you live? Tallow trees can't take too much cold....you can get tallow from the fruit. It was used in colonial times for candles.
 It is not a Bradford Pear.   
Eric, the bradford pears have weak structure(very steep limb angle) but the wood is strong like any other Pyrus(pears).

[4dog]

Ha!

[Ryan_Gill_HuntPrimitive]

99% sure it's a Tallow Tree.

[Hillbilly]

I guess there is one question left, is bow making wood.

After a little research I believe I have found this tree. Not a Bradford Pear or other ornamental pear, but a Chinese Tallow Tree (Triadica Sebifera). The bark and leaf shape were a big factor in the ID and of course the fruit as well. It is considered an invasive species:

Have a look: http://www.texasinvasives.org/plant_database/detail.php?symbol=TRSE6

You got it. Tallow tree is invasive throughout the deep south. I have no idea if it's good bow wood, but I'd kind of doubt it. It's fast-growing and likely brittle, light wood.

[lesken2011]

Just FYI...I talked to the owner today and he confirmed it is Chinese Tallow or "popcorn tree". Apparently the berries open up to a white popcorn looking bloom thing. He sells wood for a living and said it is a soft wood. Thanks for all the responses.