Wilson County Sec. 14, T. 30 S., R. 13 E

Mainly at RR cut at NW corner of section Measured By Newell, 8/1938
	Unit No. Description Thickness 1 Sandstone, massive, brown + 3 ft. 2 Shale, gray, clayey 10 ft. 3 Limestone, platy, ferrug, chonetes & productids 0.3 ft. 4 Sandstone, rippled, fine, interbedded shale 1.5 ft. 5 Shale, silty, gray 2 ft. 6 Brown limestone in two layers, separated by shale, contains productids and chonetes 0.4 ft. 7 Shale, covered 3.5 ft. 8 Limestone, drab, largely composed to Triticites of oryziformis 2 ft. 9 Shale, gray (this seems to thin out where the Ireland is massive; probably is partly equivalent to Irelend) +/- 30 ft. 10 Sandstone, massive ins S part of section, thin and shaly in U part of section 10 - 70 ft. 11 Bluish clay shale
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