Mr G Greenwell Ford section. [illegible] 72ft above Warren, 10 ft {Lithodoma in upper 3ft, thick clay rock. 5 ½ ft blue clay rock, knotty rubble. 7 ft 3 in. thick clay rock {Major part spalling, 5 ½ ft blue clay rock. Massive 7 ½ ft {W} of waterfall. Indicated clay rock. 4 ft 4 in. the clay indicated rock. 1 ft Hard blue clay rock. 20 in. the clay indicated rock {Senesperm 6 2 ft blue clay rock massive and spalling {in upper 3 ft. blue clay rock in indicated, upper 15 inches still harder. 5 ½ ft Columnaria obliquata (obliqua) at top, colthoera about 2 ft from base, with ceas about 1½ ft from base. {Column} at top = in upper one foot, 5 ½ ft Senesperm and lamella branchy fossil. the indicated clay rock, {N}enrosperra and 5 ½ ft indicated blue dayrock. Bage D, sinuate 3 ft 6 in {shale & lime few fossils is softer in upper one foot which is more like blue clay rubble richly fossiliferous except 6 in. several cl. layers, 4 ft wildly fossiliferous blue cl. rubble. 7 in limestone are solid thin few fossils 3½ ft 8 after the cl. l. rubble. 12 in. More indicated thin cl. l. Fruits plenty, 15 in. blue clay l. rubble fossils faintly jelly? 2 in. coral l. with {An}uclidata? & Plenum crumma 2 ft blue clay rubble l. with Septacena at base. Mr G Greenwell continued. Clinton, 25 Madrigue massive beds. upper part not studied middle = Canada - Liberty ? Models fossils vary force, and 2 ½ ft {candy clay section. Syne Schizylopha more or 1 ft blue top 1 ft clay blue indicated rubble with at top, typical newtonian Canadensis 2 ft. the clay rock, Good stripe limestone 1 ft the clay rock, Columnaria small and obliquata crumma.