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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PENNSYLVANIA 

1889. 



CATALOGUE 



Geological Museum. 



PAET III. 

1. Berks County Collections, by E. V. d'Invilliera. No. 8975. 

2. Glacial Dbift Collections, by H. C. Lewis. No. 9245. 

3. Waekeh County Collections, by F. A. Randall. No. 9392. 

4. Oil Region Collections, by John F. Carll. No. 9686. 

5. Minebalogical Collection, by Dr. F. A. Genth. No. 10814. 

6. Eubyptebid Collection, given by Hon. I. F. Mansfield. No. 10950. 

7. Fossil Plant Collections, by Leo Lesquereux. No. 11074. 

8. Pekey County Collections, by E. W. Claypole. No. 11624. 

9. Special Paljeontological Collection of C. E. Hall ; revised in de- 

tail by George B. Simpson. Nos. 201 to C7. 
10. Wabben County Collection, revised by G. B. Simpson. No. 9467. 



HARRISBURG : 
published by the boabd op commissionebs 

fob the geological subvey. 
1889. 



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Entered, for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in the year 1889, according 

to acts of Congress, 

By WILLIAM A. INGHAM, 

Secretary of the Board of Commissioners of the Geological Survey, 

In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at 

Washington, D. C. 



Printed by 

Edwin K.IMeyeiis, State Printer, 
Harrlsburg, Fa. 



BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. 



His Excellency, JAMES A. BEAVER, Governor 

and ex-ojjlclo President of the Board, Harrisburg. 

Ario Pardee, Hazleton. 

Henry S. Eckert, Reading. 

Henry McCormick, Harrisburg. 

Samuel Q. Brown, Philadelphia. 

Charles A. Miner, Wilkes-Barre. 

Joseph Willcox, . Media. 

Louis W. Hall, Harrisburg. 

Charles H. Koyes, Warren. 

Jacob Turney, Greensbnrg. 



SECRETARY OF THE BOARD. 
William A. Ingham, Philadelphia. 

STATE GEOLOGIST. 
Peter Lesley, Philadelphia. 



ASSISTANTS, 1888. 



' Headquarters. 



Frank A. Hill, Assistant Geologist and Geologist in charge of the Anthra- 
cite Region. 

Chables A. Ashburner, Assistant Geologist, to report on the Bituminous 
Coal Region. 

E. V. d'Invilliers, Assistant Geologist in Union, Snyder, Mifflin and 
Juniata counties. 

John Fulton, Geologist, to report maps of Cambria and Somerset counties. 

Benjamin Smith Lyman, Assistant Geologist in Bucks and Montgomery 
counties. 

Edward B. Haeden, Assistant Geologist in charge 

of Office. 
Wilbur F. Smith, Assistant. 
M. Carraher, Messenger. 

Oliver B. Harden, Assistant Geologist and Topo- 
grapher, 

William Geipfith, Assistant Geologist, Scranton 
district. 

G. M. Lehman, Topographer, Scranton district. 

R. A. Quin, Assistant, Scranton district. 

G. W. Milnes, Assistant, Scranton district. 

I. R. Moister, Assistant Geologist, Hazleton dis- 
trict. 

Charles Jones, Assistant, Hazleton district. 

G. W. Emory, Assistant, Hazleton district. 

J. Luoas, Jr., Rodman, Hazleton district. 

A. D. W. Smith, Assistant Geologist, Pottsville dis- 
trict. 

E. E. Kaeecher, Assistant, Pottsville district. 

E. M. Keatley, Assistant, Pottsville district. 

J. Adachi, Draughtsman, Pottsville district. 

H. T. Fisher, Draughtsman, Pottsville district. 

Leonard Schoew, Rodman, Pottsville district 

C F. Shay, Rodman, Pottsville district. 

Frederick Shelly, Axeman, Pottsville district. 



■ Anthracite-Region. 



Philadelphia, February 5, 1889. 
To His Excellency Governor James A. Beaver, Chairman of 

the Board of Commisioners of the Geological Survey of Penn- 
sylvania : 

Sir: I have the honor to present for your approval Part 
Third and last of the Catalogue of Geological Specimens ar- 
ranged and labeled for use. 

Mr. E. V. d'Invilliers' catalogue was originally printed in his 
Report on the Mountain Region of Berks county (D3, Vol. 2 
1882), and is here reprinted, the specimens having received 
their museum label numbers from 8975 to 9244. 

Prof. Henry Oarvill Lewis (whose early death is so sincerely 
deplored in the scientific world which he adorned) wasnot pre- 
pared with a proper catalogue of the interesting specimens of 
glacial erratics which he collected in the course of his study of 
the Terminal Moraine, when his Report upon it (Z, 1884), was 
printed. His suite of specimens find their place in this volume 
from No. 9245 to No. 9391. 

Dr. F. A. Randall's important collection of Waverly and Che- 
mung fossils from the the rock outcrops around Warren was 
summarized by Mr. Carll in his Fourth Report on the Oil Re- 
gion (MI, 1883), and is here given in detail, with its museum 
label numbers from 9392 to 9685. — During the past year, 1888, 
Mr. Geo. B. Simpson has reviewed this important collection 
and corrected, with the approval of Prof. James Hall, of Albany, 
some of the generic and specific names. A list of these cor- 
rections relating to specimens coming between No. 9467 and 
No. 9625 will be found at the end of this volume. 

Mr. John F. Carll's collections throughout the Oil Region, 
illustrating his four Reports, and classified by himself, carry 
the series of Museum label numbers from 9686 to 10813. — The 
collection is large, varied and valuable ; shows every kind of 
conglomerate and oil sand rock ; proves the important distinc- 
tion between the lower "flat-pebble " and higher "round peb- 
ble " conglomerates ; is rich in fish and plant remains ; and 
includes a rare collection of sand pumpings and crude oil sam- 
ples, arranged with that admirably systematic method to which 



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Mr. Carll's eminent success in this branch of the science has 
been so largely due. When rock specimens and fossils are lost 
they can almost always be replaced by others identical or very 
similar ; but the time will come when no price or pains will 
avail to make a collection of under- ground rock specimens such 
as is here preserved for the instruction of the next generation 
of geologists. 

Dr. F. A. Genth's collection of mineralogical specimens, 
mostly from the south-eastern region of the State, and espe- 
cially valuable for his personal determination of them, range s 
from 10814 to 10949. 

Dr. Leo Lesquereux's specimens of fossil plants, collected 
previous to 1887, of the greatest value as types of his species 
in the Coal Flora of Pennsylvania (Report P), range from No. 
11074 to 11623. 

Prof. E. W. Claypole's collection, made chiefly in Perry 
county, in 1882, 1883, catalogued under more than two hundred 
collecting i; stations," ranges from No. 11624 to 12872. But 
a good many of these stations are in Juniata, Huntingdon, 
Northumberland, Montour and Columbia counties, the speci- 
mens being collected by Prof. I. C. White and sent to Prof. 
Claypole for determination, the specific names being used by 
Prof. White in writing his reports on those counties (G7, 
1888, and T3, 1885). Prof. Claypole's specimens, so far as 
they were identified by him, were named in his report on Perry 
county (F2, 1884). The new species which he discovered or 
suspected still remain to be figured and described. The speci- 
mens will receive their museum numbers in the coming spring. 

Mr. Charles E. Hall, while in charge of the Museum of the 
Survey, previous to 1880, when the second part of this Cata- 
logue was printed, specially selected a suite of fossil specimens 
from all parts of the State, to show the order of life by forma- 
tions. A summary of this suite was printed at the end of vol- 
ume 00, pages 231 to 239. Nothing further was done with it, 
owing to the resignation of Mr. Hall and the exigencies of the 
Survey, the whole force of which had to be employed, year 
after year, in the direction of economic geology. This princi- 
pal work of the Survey now approaching its end, by direction 
of the last Legislature, I procured the services of an accom- 
plished palaeontologist, Mr. George B. Simpson, working for 



many years under the direction of the renowned geologist' and 
paleontologist of the State of New York, Prof. James Hall, 
of Albany, to study, describe and, when necessary, figure Mr. 
C. E. Hall's special suite of fossils. The Catalogue made by 
Mr. Simpson and printed on pages 175-255 of this volume, is a 
detailed expansion of the short summary in 00, above men- 
tioned. 

The museum labels of this large collection do not run on 
consecutively after the last number 12872, but form a separate 
series ; numbered (as in 00) according to formations, beginning 
in the Silurian and ascending to the Coal Measures. All 
marked 201, 202, 203, etc. to 213, being from the Calciferous, 
Cliazy or Trenton ; all marked 301, 302, &c. from TJtica or 
Hudson River ; 401, etc. from Oneida and Medina ; 501, etc. 
Clinton, Niagara, SaUna ; 601, etc. Lower Ilelderlerg; 701, 
etc. Oriskany ; 801, etc. Tipper Ilelderlerg, Maroellus, Ham- 
ilton, Genesee, Portage, Chemung, and Cliemung-Catskill ; 901, 
etc. Catsldll ; 1000, etc. Sul-carloniferous ; C 1, etc. Coal 
measures 

The list is sub-divided under many heads, each head naming 
the collecting point, neighborhood or district. 

The quality of each specimen is also given, whether plain or 
obscure, good, bad or indifferent, so that future students may 
have some direction in seeking specimens of a certain kind, 
especially for comparison. 

Among the forms examined by Mr. Simpson some appeared 
to be new. About thirty, drawn and described by him, were 
accepted for publication in the Transactions of the American 
Philosophical Society, a f its meeting of December 21, 18S8, and 
will appear in my final report. They are thus named : 

Orthis pennsylvanica, 

Ortliis sulcircula. 

Chonetes punctata, 

Cyrtina triplicata, 

SyringotJiyris angulata, 

Syringothyris randalli, 

Mcrislella incerta, 

Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) Icevis, 

Rhynchonella" medialis, 

RhyncJwnella striata, 



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Aviculopecten otqualata, 

Lyriopecten alternatus, 

Leptodesma leiopteroides, 

Leptodesma parallela, 

Ptychopteria obsoleta, 

Modiomorpha rigidula, 

Modiolopsis subrhomboidalis, 

Goniophora curvata, 

Nucula sinuosa, 

Nucula subtrigona, 

Tellinomya (Palceoneilo) cuneata, 

Tellinomya (Palosone'ilo) diminuens, 

Platyceras breve, 

Platyceras dorsale, 

Platyceras inequale, 

Platyceras mitelliforme, 

Platyceras striatum, 

Platyceras varians, 

Acermlaria communis, 

Cladopora rectilineata, and 

Homalonoius trentonenis ; the last mentioned being figured 
but not described. 

I hope and believe that this special catalogue will be useful 
to a good many persons, and will richly repay the expense of 
making it. 

The Survey has no museum in the popular seuse of the term- 
No place for the display of the State Survey collections has 
yet been assigned or provided by the Legislature. They are 
at present boxed and stored away in the vaults of the Academy 
of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia ; but in perfect order for 
an easy and rapid arrangement and exhibition on shelves, in 
drawers, or in cases, when and where the Legislature may 
see fit to provide museum room for them, wall space for illus- 
trative maps and sections, and a curator or curators to work 
with them for the pleasure and profit of the public. 

Kespectfully submitted, 

J. P. LESLEY, 

State Geologist. 



BEKKS COUNTY COLLECTIONS. 

By E. V. D'Invilliers. 

1879-1882. 

{Reprinted from Report 1)8 , Vol. II, pp. 875 to 898.) 

When topographical work was about finished, complete 
suites of varieties of mountain gneiss, Oley valley limestone, and 
magnetic iron ore, were collected for the museum and for anal- 
ysis ; also typical specimens of Potsdam sandstone, and of Mes- 
ozoic shale, sandstone, conglomerate, and trap, but no special 
collecting was done in the Great Valley. 

The museum numbers run from 8975 to 9244. The Held num- 
bers are given in brackets. 

8975 (1) Blue limestone, massive. Property and quarry of 

Samuel Marquart, 1 mile S. E. of Oley Line hotel, 
Oley township. 

8976 (2) Bastard limestone, on farm of Samuel Kauffman, 

E. bank of Monocacy creek, \ mile S. from Oley 
Line hotel, Exeter township. 

8977 (3) Fine-grained black trap (Basalt) from south end of 

same quarry. 

8978 (4) Ditto — from S. end of same quarry. 

8979 (5) Limestone, blue, with quartz veins, from ditto. 

8980 (6) Ditto — soft blue N. end of same quarry. 

8981 (7) Ditto— thinly bedded— S. end of John Snyder's 

quarry, 300 yard* from Oley Line hotel, Exeter 
township. 

8982 (8) Ditto — from N. end of same quarry. 

8983 (9) Ditto — quartzose — on Oley and Exeter township 

line road, 200 yards S. from Oley Line hotel, 
property of John Snyder. 

8984 (10) Light grey silicious limestone — from Oley and Exe- 

ter township line road, at school-house, Oley Line 
hotel. 



2 s CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

8985 (11) Dark blue limestone — from center of Albert 

Knabb's quarry, \ mile N. of Oley Line hotel, 
Exeter township. 

8986 (12) Ditto— quartzose— from west end of same quarry. 

8987 (13) Blue limestone — from quarry on west bank of Mo- 

nocacy creek, 500 feet west of Oley Line hotel, 
Exeter township. 

8988 (14). Blue and white crystalline limestone — back of 

Benjamin Bitter's barn, 1 mile N. E. of Jackson- 
wald, Exeter township. 

8989 (15) Dark blue limestone — on Oley pike, Charles Bren- 

eiser's farm, 1^ miles N. E. of Jacksonwald, 
Exeter township. 

8990 (16) Blue limestone — from center of Benjamin Bitter's 

quarry, f mile N. E. of Jacksonwald, Exeter 
township. 

8991 (17) Blue limestone — quarry at kiln, farm of 0. Tyson, 

■J mile E. of Jacksonwald, Exeter township. 

8992 (18) Hard blue limestone. E. end of Charles Dengler's 

quarry, 2£ miles west of Jacksonwald, Alsace 
township. 

8993 (19) Blue limestone, from Oliver DeHart's quarry, 2 

•miles N. W. of Jackson ward, Exeter township. 
8994(20) Light grey bastard limestone. James Koch's farm, 
2 miles west of Jacksonwald, Exeter township. 

8995 (21) Dark blue compact limestone. Center of Samuel 

Schweitzer's quarry, west bank of Antietam 
creek, 2 miles west of Jacksonwald, Exeter town- 
ship. 

