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Fred Brawn. Brooklyn NY,
Allen.
Fordyce Knob. 1/4 mi S of Borden,
5 ft mill.
20 ft Chert, red ark, with spinfur 2 spec
47 ft shaley.
1 ft SS solid.
1 ft SS solid.
10 ft shaley
8 ft SS intermediate, not er massive
22 ft SS. Massive.
SS massive, with Derbya large
+ fairly abundant in one
thr layers.
35 ft Massive SS with large Derbya
at various intervals.
24 ft weathering shaley, probably like
underlying bed origin ally
16 ft indurated argillaceous arkite
weathering shaley.
18 ft indurated clay creek with spiffur
and abundant Derbya,
Forks of mad.
West Y. Borden, N of RR, Arch
end 2kft?
31 ft massive SS
132+ RR crossing up to mass reflectin
Interval is shaly stuff.
Dr. Stalkers farms
McKinley Rdst. 1/4 mi SW of Borden,
Top of hill.
Chert, red ark. It an rds bury.
Contact uncertain.
33 ft + shaley.
6 in SS solid.
11 ft shaley.
10 ft massive SS, with Derbya at intervals.
Derbya common layer in me layers.
30 ft large Derbya common at various
intervals.
35 ft Derbya common at various,
intervals. Indurated argillaceous
freestone, weathering shaley at
various levels.
20 ft Derbya rather rare.
24 ft interval. Indurated argillaceous
12 ft intercald shale
70 ft softer argillaceous material.
22 ft down to crossing of road over
creek.
5 ft interval.
Hard rock layer in creek.
The stuff in this bank looks like
the stuff underlying the typical
Derbya clay, which forms the
upper part of the New Providence
formation.