Wilson County Sec. 19, T. 29 S., R. 14 E

Measured By Newell Haskell well shown at cross section side of 24, 29-13
	Unit No. Description Thickness 6 Brown massive, cross bedded sandstone 10 ft. 5 Gray clay shale with limonite concretions 107 ft. 4 Bluish-gray, dense limestone, filled with cryptozoans, crinoid stems, blocky 1.25 ft. 3 Greenish-gray clay shale with abundant Myalina and Chonetes at top 18 ft. 2 Shale (and limestone?) covered 27.5 ft. 1 Massive sandstone (Stranger)
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