8996 (22) Soft blue limestone. E. bank of west branch of 

Lime Kiln creek, Samuel Marquart's farm, 1 m. 
S. E. of Oley Line hotel, Oley township. 

8997 (23) Blue limestone, with iron pyrites. Levi Knabb's 

quarry, 1 mile east of Oley Line hotel, Oley 
township. 

8998 (24) Slaty blue limestone, from Ephraim Knabb's farm 

1 mile east of Oley Line hotel, Oley township. 

8999 (25) Compact, grey limestone. George Raudenbusch's 

farm, from ditto. 



d'invilliers' collections, berks. s 3 

9000 (26) Blue limestone. N. end of Ezra Griesermer's 

quarry, 1£ miles S. W. of Griesermersville, Oley 
township. 

9001 (27) Blue limestone. Center of Levi Herbein's quarry. 

If miles S. W. Griesermersville, Oley township. 

9002 (28) Cherty limestone. West end of ditto. 

9003 (29) Calcareous slate. N. side of road, farm of D. C. 

Butz, from ditto. 
9004(30) Blue limestone, bedded. John G. Fischer's quarry, 
at kiln, 1 mile N. W. of Yellow House, Oley 
township. 

9005 (31) Blue limestone. West end of Levi Hartmann's 

quarry, at kiln, 1£ miles S. E. of Friedensburg, 
Oley township. 

9006 (32) Ditto. Center of quarry, at kiln, on farm of Peter 

Guldin estate, 1-fc miles S. E. of Friedensburg, 
Oley township. 

9007 (33) Ditto; in quarry at kiln, Samuel flouck's farm, 1^ 

miles S. E. of Friedensburg, Oley township. 

9008 (34) Blue massive limestone. Seth Grim's quarry, 2 m. 

S. of Friedensburg, Oley township. 

9009 (35) Ditto; from Mrs. Col. J. Weaver's quarry, 2 miles 

S. of Friedensburg, Oley township. 

9010 (36) Blue granular limestone. N. end of quarry, of 

Simon P. Guldin's estate, | mile N. W. Yellow 
House, Oley township. 

9011 (37) Grey limestone. Outcrop on Friedensburg road, 



mile N. W. Yellow House, Oley township. 



9012 (38) Blue limestone, with quartz veins. On Friedens- 

burg road, f mile N. W. of Yellow House, Oley 
township. 

9013 (39) Blue banded limestone. East of Daniel De Turk's 

quarry, | mile N. W. of Griesermersville, Oley 
township. 

9014 (40) Blue limestone (brecciated). Center of Lewis De 

Turk's quarry, f mile N.'W. of ditto. 

9015 (41) Soft blue limestone. W. end of Ellis Winter's 

quarry, 1| miles N. W. of ditto. 
9016(42) Ditto. S. end of D. Kemmerer's quarry, near kiln, 
1£ miles N. E. of Oley Line hotel, Oley township. 



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CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



9017 (43) 

9018 (44) 



9019 (45) 

9020 (46) 



9021 (47) 

9022 (48) 



9023 (49) 

9024 (50) 

9025 (51) 



9026 (52) 

9027 (53) 

9028 (54) 

9029 (55) 

9030 (56) 

9031 (57) 



Ditto ; from center of quarry. 

Hornblendic syenite, with small quartz veins, and 
large crystals of greenish, bronze-colored pyrox- 
ene. 

From opening on summit of hill, property of D. 
Kauch, i mile north from Huff Church, Hereford 
township. 

Coarse, cherty blue limestone. Center of Peter 
Sneider, Jr., quarry, i mile N. E. of Oley Line 
hotel,' Oley township. 

Grey bedded limestone. Peter Sneider, Sr. , qu arry , 
1 mile N. N. E. of Oley Line hotel, Oley town- 
ship. 

Soft blue limestone. N. end of ditto. 

Grey argillaceous slate. Outcrop at roadside, Levi 
Merkel's farm, 1-j- miles S. W. of Friedensburg, 
Oley township. 

Ditto ; from li miles S. W. of ditto. 

Calcareous slate, quartz veins ; at roadside, prop- 
erty of Levi Merkel, 1 mile S. of ditto. 

Light blue silicious limestone. Center of F. V. 
Kauffman's quarry, on road from Friedensburg 
to Oley churches, 1£ miles S. W. of Pleasantville, 
Oley township. 

Soft blue limestone. Seth Grim's quarry, 2 miles 
S. of Friedensburg, Oley township. 

Potsdam sandstone ; from small quarry on crest 
Spies Church hill, 2 miles S. W. from Friedens- 
burg, Alsace township. 

Decomposed gneiss (granulite) E. bank of branch 
of Monocacy creek, property of John Hoch, 1£ 
miles S. W. from Friedensburg, Oley township. 

Granitic gneiss — from Capella hill — two miles west 
of Friedensburg, Alsace township. 

Ditto — from hill summit, near Blind Hartman's 



tavern, 2£ miles W. 



of Friedensburg, Alsace 



township. 
Brown hematite — bombshell, concretionary and 
botryoidal — Weaver's mine, 1 mile S. of 
Friedensburg, Oley township. 



D' INVILLIERS' COLLECTIONS. BERKS. 



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9032 (58) Kaolin — from Hunter's mine, Kemp farm, 1 mile 

S. of ditto. 

9033 (59) Magnetic iron ore, in syenite, from old opening, on 

property of Mrs. David Knabb, i mile S. E. of 
Ohlinger dam, Alsace township. 

9034 (60) Dark grey syenite, compact — hornblendic and 

altered feldspar, also pyroxene from Ohlinger 
dam road cut 3 miles N. E. of Eeading, Alsace 
township. 

9035 (61) Gneiss (granulite) with large crystals of quartz and 

pink feldspar — and'some augite, from N. end of 
same cut. 

9036 (62) Gneiss, consisting almost entirely of quartz and 

opaque orthoclase ; also microline. The quartz 
contains numerous threadlike inclusions, possibly 
rutile, from N. end of same cut, immediately 
south of specimen No. 61. 

9037 (63) Ditto — with more quartz and less orthoclase, middle 

of same cut. 

9038 (64) Ditto— from S. end of same cut. 

9039 (65) Fine-grained black trap, altered diabase, showing- 

ing augite and magnetic iron-ore grains. On 
road to Babb's tavern, i mile south-west of 
Ohlinger dam. Alsace township. 

9040 (66) Magnetic iron ore, loose, from mouth of old shaft 

on hill summit £ mile E. of Koch tavern, Alsace 
township. 

9041 (67) Potsdam sandstone (bluish quartzite) from railroad 

cut in Neversink Hills, 1£ miles 8. of Reading 
depot, Alsace township. 

9042 (68) Grey limestone, P. &. R. R. R. cut, Neversink 

Hills, 2 miles S. of depot, Alsace township. 

9043 (69) Blue limestone — from quarry at Big dam, base of 

Neversink Hills, 3£ miles S. of depot, Exeter 
township. 

9044 (70) Potsdam sandstone (brown) P. & R. R. R. cut, 

Neversink Hills, 1 mile S. of depot, Alsace. 

9045 (71) Mesozoic conglomerate (Potomac marble) P. & R. 

R. R. cut, Neversink Hills, at Big dam, 3f miles 
S. of depot, Exeter township. 



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CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



9046 (72) Coarse-grained trap (diorite) containing horn- 

blende and feldspar, E. bank of Schuylkill river 
at canal rocks, at Little dam, 3 miles 8. of Read- 
ing, Cumru township. 

9047 (73) Syenite— fine-grained with hornblende and py- 

roxene, from cut on road to Babb's tavern, \ 
mile S. W. of Ohlinger dam, Alsace township. 

9048 (74) Black syenite, showing large crystals of hornblende 

and pyroxene and some mica, distinctly stratified, 
from same locality. 

9049 (75) Potsdam sandstone, white and fine-grained, Guldin 

Hill quarry, 1 mile N. W. of Jacksonwald, Ex- 
eter township. 

9050 (76) Fine-grained black trap (diabase) showing augite, 

from dyke on road to Exeter station, property of 
Samuel Man wilier, \\ miles S. of Jacksonwald, 
Exeter township. 

9051 (77) Compact specular ? iron ore, semi-magnetic, loose, 

from old opening on Squire Samuel Hile's farm 
1 mile N. E. of Clayton, Hereford, township. 

9052 (78) Feldspathic syenite, " country rock " from mine on 

property of D. Cummener, 1 mile N. W. of 
Bechtelsville, Washington township. 

9053 (79) Fine-grained, ferruginous gneiss, with minute crys- 

tals wine colored quartz, from same locality. 

9054 (80) Fine-grained, grey syenite, " hanging rock," Landis 

mine, Barto station, Colebrookdale RR., Wash- 
ington township. , 

9055 (81) Coarse hornblendic syenite, with crystals of iron 

pyrite, "foot rock" showing slickensides, from 
same locality. 

9056 (82) Decomposed granite, nodules of pink feldspar, 

loose, at roadside \ mile S. W. of Union hotel, 
Bechtelsville, Washington township. 

9057 (83) Ditto. 

9058 (84) Pink orthoclase feldspar gneiss with some little 

quartz, \\ miles N.' E. of Spangsville, Earl. 

9059 (85) Rotten limestone, greatly decomposed, greenish 

grey, "top rock" upper Phoenix Slope, Boyer- 
town, Colebrookdale township. 



d'invilliees' collections, berks. 



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9060 (86) Altered syenite, carrying magnetic iron ore ; feld- 

spar greatly decomposed. " Foot wall " middle 
slope (No. 2) Phoenix mine, Boyertown, Cole- 
brookdale township. 

9061 (87) Rotten limestone, with coating of calcite. "Bot- 

tom rock" 1st level, ditto. 

9062 (88) Impure limestone and calcite, "ore rock" lower 

level from ditto. 

9063 (89) Chlorite rock, with grains ot magnetic iron ore. 

"Foot wall" middle level, 143 ft. from shaft, 
Warwick mine, Boyertown, Colebrookdale town- 
ship. 

9064 (90) Magnetite with iron pyrites, in hornblendic syenite, 

from old opening on property of Andrew Schultz, 
-J mile west of Treichlersville, Hereford township. 

9065 (91) Micaceous gneiss, occurring on Emaus pike, just 

S. of Lehigh county line, ditto. 

9066 (92) Grey magnesian limestone, from D. Benfield's 

quarry, at Hampton furnace, 2 miles E. S. E. of 
Siesholtsville, Hereford township. 

9067 (93) Ditto; from James & Lewis Christman's quarry, 

ditto. 

9068 (94) Chlorite rock, showing pyroxene, stilbite, and py- 

rite ; from Colebrookdale BE. cut, below Wren's 
mill, Colebrookdale township. 

9069 (95) Chlorite rock (greenstone) with pyroxene and 

olivine, from S. end of Colebrookdale EE. cut, 
above Wren's mill, ditto. 

9070 (96) Ditto, with excess of feldspar. N. end of same 

cut, ditto. 

9071 (97) Ditto, laminated and slightly decomposed. S. end 

of Colebrookdale EE. cut, above Mory's mill, 
from ditto. 

9072 (98) Hornblendic syenite, showing large masses of py- 

roxene and slickensides. " Foot wall " Stouffer's 
mine, $ mile N. of Bechtelsville, Washington 
township. 

9073 (99) Ditto. N. end of cut above first trestling, S. W. of 

Gabel's mine, Colebrookdale township. 



8 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9674 (100) Bluish-gray chlorite rock, banded, from cut. just N. 
of Colebrookdale Station, Douglass township. 

9075 (101) Syenite, with small crystals of pyroxene and feld- 

spar. " Top rock " Gilbert's mine, 1£ miles N. of 
Bechtelsville, Washington township. 

9076 (102) Indurated Mesozoic Sandstone, Colebrookdale ER. 

cut, opposite Colebrookdale Iron Works, Douglass 
township. 

9077 (103) Ditto, hard and compact, from ditto. 

9078 (104) Ditto. Side cut of Colebrookdale RR., about 700 

ft. N. E. of same Iron Works. 

9079 (105) Grey, compact, altered Mesozoic sandstone, just S. 

of dam of Colebrookdale Iron Works, in RR. cut. 

9080 (106) Gneissic conglomerate, with small Potsdam quartz- 

ite pebbles, loose, S. slope of hill, £ mile W. of 
Eshbacbville, Washington township. 

9081 (107) Green stone, with nodules of feldspar and Zircon 

(?) crystals, from W. flank of Gabel hill, 1 mile 
S. W. of Boyertown, Colebrookdale township. 

9082 (108) Indurated Mesozoic shale, greenish grey, from ditto. 

9083 (109) Ditto. Near Weiman's mill, 1 mile S. of Gresh- 

ville, Douglass township. 

9084 (110) Pink, altered. Mesozoic sandstone, from road cut, 

near ditto. 

9085 (111) Chlorite rock (greenstone) showing pyroxene and 

feldspar, between 1st and 2d levels Gabel mine, 
Boyertown, Colebrookdale township. 

9086 (112) Magnetic iron ore, very hornblendic, from Ober- 

holtzer's mine, 1 mile N. E. Dale Forge, Hereford 
township. 

9087 (113) Grey talcose slate, J. M. Bertolet's quarry, on little 

Manatawny creek, 14, miles S. E. of Friedens- 
burg, Oley township. 

9088 (114) Soft buff-colored slate, from ditto. 

9089 (115) Dark-grey slate, from over limestones in Ober- 

holtzer's quarry, 4, mile N. E. of Bechtelsville, 
Washington township. 

9090 (116) Iron ore, brown hematite, botryoidal, from Udree" 

bank, 1£ miles S. W. of Pricetown, Ruscomb- 
manor township. 



d'invilliees' collections, berks. s 9 

Lepidocrocite and bombshell brown hematite, with 
coating of manganese oxide, from ditto. 

9091 (117) Brown hematite — bombshell ore — from Israel 

Heist's property, £ mile W. of New Jerusalem, 
Rockland township. 

9092 (118) Brown hematite, from J. Fischer's ore holes, 1 

mile W. of Green Hill tavern, Rockland town- 
ship. 

9093 (119) Ditto, in altered Mesozoic shale, from small open- 

ing on property of H. Gilbert, 1 mile S. E. of 
Bechtelsville, Oolebrookdale township. 

9094 (120) Red hematite, from P. Brumbach's ore holes, $ 

mile W. of Green Hill tavern, Rockland town- 
ship. 

