Yes another tree id please

Have a few of these though out my woods they drop little blue berries every few years. I have tried looking it up but no luck so I came to the wood experts

 

I all so fine a lot these berries under them on the years they fruit like this year.

 

It could be black gum aka tupelo. I found these dried berries near a roadside wood score couple weeks back. Looked like raisins. Later learned it was black gum.
See my thread
Unknown wood. Mystree #2

 

As George Carlin once said, "just because it's a blue berry, doesn't mean it's a blueberry"

 

My first reaction was it's a cinch it's black gum. Birds eat the berries too. Down here, and in your bark picture, the bark is distinctively like an alligator's back on large, mature trees. By the way, it doesn't split good at all. Tough, gnarly splits. I don't know how it burns, I gave up. Now, sweetgum, burns with a bad odor.