Coffey County Sec. 36, T. 20 S., R. 13 E

Measured By R.M. J., 05/25/1940 Stratigraphy Class
	Unit No. Description Thickness 11 Limestone - light gray, rubbly, calcite veins, Marginifera, crinoid stems 3.5 ft. 10 Limestone - gray blue, weathers yellowish brown, massive hard, abundant Ottonosia, crinoid stems, Amblysiphonella, Marginifora, gastropods 1.4 ft. 9 Shale - dark, weathers yellow, clayey 3.6 ft. 8 Limestone - brownishg gray, dense, Fenestellinids, brachiopods 0.4 ft. 7 Shale - yellow shale 0.7 ft. 6 Limestone - sandy massive, Composita, crinoid stems, Neospirifer, Derbya crassa, bryozoa 0.4 ft. 5 Shale - light blue - gray, clayey 2.5 ft. 4 Limestone - light blue - gray, weathers brown, red, limonite patches on fresh fracture, Fistulipora 0.5 ft. 3 Shale 0.25 ft. 2 Limestone, dark bluish gray, dense massive to wavy bedded. Crinoid stems, gastropod, Ottonosia 1 ft. 1 Shale, yellowish brown
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