9095 (121) Porous quartzose, gneiss, with peacock coloring due 

to ferric oxide, from Oberholtzer's mine, 1 mile 
N. E. of Dale Forge, Hereford township. 

9096 (122) White Potsdam SS., u Silver Sand Rock," from 

summit of Sand Hill, 2 miles W. of Boyertown, 
Earl township. 

9097 (123) Ditto, from quarry of J. Rhoades, on Reading road, 

i mile E. of Earlville, Earl township. 

9098 (124) Potsdam quartzite, W. bank of Manatawny creek, 

property of D. Davidheiser, f mile N. W. of 
Earlville, Earl township. 

9099 (125) Reddish brown Potsdam quartzite, boulder, loose, 

at New Jerusalem, Rockland township. 

9100 (126) Potsdam quartzite, coarse, from Shenkel's Hill, 1\ 

miles N. E. of Spangsville, Earl township. 

9101 (127) Red and white Potsdam quartzite, coarse, Mengle 

Hill, 2 miles N. E. of Earlville, Earl township. 

9102 (128) Purple quartzose conglomerate (Potsdam SS.), 

from crest of Furnace Hill, 1£ miles S. E. of 
Pricetown, Ruscombmanor township. 

9103 (129) Potsdam SS. ? gneissic conglomerate, loose, 1 mile 

N. E. of Shanesville, Pike township. 

9104 (130) Soft white Potsdam SS., vitreous, from pit on crest 

of Furnace Hill, 1£ miles S. E. of Pricetown, 
Ruscombmanor township. 

9105 (131) Fine white sand, derived from specimen 130, ditto. 



10 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9106 (132) Coarse brown sand, from ditto. 

9107 (133) Purple quartzose conglomerate (Potsdam SS.), 

with nodules of pink feldspar and quartz crystals, 
from summit of Furnace Hill, near Oley Furnace, 
1£ miles S. E. of Pricetown, Ruscombmanor 
township. 

9108 (134) Blue magnesian limestone, D. Davidheiser's quarry, 

W. bank of Manatawny creek, f mile N. of Earl- 
ville, Earl township. 

9109 (135) Ditto, from W. bank of Manatawny creek, proper- 

ties of M. Mengle and N. Gross, $ mile N. of 
Earlville, Earl township. 

9110 (136) Ditto, from F. Boyer's quarries, on Manatawny 

creek, 500 yards W. of ditto. 

9111 (137) Ditto, with quartz veins, from F. Boyer's estate, 

upper quarry, ditto. 

9112 (138) Ditto, from middle quarry. 

9113 (139) Soft blue magnesian limestone, from M. Mengle's 

quarry, E, side of Manatawny creek, £ mile N. 
of Earlville, Earl township. 

9114 (140) Soft blue and grey limestone, D. M. Schollenberg 

er's quarry, -J mile N. of Pleasantville, Oley 
township. 

9115 (141) Dark blue silicious limestone, with quartz veins, 

Wm. Y. Weidner's quarry, 1 mile S. of Lobachs- 
ville, Oley township. 

9116 (142) Soft grey limestone, from ditto. 

9117 (143) Blue magnesian limestone, from D. Davidheiser's 

quarry, f mile N. of Earlville, Earl township. 

9118 (144) Grey magnesian limestone, Davidheiser's quarry, 

i mile S. W. of Greshville, Douglass township. 

9119 (145) Grey limestone, very silicious, from H. Geist's 

quarry, i mile S. W. of Bechtelsville, Washing- 
ton township. 

9120 (146) Hard blue limestone, Davidheiser's quarry, i mile 

S. W. of Greshville, Douglass township. 

9121 (147) Grey cherty limestone, E. end of Oberholtzer's 

quarry, ■£ mile N. E. of Bechtelsville, Washing- 
ton township. 

9122 (148) Hard blue limestone, from S. end of ditto. 



d'invilliers' collections, berks. O 3 11 

9123 (149) Blue quartzose limestone, with nodules of feldspar, 

from H. Geist's quarry, i mile S. W. of Bechtels- 
ville, Washington township. 

9124 (150) Blue limestone, from Levi Gresh's quarry, £ mile 

N. E. of Greshville, Douglass township. 

9125 (151) Blue limestone, from Davidheiser's quarry, f mile 

S. W. of Greshville, Douglass township. 

9126 (152) Dark blue magnesian limestone, Henry Keely's 

quarry, f mile S. W. of Greshville, Douglass 
township. 

9127 (153) Grey limestone, N. end of Oberholtzer's quarry, i 

mile N. E. of Bechtelsville, Washington town- 
ship. 

9128 (154) Blue and grey limestone, from bottom and E. end of 

ditto. 

9129 (155) Granular limestone, with pyroxene and garnets ? 

loose from hill 1 mile N. of Bechtelsville, Wash- 
ington township. 

9130 (156) Blue limestone, quarry of D. F. Bertolet, 1£ miles 

W. of Pleasantville, on Little Manatawny creek, 
Oley township. 

9131 (157) Ditto — I. Kauffman's quarry, 1^ miles N. of Gries- 

ermersville, Oley township. 

9132 (158) Ditto — from E. Levan's quarry, (Deisher's quarry) 

2 miles E. of Friedensburg, Oley township. 

9133 (159) Blue limestone, J. G. Bertolet's quarry, Little Man- 

atawny creek, 1-J miles S. E. of Friedensburg, 
Oley township. 

9134 (160) Soft blue limestone, E. Wilman's quarry, | mile 

N. W. of Pleasantville, Oley township. 

9135 (161) Soft dark blue limestone, E. end of D. Yoder's 

quarry, \ mile N. E. of ditto. 

9136 (162) Ditto — centre of D. Kemmerer's quarry, at kiln, 2 

miles S. of Friedensburg, Oley township. 

9137 (163) Blue and grey massive limestone, E. Wilman's 

quarry, \ mile N. W. of Pleasantville, Oley town- 
ship. 

9138 (164) Blue limestone, N. end of D. Yoder's quarry, \ 

mile N. E. of ditto. 

9139 (165) Ditto — with calcite, W. end of same quarry. 



12 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9140 (166) Dark blue impure limestone, occurring between 

beds of magnetic iron-ore, Gabel mine, Boyer- 
town, Colebrookdale township. 

9141 (167) Greenish grey bastard limestone, with calcite and 

feldspar, Warwick shaft, Boyertown, ditto. 

9142 (168) Ditto — occurring between ore and foot wall, from 

upper slope No. 1, Phoenix mine, Boyertown. 

9143 (169) Impure slaty limestone, with iron pyrite, "top 

rock," ditto. 

9144 (170) Impure greenish grey limestone, above first level, 

Gabel mine, ditto. 

9145 (171) Calcite, accompanying ore, Warwick mine, ditto. 

9146 (172) Graphite — in quartz and decomposed white feld- 

spar, near house of J. Bechtel, 1 mile W. of 
Boyertown, ditto. 

9147 (173) Cores of Mesozoic conglomerate, from boring of 

Diamond Drill Co., Warwick shaft, Boyertown, 
ditto. 

9148 (174) Graphite in micaceous gneiss, decomposed, near 

house of J. Bechtel, 1 mile W. of Boyertown, 
ditto. 

9149 (175) Graphitic gneiss — Dr. Funk's fish-pond % mile west 

of Boyertown, ditto. 

9150 (176) Graphite in quartz and micaceous gneiss, near house 

of J. Bechtel, 1 mile W. of Boyertown, ditto. 

9151 (177) Mesozoic conglomerate — from Manatawny creek, 1 

mile S. E. of Earlville, Amity township. 

9152 (178) Ditto — top covering, Warwick mine, Boyertown. 

9153 (179) Greyish blue Potsdam SS. partly decomposed, 

from hill N. of Beading road, 1 mile S. W. of 
Greshville, Douglass township. 

9154 (180) Compact white Potsdam SS. loose, on summit of 

hill i mile W. of Eshbachville, Washington 
township. 

9155 (181) Potsdam SS. with highly decomposed feldspar, 

exposing pink and colorless quartz crystals, from 
W. end of F. Stauffer's quarry, on small hill, N. 
of Mt. Pleasant Seminary, Boyertown, Cole- 
brookdale township. 

9156 (182) Ditto; from 2d quarry further east, ditto. 



D'lNVILLIEKS' COLLECTIONS. BERKS. O ^ 

9157 (183) Feldspathic clay, resulting from decomposition of 

above, from cellar Mt. Pleasant Seminary, Boyer- 
town, ditto. 

9158 (184) Potsdam SS. with coarse quartz crystals, from F. 

Stauffer's west quarry, ditto. 

9159 (185) Ditto ; brown, partially decomposed, from John W. 

Rhoades' quarry, f mile E. of Earlville, Amity 
township. 

9160 (186) Potsdam quartzite, pink quartz crystals, from out- 

crop on hill 1 mile S. W. Hill Church, Earl town- 
ship 

9161 (187) Potsdam SS. dull white, vitreous, Naugle's hill, 1£ 

miles N. E. of Earlville, Earl township. 

9162 (188) Ditto, bluish grey, compact, from Powder Mill val- 

ley, 1£ miles N. E. of ditto. 

9163 (189) Ditto, 300 ft. S. W. from specimen 188, ditto. 

9164 (190) Ditto, from ridge of Mengle's hill, 2 miles N. E. of 

ditto. 

9165 (191) Potsdam quartzite, with Scolithus borings, from 

summit of hill i mile west of Eshbachville, 
Washington township. 

9166 (192) Magnetic iron ore, (" Black ore") with iron pyrites, 

top level Warwick mine, Boyertown, Oolebrook- 
dale township. 

9167 (193) Ditto, (black ore) lower level, at shaft, ditto. 

9168 (194) Magnetic iron ore, interstratified with impure lime- 

stone, and showing clusters of iron pyrites, Gabel 
mine, ditto. 

9169 (195) Ditto, (black ore) from upper slope No. 1, Phoenix 

mine, Boyertown, ditto. 

9170 (196) Ditto, (black ore) with limestone and iron pyrites, 

S. of shaft upper level, Warwick mine, ditto. 

9171 (197) Ditto, (black ore) with incrustation of calcite and 

iron pyrites, Warwick mine, ditto. 

9172 (198) Magnetic iron ore (black ore), middle level, show- 

ing calcite and iron pyrites, " Warwick Tres- 
pass," Gabel mine, ditto. 

9173 (199) Ditto, No. 1 black ore, crystallized, Warwick mine, 

ditto. 



14 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

. 9174 (200) Magnetic iron ore, in limestone, Phoenix middle 
slope, Boyertown, ditto. 

9175 (201) Magnetic iron ("blue ore"), lean, Gabel mine, 

Boyertown, ditto. 

9176 (202) Ditto (black ore), lean, showing calcite and iron 

pyrites, from 567' lower level, Warwick mine, 
ditto. 

9177 (203) No. 1 black magnetic iron ore, Phoenix upper slope, 

Boyertown, ditto. 

9178 (204) Magnetic iron ore, face of gangway 300 ft. north 

of slope, Phoenix middle slope, ditto. 

9179 (205) Ditto, with pyrite and coating of calcite, from slip, 

middle slope,' Phoenix mine, ditto. 

9180 (206) Ditto, 2d bench (blue ore) showing iron pyrites, 

Gabel mine, Boyertown, ditto. 

9181 (207) Ditto (black ore mixed with calcite), from under- 

neath Mesozoic conglomerate, ditto. 

9182 (208) Magnetic iron ore (blue ore) from 2d (464') level, 

Gabel mine, Boyertown, ditto. 

9183 (209) Ditto, hard, close-grained and black, with little 

iron pyrites, from 216' level, Landis mine, Barto 
Station, Washington township. 

9184 (210) Crystallized black magnetic iron ore, open struc- 

ture, lump ore, from Clymer & Co.'s open cut on 
S. flank of Furnace hill, l-£ miles S. E. of Price- 
town, Ruscombmanor township. 

9185 (211) Magnetic iron ore, tough, black, titaniferous, and 

with wine-colored crystals of zircon, loose, on 
dump of Schittler's mine, l-£ miles east of Price- 
town, Ruscombrnanor township. 

9186 (212) Ditto, from same mine. 

9187 (213) Pine ore, manganiferous, from same mine as speci- 

men No. 210. 

9188 (214) Magnetic iron ore, very hornblendic, from Ober- 

holtzer's shaft, $ mile N. E. of Hill church, Pike 
township. 

9189 (215) Ditto, tough, with large crystals of feldspar, from 

Gilbert's mine, 2 miles N. from Bechtelsville, 
Washington township. 



d'invilliers' collections, beeks. O 8 15 

9190 (216) Soft ore, semi-hematite, from over magetic iron ore, 

in Bittenbender's shaft, £ mile N. E. from Sies- 
holtzville, Hereford township. 

9191 (217) Magnetic iron ore, greyish blue, largely mixed with 

limestone and feldspar, "Hard Ore," from bot- 
tom of same shaft, ditto. 

9192 (218) Ditto, in decomposed gneiss, loose, in George Rohr- 

bach's field, Huff's church, Hereford township. 

9193 (219) Magnetic iron ore (soft ore), with considerable 

mica, from Hertzell's & Swoyer mine, 1£ miles 
N. E. of Friedensburg, Oley township. 

9194 (220) Specular iron ore, with stalacititic crystallization, 

old opening of Kaufman & Spang, at base of 
Furnace Hill, 1^ miles E. of Spangsville, Earl 
township. 

9195 (221) Potsdam SS., from quarry at "White Spot," on 

crest of Mt. Penn, 1 mile east of Reading depot 
Alsace township. 

9196 (222) Light blue compact magnesian limestone, from 

Jacob Christman's quarry, near Hampton Fur- 
nace, Hereford township. 

9197 (223) Grey magnesian limestone, Jonas Shaub's quarry, 

ditto. 

9198 (224) Light grey and pink gneiss, "foot wall," Tunnel 

mine, Rittenhouse Gap, Longswamp township. 

9199 (225) Quartzose feldspathic gneiss, "hanging rock," 

ditto. 

9200 (226) Black micaceous gneiss, from immediately under 

ore, ditto. 

9201 (227) Magnetic iron ore, in gangue of white feldspar, 

frequently found as a "horse" in foot wall of 
syenite, Tunnel mine, Rittenhouse Gap, Long- 
swamp township. 

9202 (228) Green decomposed slate rock, from dyke in Tunnel 

mine, ditto. 

9203 (229) Stratified, granitoid gneiss, with scales of black 

mica, Thomas Iron Co. open cut, Rittenhouse 
Gap, ditto. 

