Field notes, undated (3)

Aug. F. Foate

(Pat) [illegible] 10th February 1. Just south of Columbia about 2½ m. 2. 3. 4ft Blacklick Creek. 1/2 mile to single dwelling left of ground fence, weather house belonging to the Blacks in Lanesville, Shilling's farm shaded with pines.

Along rivak to Fly, about 1 mile from Fly, large pl[illegible]tr[e] nodules. 1/2 ft greenish sandy rock with very 4 1/2 ft. Black shale 1 ft of Sandstone J.C. Baker, 2 mi. S. of Fly, at opening up hollow SW road Here the Black shale is exposed with its sand- at the base resting on what I consider Order [illegible], pretty limestone. West. Of Steelley, less than 1/2 mi. from Fly, Black Shale, 17 feet not exposed. 13 feet limest[m]e, Clinton white. 25 feet not exposed. ? Leipers Creek lim[illegible] in stream bed. No certainty about this being Canteri creek. The Clinton is: Halcyites calumnulatus Famities farrowi Large,

Left side of stream. W of R.S, talam, down stream. 5\frac{1}{2} feet Black slate, 1 foot sandstone. 16 feet to face of sandstone. ? \frac{1}{4} yd limestone exposed large Orthoceras innum to 32 ft. from clay limestone with) Underlying this up stream is Clinton with clart + triplesiana The Oepord replaced by clayey limestone much my little than Limestone above = Laurel. The Gypsoi contains the manner no speci men of Orth. occors Combing Gypsoi as 10 feet i at least 5 feet of preceding rock belongs to Tripoli Gypsoi y Same as last. 5\frac{1}{2} feet Black shale. 1 foot sandstone. 14 feet of limestone, ? 2 feet of clay poorly exposed. 27+ feet of Laurel limestone. 10 feet of clayey limestone with Orthoceras. Gypsoi Clinton with Stricklandinia. tripleisiana. Mr. B when used to live just across the stream. About 2 miles from last locality is road leading S to Gascoills Brand road to Santa Fe. Here the Laurel is quarried for making new road bed to Santa Fe, fine road.

Oil Well below Dan Fox house, 6 ft Ozgood. 17 feet with chert modules sites near trip 13 ft. white Cinnacross Haly. Calymene Wagerina 14\frac{1}{2} feet not exposed. Leipers Creek (inset me) Believed to be Ordovician. Known to be so at least for 4 feet and the interval between the Leipers creek bed and the Silurian imposes southward from Dan Fox when they branch to Oil Well. Just below reaching road turning south east after passing Dan Fox in ranch. Clinton nearly full section, high up in Buff Halcyites. Clinton Jarrett's house some\frac{1}{4} miles west of Theta, \frac{3}{4} miles from Leipers Creek, just below this house is Black Shale or Ordovician. Pete Old man, below his house is Black shale on Chert. about 3 feet of soft claygy lime Halcyites at one corner and Ozgood. Clinton cherty, completes section, cherty to trip, with 14 halcyites common. On road leading south down the ridge opposite the road to Pete Old man's Black shale. Far below chert at top with Chert 1m. 15 feet. Farmites Gritland 4 ft green clay, 1st thinset. 22 ft more quartzos, lower.

Widow Nancy Adlison. Above Balena Hay, Opposite Gaskill's branch. South east 1 lime, mudge is Black slate or Limestone Gray of 5 feet, NE of T.C. Gaskills line is Black slate a Limestone Sap of 5 feet C.G. Harris. 1 mile above Gaskille Black Shale, Branch shale same as at Santa Fe. 4 ft app muck, occasionally hard clay 13 1/2 feet Sandel, 9 ft pure loose fragments = Cagord's 33 ft continuous limestone. Clinton clints to trip Halzyite Farmites large. Opposite J.M. Sheeley Above the springs Black shale, 6 1/2 ft muck on, 15 ft 4 in. Clints, This is thirty fathoms up the creek. Crinnical Serpers Creek. This section. Half a mile westward of where New fork leaves Run at Creek and road to C & E. Harris on Suma Creek. Clint or 13 ft 8 in.

