Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
Contributed by Smithsonian Institution Archives.
| www.biodiversitylibrary.org
Transcription
TC.76
22 ft massive as.
16½ft soft clay shale,
3ft limestone,
19½ (shaly as, in part) partly mixed
3½ ft l. mostly weathered away.
Authority large sheet
0 2½ ft continuous l. to freeze.
16 ft clay shale a couple feet, 1898,
2½t massive as, w again as, large beds
of the iron and red mulls.
Sylvester Lagoon.
12ft sandy shale & thinbedded as, also some
15ft front, exposed
[illegible]
Bed B
26 ft limestone. The joint oblique,
6 ft partly exposed
Sample 1893
1894
1895
1897
Wednesday July 23.
Stephensport 190 ft Nat office, at 8 AM.
640 ft at 8.10 AM: put gravel along
road N of Stephens port,
(665?) 765 ft = top of BED C or Tri./limestone?
N of Stephensonport: at 8.15 AM
750 ft = plenty of gravel at cross
Whiteville's home, covered to
5 ft of loess,
735 ft = top of l. at cross level at rectin.
Nr. 74.
at 8.30 AM.
745 ft at 8.45 AM. at Yrs. 75.
{752 limestone, a short distance
N % of Locality 75.
765 ft when road continues southward
and another road turns to northward
Yrs. 77 - 770 ft. at 8.50 AM.
The l. NEW Yrs. 75 cannot have been very
thin, I think bedded as, above up, more
moderately) above, and continue to
Yrs. 78.
Yrs. 78. Considerable thin bedded as,
then l. (same as at 75 ?) 765 ft.
shale are bare at 755 ft
soft clay shale here at 748 ft.
or the N side of the valley, the
upper as. of the preceding rocks
is reached again.
at 770, at my the outcrop as
apparently thin & l.