9204 (230) Blue limestone, J. Rush's quarry, % mile N. W. of 

Dale Forge, Hereford township. 



16 O 8 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9205 (231) Banded gneiss, blue coating of silicate of alum- 

ina and magnesia, colored with iron (FeO), 
loose, on road near J. Dotterer's house, i mile 
E. of Hill Church, Pike township. 

9206 (232) Conglomeritic rock, (Potsdam SS.?) with large 

quartz nodules, from summit of small hill, S. of 
i J. Hess' house, 1 mile N. W. of Hill Church, Pike 

township. 

9207 (233) Magnetic iron ore, from same place as specimen 

No. 215. 

9208 (234) Ditto, same character as No. 233, from Gilberg's 

mine, property of E. Nestor, 1£ miles N. W. of 
Barto, Washington township. 

9209 (235) Ditto, in hornblendic (pyroxene?) syenite, from 

Sparr's mine, 2 miles N. W. of Churchvillej 
Washington township. 

9210 (236) Trap, with hornblende and felsite, decomposed, 

from outcrop on hill S. E. from Bechtelsville 1 
mile, near Stauflfer's saw mill, Washington town- 
ship. 

9211 (237) Specular iron ore ? (argillaceous Potsdam slates 

impregnated with iron) from Dotterer's " Red 
Oxide " mine, on crest of Saw Mill Hill, 1 mile 
E. of Pleasantville, Earl township. 

9212 (238) Quartz conglomerate (Potsdam ?), showing large 

pink quartz crystals, from ditto. 

9213 (239) Blue limestone, from J. Keim's quarry, at foot of 

Angstadt hill, 1 mile west of Lobachsville, Oley 
township. 

9214 (240) Ditto— from same hill, Keim's No. 2 quarry. 

9215 (241) Dark greenish black slate, loose, from ore hole on 

Clymer & Co. property, overlying soft magnetic 
iron ore, 1£ miles S. E. of Pricetown, Ruscomb- 
manor township. 

9216 (242) Magnetic iron ore (lump) highly charged with mica 

and slate, from same place as specimen 241. 

9217 (243) Blue limestone and calcite, from Peter Rapp's 

quarry, 200 yards S. of Reading road and 2 miles 
E. of Earlville, Amity township. 



d'hstvilliees' collections, berks. O a 17 

9218 (244) PyroxPiric chlorite rock, with blue coating of sili- 

cate of alumina and magnesia, from cross-cut 
near Warwick trespass 460' level, Gable mine, 
Boyertown, Colebrookdale township. 

9219 (245) Chlorite rock, showing pyroxene, foot wall at shaft, 

below blue ore bed, Gabel mine, ditto. 

9220 (246) Blue limestone, massive, from N. Fryermuth's 

quarry, 2 miles E. of Earlville, Amity town- 
ship. 

9221 (247) Decomposed feldspathic rock, with quartz crystals 

and serpentine, from N. bank of Manatawny 
creek, 500 yards S. W. of Earl ville, ditto. 

9222 (248) Blue and white limestone, from M. Diehl's quarry, 

i mile S. W. of Clayton, Washington township. 

9223 (249) Grey and white limestone from A. G. Olemmer's 

quarry, i mile N. E. of Clayton, Hereford town- 
ship. 

9224 (250) Red hematite (specular ore) Shimersville mine, ■& 

mile N. E. from Shimersville, Lehigh Co. 

9225 (251) Blue limestone, D. H. Schall's quarry, S. of dam at 

Dale Forge, Washington township. 

9226 (252) White limestone, D. H. Schall's quarry, 300 

yards N. of Dale Forge P. O., Hereford town- 
ship. 

9227 (253) Magnetic iron-ore, Barto mine, at Barto station,. 

Washington township. 

9228 (254) Mesozoic conglomerate (calcareous) hanging rock 

No. 1 slope, Fritz Island mine, 2 miles S. of! 
Reading, Cumru township. 

9229 (255) Mesozoic conglomerate, from hill summit 1 mileS. 

E. from Shultzville, Washington township. 

9230 (256) Trap rock (dolerite) dividing ore in No. 1 and 2' 

slopes, Fritz Island mine, 2 miles S. of Reading, 
Cumru township. 

9231 (257) Magnetic iron ore, in gneiss, Thomas Iron Co.'s 

open cut, Rittenhouse property, Longswamp 
township. 

9232 (258) No 1 magnetic iron ore, from No. 1 slope, Fritz 

Island mine, 2 miles S. of Reading, Cumru town- 
ship. 
2 3 



18 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9233 (258) Average magnetic iron ore, showing calcite, from 

same locality. 

9234 (260) Muscovite mica, loose on road at east base of 

Shenkel's hill, Earl township, 1 mile N. E. 
Spangsville. 

9235 (261) Green muscovite mica, loose at dump, Clymer 

magnetic ore mine, 1-J- mile S. E. Pricetown, Rus- 
combmanor township. 

9236 (262) Green mica, Kemp farm, \ mile southHuff church, 

Hereford township. 

9237 (263) Drusy quartz colored with ferric oxide, and jasper, 

from Flint hill, Rockland township, 1 mile south 
Bower's Station. 

9238 (264) Green serpentine, carrying magnetite and pyrite, 

Island mine, 1£ miles south Reading. 

9239 (265) Magnetic with coating of hematite, "Hagy vein," 

Lower Phoenix slope, Boyertown. 

9240 (266) Chabazite, Island mine, 1-J miles south Reading. 

9241 (267) Pink serpentine, ditto. 

9242 (268) Pink calcite, Leinbach's hill, 1£ miles west Read- 

ing. 

9243 (269) Bornite, chalcopyrite, and pink calcite, on altered 

New Red shale, Island mine. 
9241 (270) Serpentine, dendrites, and datholite, ditto. 



lewis's collections, drift. O 3 19 



GLACIAL DEIFT COLLECTIONS. 

By Henry Carvill, Lewis. 

1881, 1882. 
(To accompany Report Z.. 188%.) 

9245 Large glaciated sandstone boulder, in till, at Bangor, Mt. 

Bethel Twp., Northampton Co.,- Z, p. 59, figured in 
plate V, (placed at foot of staircase in Acad. Nat. Sci.) 

9246 Boulder of Hamilton SS., from moraine, 1\ miles S. W. 

of Fox Gap, top of Kittatinny mountain, Northampton 
Co., Z, p. 69. 

9247 Boulder of Helderberg limestone, ditto. 

9248 Boulder of Oriskany SS., ditto. 

9249 Boulder of Helderberg chert, ditto. 

9250 Boulder of Helderberg black limestone, ditto. 

9251 Boulder of Medina SS., Wind Gap, Northampton Co., Z, 

p. 59. 

9252 Boulders of Oneida conglomerate, 5' long, 2 miles S. E. of 

9253 Centreville, Northampton Co.. Z, p. 59. 

9254 Large fossiliferous Upper Helderberg limestone boulder, 

9255 30' long, Upper Mt. Bethel Twp. (near house of S. G. 

9256 Labor), 1| miles west of Slateford, Z, p. 60. 

9257 " Creep striae " on roofing slate, Bangor, Northampton 

9258 Co., Z, p. 61. 9259 9260 Ditto. 

9261 Glaciated boulder in moraine, 2| miles south of Sox- 

9262 ville, Pocono mountain, 1825' A. T., Tunkahannock 
township, Monroe Co., Z, p. 69. 

9263 Striated boulder, top of Kittatinny mountain, Delaware 

Water Gap, Monroe Co., Z, p. 69. 

9264 Boulder of Laurentian gneiss (from the Adirondack 

mountains) in moraine, Saylorsburg, p. 70. 



20 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9265 Boulder of fossiliferous Upper Helderberg limestone, 6' 

9266 in length, 1200 A. T. top of Kittatinny mountain, Del- 

9267 aware Water Gap, Monroe Co., Z, p. 88. 

9268 Striated SS. boulder, from moraine Deep Lake. Pocono 

Knob, 2020' A. T., Jackson Twp., Monroe Co., Z, p. 75. 

9269 Striated boulder from top Nescopec mountain, Luzerne 

Co., Z, p. 104. 

9270 Striated boulder of Pocono SS., south side of Pocono 

Knob, Monroe Co., Z, p. 75. 

9271 Boulder of Adirondack gneiss, 2' long, 3 miles N. W. of 

Tannersville, corner of Pocono and Jackson Twps., 
Pocono mountain, 1620' A. T.. Monroe Co., Z, p. 75. 

9272 Boulder of Labradorite rock 4'x3'x3' (from Adiron- 

9273 dacks) at moraine on McMichael's creek, 900' A. T., 2 
miles east of Effort P. O., Chestnut Hill Twp., p. 88. 

9274 Boulder of Adirondack gneiss, moraine Lake Popono- 

9275 ming, Saylorsburg, Monroe Co., Z, p. 70. 

9276 Boulder of Adirondack gneiss, in moraine, 3£ miles N.W. 

of Tannersville, near boundary of Pocono and Jack- 
son Twps., 1810' A. T., Monroe Co., Z, p. 75., 

9277 Boulder of Adirondack garnetiferous gabbro or granite, 

£ of a mile south of Forks station, 1550' A. T., Toby- 
hanna Twp., Monroe Co., Z, p. 88. 

9278 Glaciated boulder from moraine on south, side of Pocono 

mountain, 1450' A. T., Monroe Co., Z, p. 74. 

9279 Creep striae on Catskill red shale, Hickory run, Carbon 

9280 Co , Z, p. 96, Fig. V, page pi. II, p. 32. 

9281 Glaciated boulder, Hickory run, Carbon Co , Z, p. 96. 

9282 Striated boulder from moraine, near Tobyhanna creek, 

Carbon Co., Z, p. 93. 

9283 Creep striae crossing glacial striee on Catskill SS. Hick- 

9284 ory Eun, Carbon Co., Z, p. 96. 9285 ditto. 

9286 Boulder of Pottsville conglomerate (XII), measuring 

9'x6'x4f, top of Penobscot Knob, 2088' A. T., Lu- 
zerne Co., Z, p. 106, plate XVI. 

9287 Striated boulder from moraine, Beech Haven, p. 105. 

9288 Striated SS. boulder from moraine, Salem twp., Luzerne 

Co., Z, p. 104. 

9289. Glaciated boulder in moraine, Salem Twp. 



lewis's collections, drift. s 21 

9290 Glaciated boulder from moraine, Foster Twp., Luzerne 

Co., Z, p. 103. 

9291 Boulder of limestone 7-J-' long, •$■ mile east of Morrison 

9292 P. 0., Luzerne Co., Z, p. 103. 9293 ditto. 

9291 Striated fragment of Hamilton flags in front of moraine, 
near bridge at Coles Mills ( Waterville), Columbia 
Co., Z, p. 122. Plate XVII. 

9295 Glaciated boulder from moraine base of Huntingdon 

mountain near Jonestown, Columbia Co., Z, p. 118. 

9296 Striated (Glacial?) boulders, crest of Lee's mountain, 

9297 Centre township, p. 116. 9298 ditto. 

9299 Striated boulder, (in ''fringe") 1 mile east of the Sus- 

quehanna river, on road from Martinsville to Hughs- 
ville, 150' above the river, Muncy township, Lycom- 
ing Co., Z, p. 136. 

9300 Glacial boulder in moraine 1400' A. T., 2 miles N. W. 

of Warrenville, N. W. cor. Eldred Twp., p. 131. 

9301 Glaciated boulder from moraine. Cascade Twp., p. 132. 

9302 Glaciated boulder from moraine, Shoemaker Run, Lewis 

Twp., Lycoming Co., Z, p. 132. 

9303 Striated boulder (in " fringe " ?) on hill east of Tiles 

Run, 180' above the Susquehanna river, 3^ miles east 
of Montoursville. 5 miles S. of moraine, Z, p. 136. 

9304 Glaciated boulder from moraine, Cascade Twp., Lycom- 

ing Co., Z, p. 132. 

9305 Striated boulder (in " fringe"?) on hill east of Tiles 

Run, 180' above the Susquehanna river, 3£ miles east 
of Montoursville, 5 south of the moraine, p. 136. 

9306 Striated boulder (in " fringe "?) 1 mile east of the Sus- 

9307 quehanna river, on road from Martinsville to Hughes- 
ville, 150' above the river, Muncy Twp., p. 136. 

9308 Glaciated SS. boulder from moraine on Eleven Mile 

Creek, 3 miles N. E. of Millport, Oswayo Twp., Potter 
Co., Z, p. 144. 

9309 Glaciated boulder from moraine, 1 mile north of Ray- 

mond Corners, 2580' A. T., (highest point of moraine 
in Pennsylvania) Potter Co., Z, p. 142. 

9310 Red Granite boulder, ditto. ditto. 

9311 Calamite in moraine near Genesee Forks, Pike Twp., 

Potter Co., Z,p. 142. 



22 0' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9312 Glaciated SS. boulder, ditto. ditto. 

9313 Boulder of gneiss from moraine 3 miles north of Coles- 

burg, 2375' A. T., Allegheny Twp., Potter Co., p. 143. 

9314 Boulder of gneiss from moraine, junction of Honeoye 

and Butler Creeks, near Goldsmith's corners, Sharon 
Twp., Potter Co., Z, p. 144. 

9315 Striated SS. boulder from moraine on Eleven Mile Creek, 

9316 Oswayo Twp., Potter Co., Z, p. 144. 9317 ditto. 

9318 Striated boulder of Chemung SS. in moraine at 2100' A. 

9319 T. S. W. cor. of Humphrey Twp., Cattaraugus Co., 

9320 N. Y., Z, p. 154. 

9321 Pebble of granite, ditto. 

9322 Striated boulder of Chemung SS., ditto. 9323 Ditto. 

9324 Large boulder of gray labradorite syenite 15'x8'x8' in 

9325 moraine, in Mutton Hollow, 2 miles N. W. of Great 
Valley P. O., 1750' A. T.± Z, p. 155. 

9328 Glaciated SS. boulder from moraine, 2150' A. T. 

9327 Wright's creek near Little Valley. Catt. Co., N. Y., 156. 

9328 Finely striated boulder of fossiliferous Chemung SS. 

Mouth of Eight Mile river, 2 miles west of Allegany, 
Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., Z, p. 153. 

9329 Drift conglomerate cemented by lime, near Steamburg, 

Catt, Co., N. Y., Z,p. 159. 

9330 Boulder of granite, Little Valley, near Bock City, about 

2100' A. T., Z, p. 156. 

