Coffey County Sec. 10, T. 21 S., R. 17 E

Gully crop 75 yards Southeast of Jennings house Measured By A.L. Bowsher, 07/24/1942 On Jenning's Farm
	Unit No. Description Thickness 6 Thin-bedded, brown, hard, slabby, dense, very fine grained, crystalline. fusuliniferous limestone with ferr. fossil cavities   5 Light gray, fairly hard, thin-bedded, kaolinitic, illite clay shale 18 - 19 ft. 4 Thin-bedded, platy, bituminous coal - Williamsburg 6 - 9 in. 3 Very soft, somewhat shaly coal 0 - 3 in. 2 Interbedded, gray, soft, kaolinitic clay shale and lignite layers 0 - 3 in. 1 Dark gray, soft, very thin-bedded, slightly kaolinitic illite clay shale, containing a great amount of browken lignitic material 1 ft.
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