Field notes, undated (6)
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window mills ' caps door mills. top dressed layer of cellar stone= range, flat dressed stone facing the cellar stone = ashlar. steps. flat flag on top of set of steps - footing. footings = under the foundation. cellar stone = rubble. gutter flag. curbings. crossings. jail flag, is where one solid flat stone is used for inside of cell, 29 7/8 bridge stone, where a large culvert is just joining to main parts of bridge, 4 in. abutments. over stne. backing, rip raps, gudgeon, gndgem is yellow soft stone, found over stone quarried. yellow 2-4 in. flinty, (3) Prof. Smith Indianapolis. Silica clay + musl. silicates --- 19.12 Alumina + Iron oxides --- 1.46 Lime Carbonate --- 50.05 Magnesium --- 21.03 Water --- 2.95 (2') (9') down. 1+3 layers. 94.61 all 3 layers. (1-9 feet) (2) Silica Calcium Oxid Magnesia Carbon dioxid Alumina Iron Oxide Alkalies 3 Wa. Hayes, (5' down) Silica + Musl Clays Alumina + Iron Oxides Lime Cal. Magnesia Mg O Loss ignition (C CO2) After burning: Clayey Matter Lime - Cal. Magnesia 17.67 1.33 53.77 29.74 25.47 12.10 88.27 99.13 31.22 48.90 19.88 100.00