9331 Boulder of diabase? 4'X3' near Rock City, Newton's 

Run, 1\ miles from Salamanca, 2010' A. T., Z, p. 157. 

9332 Partially waterworn glaciated pebble in stratified drift 

immediately below the moraine dam, 1 mile south of 
Peth, Catt. Co., N. Y., Z, p. 155. 

9333 Boulder of compact gneiss? (altered volcanic ash?) 3' 

long, summit of hill 6 miles west of Onoville, in mo- 
raine, 2000' A. T., Carroll Twp., Chatanqua Co.,N. \ ., 
Z, p. 163. 

9334 Finely striated boulder of fossiliferous Chemung SS. in 

moraine, 3^ miles south of Randolph, 2040' A. T., Ran- 
dolph Twp., Catt. Co., N. Y., Z. p. 161. 

9335 Striated boulder of fossiliferous Chemung SS. in moraine, 

9336 \ mile south of Peth, 1500' A. T., Catt. Co., N. Y., Z, 

9337 p. 155. 9338 Ditto. 



lewis's collections, dtcift. O 8 23 

9339 Striated boulder of Chemung SS. in moraine dam on 

Spring creek, on the State road, 1-J- miles S. W. of the 
crossing of Big Brokenstraw creek, near West Spring 
Creek P. 0., Spring Creek Twp., "Warren Co., p. 172. 

9340 Striated boulder of porphyritic greenstone? in moraine, 

1£ miles south of Farmington Center, Farmington 
Twp., Warren Co., Z, p. 169. 

9341 Striated boulder of Chemung SS., Chandler's Valley, S. 

E. of Sugar Grove, 1800' A. T., Sugar Grove Twp., 
Warren Co., Z, p. 170. 

9342 Boulder of coarse granite, ditto. 

9343 Striated sandstone boulder, Sugar Grove Twp., Warren 

Co., Z, p. 169. 

9344 Partially waterworn glacial pebbles in stratified gravel 

9345 on Conewango river above Russellburg, 1 mile south 
of the moraine, Pine Grove Twp., Warren Co. p. 168. 

9346 Boulder of granite, moraine, Kome Twp., Crawford Co., 

Z, p. 175. 

9347 Boulder of gneissoid hornblende granite in moraine, 

1950' A. T., "Pike's Eidge," 3 miles S. W. of Sugar 
Grove P. O., Sugar Grove Twp., Warren Co.,Z, p. 170. 

9348 Striated SS., ditto. 

9349 Striated boulder of SS., Warren Co., Z, p. 169. 

9350 Striated boulder of Chemung SS., 1900' A. T., Columbus 

Twp., Warren Co., Z, p. 172. 

9351 Other half of 9350. 

9352 Boulder of gneiss in moraine, Troy Twp., Crawford Co., 

Z, p. 176. 

9353 Boulder of hornblendic granite, ditto. 

9354 Boulder of granulite, ditto. 

9355 Boulder of labradorite syenite, 8' x 6', in moraine 1700' 

9356 A. T. N. E. Corner of Troy Twp. Crawford Co. p. 176. 

9357 Glaciated SS. boulder near Centreville, Rome Twp., 

Crawford Co., Z. p. 175. 

9358 Striated SS. boulder in moraine, Rome Twp., Crawford 

Co., Z. p. 176. 

9359 Striated SS. boulder, ditto. ditto. 

9360 Striated SS. boulder (in "fringe") from near Franklin, 

Sugar creek Twp., Venango Co., Z. p. 180. 



24 s CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. ' 

9361 Striated SS. boulder from "fringe" 2 miles in front of 

9362 the moraine, Irwin Twp., Venango Co., Z. p. 181. 9363 

9364 Striated boulder from " fringe," 1100'' A. T., near Frank- 

Jin, Sugar creek Twp., Venango Co., Z. p. 180. 

9365 Glaciated SS. boulder from moraine 1300' A. T., i mile 

N. W. of Centreville, Butler Co., Z. p. 184. 

9366 Boulder of diabase ? ditto. ditto. 

9367 Granite boulder from moraine, West Middlesex, She- 

nango Twp., Mercer Co.. Z. p. J 90. 

9368 Striated SS. boulder from lower till in " Lenticular Hill," 

9369 950' A. T., near Sharpsville, p. 188. 9370 ditto. 

9371 Discarded. 

9372 Striated SS. boulder from moraine, Big Beaver Twp., 

Lawrence Co ., Z. p. 195. 

9373 Boulder of granite, ditto. ditto. 

9374 Boulder of greenstone? 9375 9376 ditto. 

9377 Glaciated SS. boulder from moraine, 1350' A. T., She- 

nango twp., Lawrence Co., Z. p. 194, 

9378 Boulder of labradorite rock from moraine, 1200' A. T., 

9379 on Slippery Rock creek, 1 mile above Kennedy's lower 

9380 mill, Slippery Rock Twp., Lawrence Co., Z. p. 193. 

9381 Glaciated SS. boulder irom moraine, 1350' A. T., She- 

nango Twp., Lawrence Co., Z. p. 194. 

9382 Glaciated SS. boulder from moraine, Darlington Twp., 

Beaver Co., Z. p. 198. 

9383 Boulder of porphyrite with granite inclusion (not 

"Staurolite schist") from modified drift near New 
Galilee, Darlington Twp., Beaver Co., Z. p. 200. 

9384 Glaciated SS. boulder from moraine, Darlington Twp., 

Beaver Co., Z p. 198. 

9385 Boulder of red granite from moraine, Darlington Twp., 

Beaver Co., Z. p. 200. 

9386 Boulder of quartzite from moraine, Big Beaver Twp., 

Beaver Co., Z. p. 199. 



9387 


Boulder of syenite, 


ditto. 


ditto. 


9388 


Boulder of red granite, 


ditto. 


ditto. 


9389 


Boulder of gneissic granite, 


ditto. 


ditto. 


9390 


Glaciated SS. boulder, 


ditto. 


ditto. 


9391 


Boulder of red syenite, 


ditto. 


ditto. 



Randall's collections, warren. s 25 



WARREN COUNTY COLLECTIONS. 

By F. A. Randall. 

Before 1882. 

( To illustrate Report IIII. 188S.) 

These fossils have been classified by Mr. Kandall, and 
grouped in accordance with the divisions of his generalized 
section, published in 1,4 page 304, &c, which see. 

A. — Summit Rocks, Form. XII. 

9392 Grey SS., Lepidodendron ? 2£ miles S of Warren. 

9393 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9394 Yellow SS. Sigillaria, ditto. 

9395 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9396 Angular conglomerate, ditto. 

B & C. — Sharon Shale horizon, in XII. 

8397 Thin SS., Fucoid, 2| miles S. of Warren. 

9398 Ditto Ehynchonella, ditto. 

9399 Ditto Fucoids, ditto. 

9400 Yellow SS., Ctenacanthus spine, ditto. 

9401 Iron ore, over thin coal. 3 miles S of Warren. 

9402 Yellow SS., Sigillaria ? 1\ miles S. of Warren. 

9403 Ditto Lepidodendron, ditto. 

9404 Dark slate, over coal, Quaker Hill coal bed, 8 miles E- 

of Warren. 

9405 Dark slate, fern, ditto. ditto. 

9406 Grey SS., Ctenacanthus spine, 2 miles S. of Warren. 

9407 Ditto, fish bone, ditto. 

D & E.— Olean Conglomerate, Form. XII. 

9408 Buff SS., Lepidodendron, 2 miles S. of Warren. 
0409 Yellow SS., ditto. ditto. 

9410 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 



26 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9411 Buff SS., Lepidodendron, 9 miles S. W. of Warren. 

9412 Grey SS., ditto. 8 miles N. E. of Warren. 

9413 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9414 Orange SS., Sigillaria, 2 miles S. of Warren. 

9415 Yellow grey SS., Calamite, ditto. 

9416 Grey SS., Stigmaria, 9 miles S. W. of Warren. 

9417 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9418 Pebbly SS., Ctenacanthus spine, 3 miles N. E. of Warren. 

F. — Shenango Shale horizon, Form. XI. 
G. — Sub-Olean Conglomerate, Form. X. 



9419 


Grey SS., 


sigillaria, 


3 miles S. of Warren. 


9420 


Ditto. 


ditto. 




ditto. 


9421 to 9425. 


Orthoceras, 3 miles N. W. of Warren. 


9426 


Grey SS., 


Nautilus, 




ditto. 


9427 


Yellow SS., ditto. 




ditto. 


V9428 


Ditto. 


ditto. 




ditto. 


9429 


Ditto. 


ditto. 




ditto. 


9430 


Ditto. 


ditto. 




ditto. 


9431 


Grey SS., 


a fish spine, 2 mil 


es S. of Warren. 


9432 


Yellow shaly SS., Crinoid, 


3 miles N. W. of Warren. 


•* to 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


ditto. 


9446 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


ditto. 


9447 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


ditto, (box, 17 pieces.) 


9448 


Ditto. 


a: 


radiate, 


ditto. 


9449 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


ditto. 


9450 


Ditto. 


Cladapora, 


ditto. 


9451 


Ditto. 


Fenestella. 


ditto. 


-9452 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


ditto. 


9453 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


ditto. 


9454 


Ditto. 


a 


fucoid, 


1 mile N. of Warren. 


9455 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


ditto, 


9456 


Slaty SS., 




ditto. 


3 miles N. E. of Warren. 


9457 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


ditto. 


9458 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


1 mile N. of Warren. 


9459 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


3 miles N. E. of Warren. 


9460 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


1 mile N. of Warren. 


9461 


Ditto. 




ditto. 


i mile N. of Warren. 


9462 


Red SS., 




ditto. 


3 miles N. W. of Warren. 



RANDALL'S COLLECTIONS. WARREN. 



1 27 



9463 
9464 
9465 
9466 
v.9467 
9468 

v-9469 
9470 

1^9471 
9472 

^473 

^9474 
9475 
9476 
9477 
9478 

v 9479 
to 

v 9488 
9489 

r9490 
9491 

V0492 
9493 

• 9494 

! 9495 

^9496 
9497 
• 9498 
9499 
9500 
9501 
9502 

-9503 
9504- 
9505 
9506^ 

9510 

v 9511 

9512 



Greenish SS.. a fucoid, 
Ditto. ditto. 

Yellow SS., Strophomena, 



3 miles N. W. of Warren. 
1 mile N. of Warren. 
3 miles N. W. of Warren. 
Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Grey SS., Streptorhynchus, 4 miles S. W. of Warren. 
Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Sandy shale, Platyceras, ditto. 

Ditto. ditto. ditto. (35 pieces). 

Ditto. Archaeocidaris, 3 miles N. W. of Warren. 
Thin SS. Lingula, ditto. 

Yellow SS. mollusk shell, ditto. 

Sandy shale, Oyrtena, ditto. ( > pi^cef). 

SS. spiral gasteropod, 2 miles S. of Warren, (box 4 pieces). 
Sandy shale, Bellerophon, ditto. 

Ditto. Productus, 3 miles N. W. of Warren. 
Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Ditto. ditto. ditto. (13 pieces). 

Pebble SS. ditto. 4 miles S. W. of Warren. 
SS. " ditto. ditto. 

Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Sandy shale, Productella, ditto. 

Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Ditto. ditto. ditto. (20 pieces). 



Shaly SS. Avicula, 3 miles N. W. of Warren. 



Micaceous SS. Allorisma ? 

Ditto. ditto. 

Ditto. ditto. 

Sandy shale, Grammysia, 

Ditto. ditto. 

Ditto. ditto. 

Ditto. ditto. 

Ditto. Pleurotomaria, 

Ditto. Platyceras, 

Ditto. Rhynchonella, 



ditto. 

ditto. 

ditto. (4 pieces). 

ditto. 

ditto. 

ditto. 

ditto. (16 pieces). 

ditto. 

ditto. (15 pieces). 

ditto. (5 pieces). 



fJ~~ 



Ditto. Rhynchonella missourienses, 4 miles S. W. of 
Warren. 9507,^9508^9509 ditto. 
Yellow SS. mollusk, 3 miles N. E. of Warren. 
Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Ditto. ditto. ditto. 



28 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

H.— Sandy shales under Sub-Olean Conglomerate, X. 

-9513 Yellow SS. crinoid, 2 miles E. of Warren. , 

9514 Ditto. Palaschinus, 1 mile N. of Warren. 

9515 Ditto. ditto. 5 miles N. E. of Warren. 

9516 Sandy shale, Dictyophyton, 1 mile N. of Warren. 

9517 Ditto. ditto. ditto. ' 

9518 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9519 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9520 Thin SS. Orthis michelini, 1 mile N. of Warren. 
•9521 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9522 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9523 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9524 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9525 Ditto. ditto. ditto. (13 pieces). 

9526 Sandy shale, fucoids, 3 miles N. W. of Warren. 

9527 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9528 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9529 Fossil mass, Spirifera, 1 mile N. W. of Warren, 
to Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9538 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9539 Sandy shale, Rhynchonella, 1 mile N. W. of Warren. 

9540 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9541 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9542 Athyris, ditto. (21 pieces). 

9543 Sandy shale, Edmondia ? 1 mile N. of Warren. 

9544 Ditto. ditto! ditto. 

9545 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9546 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 
•9547 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9548 Ditto. Aviculopecten, ditto. 

9549 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9550 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9551 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9552 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9553 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9554 Ditto. Avicula, ditto. 

9555 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9556 Ditto. .ditto. ditto. 

9557 Yellow SS., Grammysia, ditto. 





KANDALL S COLLECTIONS. WAKKEN" 


s 29 


9558 


Sand shale. 


, Bellerophon, 2 


miles S. of Warren (2 pieces). 


9559 


Dark shale. 


i Lingula, 


ditto. 




-9560 


Ditto., 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9561 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9562 


Ditto. 


ditto - . 


ditto. 




9563 


Ditto- 


ditto. 


ditto. 




•9564 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




J.— 


Flaggy SS, 


, 150' to 220' below Sub-Olean, For. X. 


9565 


Yellowish SS. bryozoa, hill N. of Warren. 




9566 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




•9567 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




■9568 


Ditto. 


Crania, 


ditto. 




9569 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


(25 pieces.) 


9570 


Brownish SS. sanguinolites, 


ditto. 


(16 pieces.) 


9571 


Ditto. 


Leptaena, 


ditto. 




9572 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9573 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9573 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9574 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9575 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9576 


Ditto. 


Cuneamya, 


ditto. A- 


(4 pieces.) 


