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(34) (23)
clinton 12 in., baslt, led., 12 in.
(24)
at broad angle N of Newkirk's.
clint. m. 12 in., L.S.; gaster, led. beds
(25)
H. Dacker house. duplicates of
section 1. A clint distance below prs.
clint. m.
clayey, not measured,
5 ft.
clint. m., { Ozford,
?, 22 ft. clay 22 ft. }
12 in.
clint. m. limest. m., 12 in.
Gasterosperm layers,
(26)
Cedar Spring Church, on road
from jeffersontown to Seatonville.
Large bluff.
?
limest. m.
2 1/2 ft. white clay,
4 1/2 ft. Ozford limest., red, silic.
17 ft. Ozford clay, purplish blue.
3 ft. basal Ozford.
1 3/8 transhum. red, siliceous. (Clinton)
1 1/2 ft. Clinton (18 in.) varying from red to
salmon color. All ovinicidal; Halysites.
Favrites favros Pachydictya lirad
from with nodules. Orthos hypsita.
3 in. B. blue clay L.S.
34 ft.{ 24 ft. under Madison
{ 10 ft. after Madison.
5 in. limest. m. th. fossils; claygy, lias limest.
4 ft. Clay rich. Nutter silt.
14 ft. Richly fossiliferous clays merging
into fossiliferous limestone below.
(27)
at Shunk begins my Cedar Springs
Church section same as (26).
(28)
First Errad S., of Fairmont P.O.
18-24 in. of Clinton varying from reddish
- to salmon from
Fall, same section exposed as at
Cedar Spring Church, including
Madison & basal Laurel.
(29)
Harp Spring. B. an act am road N of
Elm do. P.O.
Clinton with Pleistom fossils 20 sec.
Rhynchofra parvora typical Ostrus
cles curata, simple nerea flat, but
raised at break. Orthos flabellos Fava
the farmns.
? Laurel, basal part,
2 7/8 ft. Clay.
5 1/2 ft. Ozford limest.
21 ft. Ozford clay, & numerous nodal layers at top.
8 in. basal Ozford, our chart, red silic. hum.
2 1/2 ft. Clinton, salmon brown, coarse
grained + rough irregular bedded.
No shrt.
- Fine Madison section. No
gasterosperm led. at top. No Clint
& Madison.
- The upper 4 inches of Clinton has
white chalky m. in it. This may
be the chalky layers Smith
wrote.