Yard tree in Texas. My first guess is Chinaberry.

[Pepe_Silvia]

Never cut a Chinaberry so I can't be sure.  Thought it might be Mulberry at first, but the fresh cut wood seems way too dark - looks like Mulberry that's been sitting out for a couple months.

Unfortunately no pictures of the leaves.  I'm including a fuzzy 13 year old picture from google maps to at least show the structure.



 

 

 

[Pepe_Silvia]

Well, the tree guy back to me so I have my answer, but I'll see if anyone wants to take a stab at it.  It's not Chinaberry.

[leemiller1]

Definitely not Chinaberry.  I have 2 of those sitting in a burn pile.

[firefighter ontheside]

Tree of heaven perhaps.

[timberking]

I thought maybe royal pawlonia but can't get a good read on leaves from the pic.  

[KEC]

I've cut up Tree of Heaven and never seen it with such dark color.

[kantuckid]

Pawlonia is very soft, lighter blond color and not any interesting color/grain either. Very light weight when dry too. U of KY did a project on them some years ago.  I always wondered why they like them in Asia?

[Pepe_Silvia]

Forgot to come back and left everyone hanging.  It was Mimosa.