9577 


Ditto. 


Aviculopecten, ditto. ' 




•9578 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




■9579 


Brown shale, ditto. 


ditto. 




9580 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9581 


Conglomerate, Schizodus, 


ditto. 




9582 


Brown SS'., 


ditto. 


ditto. . 




9583 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


(9 pieces.) 


9584 


Ditto. 


Rhynchonella, 


ditto. 




9585 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9586 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


(16 pieces.) 


9587 


Ditto. 


Avicula. 


ditto. 




9588 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9589 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9590 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9591 


Ditto. 


Spirifera, 


ditto. 




9592 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9593 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 




9594 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 





30 O 3 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



9595 Grey SS. fucoid, hill N. of Warren. 

9596 Ditto, ditto. ditto. 

9597 Ditto, ditto. ditto. 

9598 Ditto, ditto. ditto. 

9599 Ditto, ditto.. ditto. 

9600 Ditto, ditto. ditto. 

9601 Ditto, ditto. ditto. 



K. — Shales underlying the above, For. X. 

'9602 Yellow SS. Orthoceras, ditto. 

9603 Brown shale, gasteropod, 20 ft. above the asylum quarry. 

9604 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9605 Ditto. ditto. ditto. (1 box in lot.) 

M— Shales over Fish horizon, For. X (IX ?) 



9606 


Grey SS 


. Schizodus, 


hill north of Warren, 


.9607 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


-9608 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


9609 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


9610 


Ditto. 


Cypricardia, ? ditto. 


9611 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


9612 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


'9613 


Ditto. 


Allorisma, 


ditto. 


9614 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


9615 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


-9616 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


$617 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


.9618 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


9619 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


'9620 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


-9621 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


.9622 


Ditto. 


Yoldia, ? 


ditto. 


9623 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


-9624 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


-9625- 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


9626 


Ditto. 


fucoid, 


ditto. 



N.— Fish horizon, For. IX ? 

9627 Flat pebble conglomerate, lamellibranch (large), 2| 
miles N. E. of Warren. 



RANDALL'S COLLECTIOKS. "WARREN. O a 31 

O.— Shales over Tanner's Hill quarry, For. IX ? 

9628 Sandy shale, Lingula, hill N. of Warren. 
-9629 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

v/9630 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9631 Ditto. ditto. ditto. (4 pieces.) 

P.— Tanner's Hill quarry, For. IX ? First Oil Sand ? 

>-9632 Yellow SS. Goniatite, Garland. 

^9633 Brown SS. Cypricardia, hill N. of Warren. 

9634 Yellow SS. Orthoceras, ditto. 

v 9635 Grey SS. fucoid, ditto.- PaAuV-^., 

Q,. — Shales and SS. below Tanner's Hill quarry. 

9636 Yellow SS. Orthoceras, 2 miles E. of Warren. 

9637 Brownish SS. fucoid, ? hill N. of Warren, 
to Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9650 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

R 2 .— Tanner's Hill Red Rock. Second Oil Sand ? 

9651* Grey SS. trilobite, ? 3 miles S. W. of Warren. 

9652 Ditto, fucoid, hill N. of Warren. 

9653 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9654 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

S. — Chemung Shales. Form VIII. 

9655 Blue shale, lamellibranch, Brewery, Warren. 

9656 Rhynchonella, 2 miles N. of Warren (8 

pieces). 

9657 Brownish SS., Productella, 3 miles N. of Warren. 

9658 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9659 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9660 Ditto. ditto.. ditto. (16 pieces). 

9661 Ditto. fucoid, 9 miles E. of Warren. 
Loose specimens at Warren. 

9662 Greenish SS., Dictyophyton. 

9663 Ditto. ditto, 
•v 9664 Yellow SS., Archimedes ? 

9665 Ditto. ditto. 

9666 Ditto. ditto. 



32 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9667 Yellow SS., Archimedes ?■ (10 pieces). 

9668 Ditto. a cephalopod. 

9669 Grey SS., fucoid. 

9670 Ditto, ditto. 

9671 Ditto, ditto. 

Northern Drift from vicinity of Warren. 

9672 Syringopora. 

9673 Ditto. 

9674 Ditto. 

9675 Favosite. 

9676 Ditto. 

•9677 Cyathophyllum. 

9678 Eridophyllum. 

9679 Zaphrentis. 

9680 A radiate. 

9681 Fenestella. 

9682 Ditto. 

9683 Ditto. (3 pieces). 

9684 Amboccelia umbonata? 

9685 Radiates (13 pieces). 



carll's collections, oil region. 0' 33 



OIL REGION COLLECTIONS. 

By John F. Cakll,. 

1881. 

(To illustrate Reports I. II III. IIII.) 

These specimens are classified and grouped as follows :. 

1 Olean conglomerate, 9686 to. 9<T24 

o $Sub- Olean conglomerate, ) { 9725 to 9757. 

fehenango sandstone, ) . . . . I 9758. to 9779 

3 Carboniferous SS , Olean and above, . . 9780 to 9794 

4 Berea, (Pit-hole) grit, Venango 0.8. horizon, 9795 to 9823 

5 Panama conglomerate, 9824 to 9839 

6 Salamanca conglomerate, 9840 to 9843 

7 Limestones, 9844 to 9867 

8 Fish remains, 9868 to 9914 

9 Plants, 9915 to 9954 

10 Dictyophytons, 9955 to 9960 

11 Fucoids, 9961 to 9991 

12 Mollusca, 9992 to 10459- 

13 Calcareous deposits, Marl, &c, 10460 to 10471 

14 Drift specimens, 10472 to 10497 

15 • Slickensides, 10498 to 10502; 

16 Large specimens, 10503 to 10515 

17 Specimens from oil wells, large pieces, . . 10516 to 10548 

18 Sandpumpings from oil wells, in bottles, . 10549 to 10738 

19 Specimens of crude oil, 10739 to 10813 

The conglomerates have been collected for the purpose of 

showing the difference between round pebbles and flat pebbles. 
No critical study has been made of the fossils. They have 
been catalogued hastily, and the names herein given are only 
intended to indicate in a very general way, the class to which the 
specimens belong. 
3 s 



34 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

The geological horizons in which the specimens were found 
are designated by letters in brackets as below. 

(A) Olean conglomerate and above, 

(B) Shenango shale. 

(0) Sub-Olean conglomerate (Shenango sandstone). 

(D) Crawford shale. 

(E) Venango oil group. 

(F) Chemung shales. 

Where the localities, or fossils have been mentioned in the 
reports of progress, references are given thus (I 3 , p. 36). 

A. Olean Conglomerate — Ovoid Pebbles. Form. XII. 

9686 Conglomerate, Trumbull Co., 0., near State line, 2 miles 

N. of Orangeville. 

9687 Ditto. ditto.— Hobarts Quarry, 6 miles S. W. 

of Jamestown. 

9688 Ditto.— Mercer Co., hill W. of Sharon. 

9689 Ditto.— Crawford Co., College Hill, Meadville (P,p. 

36). 

9689 Pebbles, ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9690 Conglomerate, ditto.— Southwicks Hill. (I 3 , p. 35). 
9P91 Ditto. ditto.— E. line of Kandolph twp. 

9691 Pebbles, ditto. 

9692 Conglomerate, ditto.— Church Kun Hill. 
969.2 Pebbles, ditto. 

,9693 Conglomerate, Warren Co., Ware farm, 1£ miles S. W. 
of Triumph. 

9693 Pebbles, ' ditto. 

9691 Conglomerate, ditto— Tidioute & Fagundus roads. 

9694 Pebbles, ditto. 

9695 Conglomerate, ditto— York Hill, 2 miles S. of Youngs- 

ville (P, p. 262). 

9695 Pebbles, ditto. 

9696 Conglomerate, ditto— Pennsylvania House station. 

9696 Pebbles, ditto. 

9697 Conglomerate, ditto — Garland quarry (P, p. 163). 

9698 Ditto. ditto— 3 miles N. of Pittsfield. 

9698 Pebbles, ditto. 

9699 Conglomerate, ditto— State roads, W. of Deadman's 

Run (P, p. 229). 



carll's collections, oil region. O 8 35 

9699 Pebbles, ditto. 

9700 Conglomerate, ditto — Miller's Rocks, 1 mile N. of 

Wrightsville (P, p. 529). 

9700 Pebbles, ditto. 

9701 Conglomerate, ditto — Nuttall's Rocks, 4£ miles N. of 

Pittsfield (P, p. 256). 
9701 Pebbles (large), ditto. 

9701 Ditto, (small), ditto. 

9702 Conglomerate, ditto— Pike's Rocks (P, p. 239). 
9702 ,Pebbles (large), ditto. 

9702 Ditto, (small), ditto. 

9703 Conglomerate, ditto— 2 miles N. E. of Russelburg (I 4 , p. 

247). 

9703 Pebbles, ditto. 

9704 Pebbles (average), ditto — Gardner's Rocks, (P, p. 321). 

9705 Conglomerate, ditto — Knapp's, Quaker Hill. 
9705 Ditto — with iron, ditto. 

9705 Concretionary iron, ditto. 

9705 Pebbles, ditto. 

9706 Conglomerate, ditto — "Singular Rocks," Quaker Hill 

(P, p. 321). 
9706 Ditto. 

9706 Pebbles, ditto. 

9707 Conglomerate (local), ditto — over Quaker Hill coals 

(P, p. 235). 
9707 Ditto, under ditto. 

9707 Pebbles, ditto — near north coal bank, Quaker Hill. 

9708 Conglomerate, ditto — Great Bend, (P, p. 356). 
9708 Pebbles, ditto, 

9708 Ditto, (fine), ditto. 

9709 Conglomerate, ditto — 2£ miles S. E. of Kinzua Village. 

9709 Pebbles, ditto. 

9710 Ditto — Dixon Farm near Great Bend. 

9711 Ditto— Sill's Run Point, 2£ miles W. by S. from 
Warren (P, p. 346). 

9712 Pebbles (very large), ditto — Tidioute road, 4 miles S. 

W. of Warren. 

9713 Ditto. ditto— 4£ miles S. W. of ditto. 

9714 Ditto— Shaw well, 10 miles N. E. of Tidioute (P, 
p. 342). 



36 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9715 Conglomerate, Shaw well, 3£ miles W. of Sheffield. 

9716 Ditto, ditto— Sheffield road, Balltown Hill. 
9716 Pebbles, ditto, 

9716 Ditto, (small), ditto. 

9717 Conglomerate, Cattauraugus Co., N. Y., "flat iron," 

Eock City, 3£ miles S. of Olean. 
8717 Pebbles, ditto. 

9718 Conglomerate, Catt. Co., N. Y., 8-J- miles S. of Salamanca 

near Red House & Limestone road (I 4 , p. 188). 

9718 Pebbles, ditto. 

9719 Pebbles, McKean Co., Rutherford rocks, 3 miles S. of 

Bradford. 

9720 Conglomerate, ditto— Mt. Raub, Bradford. 

9720 Pebbles, ditto. 

9721 Conglomerate, Allegany Co., N. Y., 6 miles S. S. W. of 

Wellsville. 
9721 Ditto. 

9721 Pebbles, ditto. 

9722 Conglomerate, ditto— 2 miles N. W. of Little Genesee. 

9722 Pebbles, ditto. 

9723 Conglomerate, Elk Co., N. of Spring Creek mouth, 12 

miles S. W. of Ridgway. 
9723 Ditto. 

9723 Pebbles, ditto. 

9724 Conglomerate with iron, Warren Co., near Cobham 

well, 2i miles S. E. of Warren. ' 

C. Sub-Olean Conglomerate, Flat pebbles. 
(Shenango SS. ; Ferriferous SS.) 

9725 Conglomerate, Crawford Co., 1| miles S. E. of Spartans- 

burg (P, p. 34). 

9726 Ditto. Erie Co., 2-J miles S. of Corry (P, p. 222). 
9726 Ditto. 

9726 Pebbles, ditto. 

9727 Conglomerate, Catt. Co.,Ni Y., Robbins' Hill (P, p. 335). 
9727 Ditto. 

9727 Pebbles, ditto. 

9728 Ditto. Warren Co., N. W. cor. Elk Twp. (P, p. 335). 

9728 Ditto (small), ditto. 

9729 Conglomerate, ditto— near Germany P. O. 



cakll's collections, oil region. , O 3 37 

9729 Conglomerate, Warren Co., N. W. cor. Elk Twp., — near 

Germany P. 0. 
8729 Pebbles, ditto'. 

9730 Conglomerate, ditto — 2 miles S. of Germany P. O. 

9731 Ditto. i mile N. W. of Quaker Hill coal bank 

(P, p. 334). 
9731 Pebbles, ditto. 

9731 Ditto (small), ditto. 

9732 Conglomerate, ditto — 1* miles N. E. of Kinzua village. 

9732 Pebbles, ditto. 

9733 Conglomerate, ditto — 2 miles S. of ditto. 

9733 Pebbles, - ditto. ditto. 

9734 Conglomerate, ditto— hill S. W. of ditto. 

9734 Pebbles, ditto. ditto. 

9735 Conglomerate, ditto — over Cobham well, 2£ miles S. E. 

of Warren. 
9735 Ditto. 

9735 Pebbles, ditto. ditto. 

9736 Conglomerate, ditto— 1 mile N. E. of 9735. 

9736 Ditto. 

9737 Conglomerate, ditto — 2$ miles 8. of Warren. 

9733 Ditto. ditto— 6 miles N. E. of Tidioute, road 

from Cobham to Baxter's (P, p. 
320). 

9739 Ditto. ditto— South line on Sheffield and Ball- 

town road. 

9740 Ditto.. ditto— Clarendon Cliffs (P, p. 354). 
9740 Pebbles, ditto— South line on Sheffield and Ball- 
town road. 

9740 Ditto (small), ditto. ditto. 

9741 Conglomerate, ditto— hill W. of Sheffield. 
9741 Ditto. 

9741 Pebbles, ditto. ditto. 

9742 Conglomerate, McKean Co., Ludlow station. 

9742 Pebbles, ditto. ditto. 

9743 Conglomerate, ditto. f mile N. of Kane. 

9744 Ditto. 

9744 Pebbles, ditto. ditto. 

9745 Conglomerate, ditto — Wintergreen Run Tract, 3431.. 

9746 ditto. ditto— just N. of Marshburg. 



38 D CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9747 Conglomerate, Catt. Co., N. Y., 1 mile N. of Corrydon 

(P, p. 188). 

