Are there any people with the surname Zhang in Wuwei Yanqiao, Anhui who have been in their own generation or who are extensions?

I heard my father tell me when I was young (I was less than 7 years old) that our family seemed to have immigrated to Anhui from Jiangxi (Jiangxi) in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. Our ancestors were two brothers who settled in Wuwei. After a few generations, the population multiplied, and then the tribe began to build ancestral halls and agree on the alphabetical order of generations. I am from the "Kai" generation. According to my father, "Kai" is the 20-something generation with the surname Zhang. I don't remember. Due to my father's historical experience (he was originally involved in the construction of the Huainan Railway, shortly after its completion and operation, the Japanese invaded and the Nationalist Government ordered the road to be blown up and the employees to evacuate south. When my father and the others evacuated to Hengyang, Hunan, they met General Du Luming and formed the Fifth Army of the National Revolution. (my country’s first armored unit). My father and the others were admitted to the Fifth Army Automobile Repair Factory with a passion for the rise and fall of the country, and were later organized into the expeditionary force to fight against Japan in the South. During this period, my father did a lot of revolutionary work. After the victory, I recovered in Hankou and returned to work on the railway. Due to various reasons, I rarely talked about family affairs with our descendants. I only remember that our family was (assigned) to reclaim wasteland in Wuweihuangguzha Village. , my great-grandfather was assigned to work in Chaoxian and Hefei areas, including land reclamation, carpentry, government servants, etc. Unfortunately, after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, my father was the only one left. They may have died in World War II. I still remember the names of my cousin Zhang Xianfan and my cousin Zhang Xi, but they have been searching for them for decades without success. After the liberation, my father never had the chance to return to Anhui. It's a pity that I still remember who the last few generations were: From, Xian, Kai, Shi (or Shi, Shi), Industry; You (or You, You), Qi (or Qi), Cheng (or Jian), Jia, Sun (or Sheng, Sheng), at the end of the last century, I. Returning to Chaohu, my ancestral home in Hongjiaqiao is no longer there. There is a lush field of broad beans. The expressway to the east of Dajiang Village is about to be built, and there is no trace of it. None.