NEyMat Sonal a well. 21/25/46/10 21 ft White Limestone 25 ft not exposed with Chistm chat identifiable. 33 ft from old to largest point? 80/65 Ferrites far some layers. - Platyschistis bifurcata - Rhinoceros fendrea - Arigna marginalis - Lepidaria rhomboidalis Heliolites, fines layers & closer - Stricklandina triplexiana - Maerinus Daytcanensis Near Flyths Silurian section diminishes about 75 feet in one mile, going south- ward. East of C. E. Harris the Siluria section thins at least about 40 feet in half a mile and east of Mat Davids where this section diminishes 65 feet in about the same distance. L & E. Colyer's Mill. No Black shale. Wavely free-liferan at base, and about 4 inches thicker than the rest, or Ordovician rule of fossils. Nalypites Heliolites interstinctus Maerinus Daytcanensis. 6 ft thin Black shale. 12 ft of Chist m massicot, Creek.

Doria Clayton. Phsto. Sordenshrng, Lurno Co. 3,66 [illegible]

"top of hill is 75 feet above sink level. Hill E of hotel at S end of Chiftn Septaena rhumboidalis Orthus fissiplica Spirifer foggi, Pegram type Orthus elegantula that dorsal valve, long large line. Strophomena small, indistinct. Wilsonia Wilemi, Pegram type. Atrypa reticularis. Laccoorinus species us, Hall. Calamophylla Foliari, var. distincta Thecosigites hemisphaerius, Fenestella acuti-costata Astrospengla meridiana, Palaeonema cratara, Artylospngia praemosa Artylospngia stellatusulcata Petraia Farmingana. Amplexus Humardi, near typ. of U.S. i. the limit et me. Cactodictya, same as at Pegram Platyptana Niagaraense, Platgerinus Tennesseeensis Cystorinus Tennesseeensis' Calceola Tennesseeensis Orthus biloba Petraia Waynesii Spiriferi, very small as at Bledsoe. Artylospngia (articulato) imbricato) Corygonius possibly ornatus Atrypa marginalis. Roemer, elegantula Orthus new species Hell, convex dorsal valve, with few plication Syngidula Reveneri at at Pegram. Endorinus species unknown. Artylospngia inciso-lobata, Spirifer endora, Spirifer becoming simple near margin Strophomena palata? Helicites interstincta Petraia Waynesii. Calamophylla filosa. Platgeras Niagaraensis? Revenier Hell Alveolites largeformus as at Pegram, corae, Favoritos favorus, very large form Calymene Niagaraense.

Main street N & W. Line right N 72 E down the river, 20 ft 9 in from water to top of Lower Silurian limestone. Limestone section = 22 feet. B and 11 ft Valley. Distance 3 1/2 ft down stream. Tip of L. S. limestone 1 ft 6 in above water. ∴ Fall of 19 ft 3 inches in 3 1/2 ft. 19 ft – 19.25 ft in 3 1/2 ft. 312) 19.25 (.06.17 in 1 ft. 1872 6.17 in 100 ft. #536 312 2180 2184 Fall of 6.17 ft in 100 feet going N 72 E, 10 ft 7 in. of greenish clay shale with the upper 6 inches harder with Strephomena as in creek bore all. More shale 6 feet. Slate Sl., limestone = 22 ft Shale above the l. = 16 ft 7 in. greenish yellow pretty hard, with dust at top, 1 foot. Overlying limestone clayey and reddish. Coarse crinoid stems, 3/4 in. in diameter and orthoceras especially abun- dant between 7 ft 6 in and 8 ft 6 in. but also found below. At this level, 8 ft above Clinton? occurs also Carpo crinus, Litmites, Cyclocrema, Platyceras or Maerus 12 feet above Clinton is ordinary stone; Stiphleocrinus, Piascrinus. More solid limestone with plenty of small crinoids begins at 14 feet.

at Clifton. Photographia bipunctata? Cyclomena ciliata, Thun elegansula Laelaps Daylanaensis. Grypha marginales Grypha Clintan corrugata Lectambrites verrica Favosites favosa Triplecia Artani 10 Holaster catenulatus 28 9 15 8 16 0 3 0 21 6 152 0 100 ft. 0