9747 Ditto. 

9748 Conglomerate, McKean Co., east point of Mt. Eaub. 

9748 Pebbles, ditto. ditto. 

9749 Conglomerate, ditto. 5 miles N. of Wilcox, near 

Wilcox wells. 

9750 Conglomerate and fossils, ditto. ditto. 
9750 Ditto. 

9750 Ditto. 

9750 Ditto. 

9751 Conglomerate, Elk Co., mouth of Spring Creek. 

9752 Ditto. ditto. Millstone Twp., near Halleck 

and Johnson well. 

9753 Conglomerate, Elk Co., 6 miles S. of Kane, near Roy & 

Archer well. 

9754 Conglomerate, ditto, f mile N. E. of Eidgway. 
9655 Ditto. ditto. Eidgway railway cut. 

9755 Pebbles, ditto. ditto. 

9756 Conglomerate, Allegany Co., N. Y., 6 miles S. of Wells- 

ville, 

9756 Pebbles, ditto. ditto. 

9757 Conglomerate, ditto. 1J- miles N. of Wellsville. 

C. Ferriferous SS. type. 

9758 Conglomerate and iron, Warren Co., near Pike's rocks. 

9759 Ditto. ditto.— 3£ miles S. W. of Corry- 

don. 

9759 Ditto. 

9760 Conglomerate and iron, Warren Co., Elk township, S. E. 

corner tract 5548, -£■ mile N. E. of 9759. 

9761 Conglomerate and iron, Warren Co., 4| miles E. N. E. 

of Eussellburg, O. 0. Gages. 

9761 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9762 Ditto. ditto— S. E. corner of [Pine 
Grove township, T. Sheehan's. 

9762 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9763 Ditto. ditto— f miles S. of Singular 
Rocks, Culbertson's. 

9763 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 



carll's collections, oil region. O a 39 

9864 Rocks, Culbertson, T. Sheehan's— 3 miles, N. N. W. of 
Warren, N. Loree's. 

9765 Ditto. ditto— 5 miles, N. W. of Warren 
M. Shirks. 

9766 Ditto. ditto— 3 miles N. of Youngs- 

ville, G. Sullivan. 

9767 Ditto. ditto— 3 miles N. of Youngs- 

ville, Johnson's. 

9767 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9768 Ditto. ditto— Hill,. W. of Sheffield. 

9768 Dit'zo. ditto. ditto. 

9769 Yellow SS., Warren Co., 3 miles N. E. of Tidioute. 

9769 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9770 Ditto. ditto.— Economite Hill, Tidioute. 

9770 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9771 Ditto. ditto. — on road between Tidioute and 
Triumph. 

9772 Ditto. ditto.— \ mile S. of Grand Valley. 

9772 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9773 Ditto. Crawford Co., 3 miles, N. N. W. of Titusville, 
Diamond mill. 

9773 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9774 Grey SS., Venango Co., Incline plane at Oil City. 

9775 Ditto. ditto. — Middle quarry, Franklin. 

9776 Ditto. ditto — Lower quarry, ditto. 

9777 Yellow SS., Crawford Co., \\ miles, E. of Jamestown. 

9778 Ditto. ditto.— 1 mile, N. E. of Jamestown 
Snodgrass quarry. 

9779 Ditto. Vernon township Trumbull Co., Ohio; 
3 miles, N. of Orangeville. 

A. Sandstone of the Olean Conglomerate and above. 

9780 Light grey SS. (Olean) Allegany Co., N. Y., 6 miles S. 

of Wellsville. 

9781 Yellow grey SS. (ditto.) Warren Co., Garland quarry. 

9782 Ditto. (ditto.) ditto. Trumph Hill. 

9783 Ditto. (ditto.) Venango Co., Incline Plane, Oil 
City. 



40 O 8 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9784 Yellow SS. (Olean) Crawford Co., College Hill, 
Meadville. 

9784 White SS. (ditto.) * ditto. ditto., 

9785 Mottled SS. (ditto.) ditto. Thorp quarry, 

E. of Meadville (F, p. 37). 

9785 Brown SS. and iron (ditto.) ditto. ditto. 

9786 Dark grey S. S. (ditto.) ditto. Christy quarry, 

2f miles N. E. of Jamestown (P, p. 52). 

9786 White SS. (ditto.) ditto. ditto. 

9787 Ditto. (ditto.) Trumbull Co..O., Hobart quarry, 
6 miles S. W. of Jamestown (F, p. 56). 

9788 Yellow SS. (Connoquenessing) Mercer Co., Foulke 

quarry, 6£ miles S. W. of Jamestown (I 3 , p. 56). 
9786 Kedish SS. (Tionesta) McKean Co., near Kane. 
8790 Brownish SS. (Homeward?) Warren Co., over coal bed, 

S. of Kinzua Village (Sect. XXII, I 4 , p. 302). 

9791 Yellowish SS. (Tionesta?) ditto. roof of Farns- 

worth's coal bed (P, p. 364). 

9792 Dark grey SS. (Kinzua Creek?) Venango Co., 2 miles 

S. E. of President. 

9793 Yellow SS. (Tionesta?) ditto. 1| miles 

W. of Franklin. 

9794 Yellow SS. spotted, Mahoning Co., 0., Montgomery 

quarry, 2 miles S. E. of Youngstown. 

9794 Brown SS. spotted, ditto. ditto. 

D, E. Berea Grit and horizon of Venango Oil Sands. 

9795 Grey SS. spotted (Berea) Trumbull Co., O., from oil 

shaft, 1£ miles S. of Power's Corners (F, p. 430). 

9795 Grey SS. (Berea Oil rock), ditto. 

9796 Grey SS. (Berea) Trumbull Co., O., Coles' quarry, near 

north line of Vernon Twp., in ravine W. of Mossman- 
town, Pa. 

9797 Grey SS. (Berea?) Trumbull Co., O., Loomis quarry, 

1 mile S. of West Williamsfield. 

9798 Yellow SS. (Berea?) Crawford Co., Hurlburt's quarry, 

N. W. of Jamestown. 
9798 Ditto. 



cakll's collections, oil eegion. s 41 

9799 Conglomerate (Pithole grit) Forest Co., 2 miles S. of 

Tionesta. 
9799 Ditto. 

9799 Brownish SS. ditto. 

9800 Grey SS. (2nd SS. B.) Warren Co., Tidioute Creek, 1 

mile N. of Allegheny river. 

9801 GreySS. (ditto.) Warren Co., Tidioute Oil shaft 

(l 4 , p. 344). 

9802 Yellowish SS. (2nd SS. B.) Warren Co., Cobham sta- 

tion (P, p. 291). 

9803 Ditto. (ditto.) ditto. river bank, 1 
mile below Cobham P. O. (I 4 , p. 290). 

9804 GreySS. (ditto.) ditto. mouth of Pot- 

ter Kun, Tidioute (P, p. 289)/ 

9805 GreySS. (ditto.) ditto. i mile below 

Thompson station (P, p. 292). 

9806 Ditto. (ditto.) ditto. ditto. 

9807 Conglomerate (2nd SS. A.) ditto. mouth of Conk- 

lin Kun. 

9808 Ditto. (ditto.) ditto. 1 mile below 
Thompson station. 

9809 Conglomerate, , ditto. No. 27 of Great 

Bend section (P, p. 302). 

9810 GreySS. ditto. ditto. 

9811 Conglomerate, ditto. cotton farm, 2£ 

miles N. W. of Garland (No. 4 of section; P, p. 258). 

9811 Ditto. 

9812 Conglomerate (1st Oil SS.?) Warren Co., Horn's Mill, 

Hosmer Kun (P, p. 250). 

9812 Ditto. 

98ia Conglomerate (3d Oil SS.) Warren Co., Tidioute shaft 
(P, p. 344). 

9813 Ditto. 
9813 Ditto. 

9813 Pebbles. ditto. 

9814 Conglomerate, Warren Co., 2£ miles S. E. of Warren R. 

K. cut. 

9815 Ditto. ditto. Jackson's Station (No. 12 of 
section; I 4 , p. 295). 

9815 Pebbles, ditto. ditto. 



42 O a CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9816 Conglomerate, Warren Co., 2 miles N. E. of Youngsville, 
Irvine run (I*, p. 263). 

9816 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9817 Yellowish SS. ditto. Asylum quarry, 1£ miles N. 

W. of Warren (I 4 , p. 317). 
9817 Ditto. 

9817 Ditto. 

9818 Wrightsville Conglomerate, Warren Co., \ mile N. E. of 

Wrightsville (P, p. 230). 

9819 Grey SS., ditto. 

9820 Conglomerate, Warren Co., Anderson farm f mile N. E. 

of Jackson Run P. 0. (P, p. 242). 

9821 Conglomerate, Warren Co., 1 mile S. of Jackson Run P. 

0. 

9822 Ditto. ditto.— 1 mile S. S. E, of Eusselburg (at 

Briggs Well, P, p. 206). 

9823 Ditto.— Chatauqua Co., N. Y.. Popes Rocks, 5 miles K 

by E. of Frewsburg (P, p. 180). 
9823 Yellow SS., ditto. 

9823 Pebbles, ditto. 

F. Panama conglomerate. 

9824 Conglomerate, Chatauqua Co., N. Y., Panama Village 

(P, p. 180). 
•9824 Ditto. 

9824 Pebbles, ditto. 

9825 Conglomerate, Chaut. Co., N. Y, Ashville quarry, 4£ 

miles N. E. of Panama. 

9825 Pebbles, ditto. 

9826 Conglomerate, Chaut. Co., N. Y., 1 mile W. S. W. from 

Grant Station (S. of Eureka Well, P, p. 199). 

9826 Pebbles, ditto. 

9827 Conglomerate, Warren Co., W. side of Little Broken- 

straw, i mile S. of State line (P, p. 199). 

9827 Ditto. 

9828 Grey SS., (horizon?) Warren Co., Faichney quarry, 2 

miles W. of Sugar Grove (P, p. 240). 

9829 Conglomerate, (horizon?) ditto. Dennison farm, 

2| miles E. of Sugar Grove (P, p. 240). 



caell's collections, oil region. O 3 43 

9830 Conglomerate, Chautauqua Co.,N.Y.,Chautauqua quarry, 
Panama Station (I 3 , p. 64). 

9830 GreySS., ditto. ditto. 

9831 Conglomerate, ditto.— 3£ miles E. N. E. of Clymer. 

9831 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9832 Ditto. ditto.— Brownells, 1\ miles N. 
E. of Clymer. 

9833 Ditto. ditto— Upton quarry, 2 miles N. of Cly- 

mer (P, p. 201). 
9833 Ditto. 
9833 Pebbles, ditto. 

9833 Brownish SS., ditto. 

9834 Conglomerate, Erie Co.. Blakesley quarry, 3 miles S. of 

Wattsburg (P, p. 65).' 

9834 Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

9835 Ditto. ditto.— Doolittle quarry, Z\ 
miles N. E. of Union City (P, p. 66). 

9836 Ditto. ditto.— Middleton quarry, 3£ miles N. W. of 

Union City (F, p. 66). 

9836 Grey SS., ditto. 

9837 Conglomerate, Erie Co., LeBoeuf quarry (P, p. 67). 
9837 Ditto. 

9837 Pebbles, ditto. 

9838 Grey SS., Erie Co., Franklin Twp., Howard's quarry (Q 4 , 

p. 246). 

9839 Flaggy SS., ditto. ravine 1 mile E. of Middleboro' 

(Q 4 , p. 265). 



F. Salamanca conglomerate. 

9840 Conglomorate, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., 4 miles N. of 

Salamanaca (P, p. 203). 
9840 Ditto. 

9840 Ditto. 

9841 Conglomerate, Catt. Co., N. Y., 1 mile N. of Salamanca 

(P, p. 203). 

9841 Pebbles, ditto. ditto. 

9842 Conglomerate, ditto. — 5 miles S. of Salamanca, Ben- 

netts (Warrant 24, P, p. 206). 



44 B CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9842 Pebbles, Catt. Co., N. Y., 5 miles S. of Salamanca, Ben- 

netts (Warrant 24, I\ p. 105). 

9843 Conglomerate, ditto. — f mile N. of Oarrollton station 

(P, p. 203). 

A. Limestones of horizon A. 

9844 Crinoidal limestone, Allegheny Co., bluff of Mononga- 

hela riyer, Pittsburgh. 

9845 Ferriferous limestone, Venango Co., 1£ miles W. of Em- 

lenton, on road to Six Points, 430' above river. 

9846 Ferriferous limestone, Clarion Co., between Emlenton 

and St. Petersburg. 

9846 Ditto. 

9847 Ferriferous limestone (8' seen), Venango Co., Fox farm, 

6 miles W. by S. of Oil City. 
9847 Ditto. 

9847 Ditto. 

9848 Freeport limestone, Westmoreland Co., Chartier sta. 

9849 Limestone in sandstone, layer 3' thick, lying in the 

sandstone quarry at top of Vespertine, at Queen's 
Eun, Clinton Co. (H. M. Chance, 1878). 

D. F. Thin impure and sporadic Limestones. 

9850 Limestone, 8" to 15" thick, Trumbull Co., 0., just below 

Coles' quarry in ravine W. of Mossmantown. 

9851 Limestone, thin, above Berea grit, Trumbull Co., O., 

Mathew's farm, 2 miles S. of West Williamsfield. 

9852 Limestone, 2' to 3' thick, Crawford .Co., Gibson Run, 

just above the level of Gibson Oil Well (M 3 , p. 106)! 

9853 Limestone, about 1' thick, Crawford Co., at base of Snod- 

grass flagg quarry, 140' ± below Shenango SS. (M 3 , p. 
106). 

9854 Limestone, to 8'' thick, Crawford Co., ravine below 

Snodgrass quarry, 35' below Shenango SS. 

9855 Limestone, 12" to 15" thick, Crawford Co., McElhany 

run, N. of Jamestown, 40' ± below Shenango SS. 

9856 Limestone, about 2' thick, Venango Co., Franklin, 20' 

below Shenango SS. 

9857 Limestone, to 18" thick, Venango Co., \ mile S. of 

Franklin, about 20' below Shenango SS. (M a , p. 105). 



carll's collections, oil region. O 3 45 

9858 Limestone, about 2' thick, Venango Co., Oil City, 30' 

above Pithole grit. 

9859 Limestone 0' to 2' thick, Venango Co., \ mile S. of Mc- 

Clintockville. base of Pithole grit (M 3 , p. 105). 

