Montgomery County Sec. 24, T. 33 S., R. 14 E

West of Bolton Measured By Newell, 8/1935 Upper limestone beds probably correlate with "Buxton" limestone at Caney
	Unit No. Description Thickness 1 Massive cross-bedded sandstone + 10 ft. 2 Covered clay shale 12 ft. 3 Brown sandy oolite, contains Composita, bellerophonitids, bryozoa, Neospirifer, Linoproductus 0.6 ft. 4 Clayey and papery sandy shale 15 ft. 5 Platy, sandy, brown oolite with some fossils as above 1 ft. 6 Buff crinoidal limestone, rather medium grained 1.5 ft. 7 Bluish clay shale with ammonites, Phanerotema grayvillence, crinoid stems, etc., Trepospira poorly shown +/- 40 ft. 8 (Seen in creek bed NW corner 24) 4 foot yellow shaly limestone with abundant fossil sponges, particularly Coelocladia spinosa, Heliospongia ramosa, Girtyocoelia beedei, etc. +/- 4 ft.
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