9859 Ditto. 

9860 Limestone, 0' to 2' thick, Venango Co., Petroleum Cen- 

ter, base of Pithole grit. 

9861 Limestone, thin and irregular, Venango Co., W. side 

French creek, 1 mile S. E. of Utica, base of Pithole 
grit. 

9862 Limestone, 1' to 2£' thick, Crawford Co., 7 miles S. of 

Meadville; on slope N. of old lake feeder, and 75' 
above its water. 

9863 Limestone, 2' thick, Crawford Co., Cemetery Run, Mead- 

ville, referred to in Rogers' final report. 

9863 Ditto. 

9864 Limestone 2'± thick, Crawford Co., run W. of Mead- 

ville, White's Meadville lower limestone. 

9865 Limestone, to 6" thick, Venango Co., •£ mile S. of 

President Station, at base of Pithole grit, fossils (M 3 , 
p. 105). 
9865 Ditto. 

9865 Ditto. 

9866 Limestone, 2' to 3' thick, Forest Co., N. bank of Tionesta 

creek, 4 miles E. of Tionesta Village, Kelley quarry 
(M 3 ,p. 90). 
0867 Limestone, thin and irregular, Erie Co., ravine 1 mile E. 
of Middleboro', horizon of Panama conglomerate (Q 4 , 
p. 265). 

Fish, remains. 

9868 ( ? ) Impression of bone ? Mercer Co., \ mile W. of 

Sharon; 80' above the depot (loose). 

9869 (C?) Fish remains, Mercer Co., Brookfield road, \ mile 

W. of Sharon, in 5' band, 110' above the depot. 

9869 Ditto. 

9870 (C) Fish remains and shells, Crawford Co., \\ miles E. 

of Jamestown, Christy quarry (I 8 , p. 56). 



46 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9871 (D) Fish teeth, &c, Venango Co., H mile S. of Valley 

depot at Franklin, 20' below Shenango SS. 
9871 Ditto. 

9871 Ditto. 

9871 Ditto. 

9872 (D) Fish teeth and shells, Venango Co., lower quarry, 

Franklin. 

9873 (0) Fish spine, ditto. 

9874 (0) Fish fin? ditto. 

9875 (D) Fish teeth, &c, Venango- Co., middle quarry, 

Franklin. 

9876 (C) Fish remains and shells, ditto. 

9877 (0) Fish spine, ditto. 
9877 Ditto. 

9877 Ditto. 

9878 (C) Fish spine, Venango Co., top of Bell quarry, Frank- 

lin. 

9878 Ditto. 

9879 ( ? ) Fish spine, or fin, Venango Co., i mile S. W. of 

Franklin, 160' above river (loose). 

9880 (C) Fish teeth, Crawford Co., | mile N. of Evansburg 

station, Miller's quarry (I 3 , p.- 44). 

9881 ( ? ) Fish spine ? Erie Co., 2 miles S. of Concord (loose). 

9882 (C ?) Fish spine, &c, Venango Co., 1| miles S. E. of Oil 

City, Ogden quarry. 

9883 (C) Fish spine, Venango Co., Cottage Hill quarry, Oil 

City. 

9884 ( ? ) Fish spine, Venango Co., 1 mile N. of Oil City, on 

Oil Creek (loose). 

9884 Ditto. 

9885 (D) Fish teeth, &c, Venango Co., on Oil Creek, 1 mile 

s N. of Miller farm ; horizon of Pithole grit. 

9886 (D) Fish teeth, &c, Venango Co., on Oil Creek, 1| 

miles N. of Miller farm, at the " Night Cap." 

9887 (D) Fish teeth, &c, Venango Co., \ mile N. of the 

" Night Cap." 

9888 (0?) Fish spine, Venango Co., 1 mile S. of Titusville 

(loose). 
9888 Ditto. 



carll's collections, oil region. O 3 47 

9889 ( ? ) Fish spine, Crawford Co., Beach farm, Church run, 

2 miles N. of Titusville (loose). 

9890 (C) Fish remains, Crawford Co., Spring Creek road, ^ 

mile from Titusville. 
9890 Ditto. 

9890 Ditto. 

9890 Ditto. 

9890 Ditto. 

9890 Ditto. 

9891 (D) Fish remains, Crawford Co., 3 miles N. of Titus- 

ville, Thompson's Mill, probable horizon of 
Pithole grit. 

9892 ( ? ) Fish spine, Crawford Co., 2 miles E. of Titusville, 

near Chase's Mill (loose). 

9893 ( ? ) Fish spine, Venango Co., 1 mile N. of Pleasantville, 

Curtis' farm (loose). 
9893 Ditto. 

9893 Ditto. 

9894 ( ? ) Fish spine, Venango Co., 1\ miles N. E. of Pleasant- 

ville, Mitchell's farm (loose). 

9895 (A) Fish spines, or fins, Venango Co., 1| miles N. E. of 

Pleasantville (loose). 

9895 Ditto. 

9896 (A) Fish spine, ditto. 

9896 Ditto. (2 pieces.) 

9897 (C) Fish remains, Warren Co., Economite hill, S. of 

Tidiaute. 

9897 Ditto. 

9897 Ditto. 

9897 Ditto. 

9897 Ditto. 

9897 Ditto. 

9897 Ditto. 

9898 (?) Fish spine, Warren Co., 1 mile S. of Cobham station 

(loose). 

9899 (E) Fish plate, Warren Co., town of Warren, about 20' 

above Tanner's Hill quarry. 

9900 (E) Fish fin, ditto. 

9901 (E) Fish bones, Warren Co, Asylum quarry, 1£ miles 

N. W. of Warren (I* p. 317) (3 pieces). 



48 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9901 (E) Fish bones, "Warren Co., Asylum quarry, 1£ miles 
N. W. of Warren (I 4 p 317) (3 pieces). 

9901 Ditto. (2 pieces). 

9902 Large pebbles, ditto. 

9903. (D?) Impression of tooth ? Warren Co., 2| miles N. E. 
of Warren (loose). 

9904 (?) Impression of plate? Warren Co., river flat at Great 

Bend (loose). 

9905 (C) Fish spine, Warren Co., 1 mile S. W. of West Spring 

creek (loose). 

9906 (C) Fish tooth, Warren Co., 2 miles N. E. of Wrights- 

ville, Jaquay's water well (F, p. 24). 

9907 (?) Fish plate? McKean Co., Tuna ;flats, 1 mile N. of 

Bradford (loose). 

9908 (F) Fish bone, Chautauqua Co., N. Y., 4 miles N. of 

Panama, Williams' quarry (I 3 , p. 70). 

9909 (F) Fish plate? and shells, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., } 

mile W. of Five Mile corners (loose). 

9910 (Catskill?) Fishplate, Potter Co., on Fishing creek, 1 

mile below Hebron (2 pieces). 
Fish plate ? and shells, ditto. 
Fish remains, Allegany Co., N. Y., quarry 
at Wellsville. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Fish remains, Allegany Co., N. Y., Stan- 

nard's corners, 2f miles S. of Wellsville. 
Fish remains, Allegany Co., N. Y., 2 miles 
W. by S. of Wellsville, Fassett's quarry. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 

Plants. 

9915 (A) Calamite, Mercer Co., 1| miles E. of Sharon. 

9916 (A) Lepidodendron, Mercer Co., •Jmile, W. of Sharon. 

9917 (A) Lepidodendron,? Mercer Co., ■£ mile W. of Green- 

ville. 

9918 (A) Lepidodendron, Armstrong Co., Brady's Bend 

(loose). 



9911 


(Ditto). 


9912 


(Ditto). 


9912 




9912 




9913 


(Ditto). 


9914 


(Ditto). 


9914 




9914 





carll's collection^, oil region. s 49 

9919 (A) Sigillaria, Armstrong Co., 2-J miles" W. of Brady's 

Bend. 

9920 (A) Sigillaria, Armstrong Co., 2 miles W. of Brady's 

Bend. 

9921 (A) Sigillaria, Armstrong Co., Pine Kun, 2£ miles W. of 

Brady's Bend. 

9922 (A) Lepidodendron, Crawford Co., 1 mile E. of James- 

town. 

9923 (A) Lepidodendron, Crawford Co., 1 mile N. E. of James- 

town, Snodgrass Upper quarry (I 8 , p. 54). 

9924 (C) Plants and shells, Mercer Co., 1£ miles E. of James- 

town, Christy quarry (I 3 , p. 56). 

9925 (A) Lepidodendron, Crawford Co., Thorp quarry, 2 miles 

E. of Meadville (P, p. 37). 

9926 (A) Lepidodendron, ditto, (2 pieces). 

9927 (A) Calamite? ditto, (2 pieces). 

9928 (A?) Lepidodendron, Venango Co., near Cooperstown 

(loose). 

9929 (C) Lepidodendron, Venango Co., Bell quarry, Franklin. 
9929 Ditto. 

9929 Ditto. 

9929 Ditto. 

9930 (0) Lepidodendron and matrix, ditto. 

9931 (C) Lepidodendron cone, ditto — (2 pieces). 

9932 (C?) Calamite, ditto— (loose) (5 pieces). 

9933 (A) Calamite, Venango Co., 2£ miles S. of Oil City (2 

pieces). 

9934 (A?) Sigillaria, Venango Co., 4 miles S. of Titusville 

(loose). 

9935 (C) Lepidodendron, Venango Co., 3 miles S. E. of Ti- 

tusville, McGee Hill. 

9936 (A) Lepidodendron, Venango Co., Ennis Hill, Pleas- 

antville (loose). 

9937 (A) Lepidodendron, ? ditto. 

9938 (A) Lepidodendron, ditto. 

9939 (A) Lepidodendron. ditto, 
9939 Ditto. 

9939 Ditto. 

9940 (A) Stigmaria, Venango Co., H mi l e s S. W. of Pleas- 

anfrville. 

4 s 



50 s CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

9941 (A) Lepidodendron, Warren Co., Economite Hill. 

9942 (E) Plants, Warren Co., river bank, 1 mile below Cob- 

ham P. 0. 

9942 Ditto. 

9943 (E) Plants, Warren Co., Tanner's Hill quarry, Warren 

(I 4 , p. 297). 

9944 (E) Plants, Warren Co., Asylum quarry, 1^ miles N.W. 

of Warren (I 4 , p. 317). 

9944 Ditto— ( 4 pieces ) . 

9945 (A) Fern, Warren Co., Quaker Hill coal bank (I*, p. 

322). 

9946 (A) Neuropteris? Ditto (2 pieces). 

9947 (A) Plants, in roof slate, ditto. 

9948 (0) Plants, Warren Co., Jaquay's water well, 2 miles 

N. E. of Wrightsville (I s , p. 24). 

9949 (C) Lepidodendron, Warren Co., 1 mile E. of Sheffield. 

9950 (A) Calamite, Venango Co., River Hill, S. W. of Presi- 

dent (3 pieces). 

9951 (A) Calamite, Forest Co., near Marienville. 

9951 Ditto. 

9952 (A) Lepidodendron? Ditto. 

9953 (F) Cast of plant stem, Chautauqua Co., N. Y., from 

Chautauqua quarry, 5 miles W. of Panama, 5 
pieces (I 3 , p. 64). 

9954 (Catskill ?) Plants, Potter Co., quarry at Coudersport. 
9954 Ditto. 

9954 Ditto. 

Dictyophytons. 

9955 (D) Dictyophyton, Erie Co., 1£ miles W. of Concord. 

9956 (D) Ditto. Crawford Co., 1 mile S. of Sparta. 

9957 (D) Ditto. Crawford Co., 3 miles N. W. of 

Pleasantville, Nelson farm (I, p. 

79, foot note). 
9957 Ditto. 

9957 Ditto. 

9957 Ditto. 

9957 Ditto. 

9957 Ditto. 

9957 Ditto. 



CAHLL'S COLLECTION'S. OIL REGION. s 51 

9957 (D) Dictyophyton, Crawford Co., 3 miles N. W. of 

Pleasantville, Nelson farm (I, p. 
79, foot note). 

9958 (D) Dictyophyton, Venango Co., Miller farm on Oil 

Creek. 
9958 Ditto. 

9958 Ditto. 

9959 (?) Dictyophyton? Venango Co., near Pleasantville 

(loose). 

9960 (?) Dictyophyton? Forest Co., 1 mile E. of Tionesta 

(loose). 

Fucoids. 

9961 (D) Cauda-galli, Venango Co., Oil City. 

9962 (D) Fucoid, Venango Co., Oil Creek, near Bull Run. 

9963 (D) Fucoid, ditto. 

9963 Ditto. 

9964 (D) Fucoid, Venango Co., 1| miles N. of Miller farm. 

9965 (D) Fucoid, Venango Co., junction of Pine Creek with • 

Oil Creek. 

9966 (D) Fncoid, Warren Co., Dennis Run, near Tidioute. 
W-9967 (E) Fucoid, Warren Co., Tidioute Oil Shaft. 

9967 Ditto, 

9968 (E) Fucoid, Warren Co., Tidioute. 

9969 (?) Fucoid, Warren Co., near Oobham station (loose): 

9970 (D) Fucoid, Warren Co., Point of Dennis Run & Alle- 

gheny river. 

9971 (E) Fucoid, Warren Co., 2| miles W. of Warren at 

Grosz's. 

9972 Ditto, H miles N. W. of Warren, Asylum quarry, 

(P, p. 317, No. 7 of Section). 

9973 (E) Fucoid, Warren Co., Warren borough. 

9974 (?) Fucoid, Warren Co., Warren borough (loose). 

9975 (E) Fucoid, Warren Co., Warren, just above Red Rock. 

9976 (E) Fucoid, Warren Co., R. R. cut N. of N. Warren. 

9977 (E) Fucoid, Warren Co., 3 miles K. W. of Rueselburg. 
9977 Ditto. 

9977 Ditto, 

9977 Ditto. 



52 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9978 (E) Fucoid, Warren Co., Lottsville (2 pieces). 

9979 (E) Fucoid, Warren Co., 1 mile N. of Spring Creek 

station. 

9980 (?) Fucoid? Warren Co., 2| miles S. of Columbus (loose). 
99S1 (D) Fucoid, Warren Co., Stoneham Station. 

9982 (D) Fucoid, Warren Co., Sills Run, 4 miles S. W. of 

Warren. 

9983 (?) Fucoid, Warren Co., Great Bend (loose). 

9984 (?) Fucoid, Warren Co., Kinzua Village (loose). 

9985 (B) Fucoid, Warren Co., near Germany P. O. 

9986 (D) Fucoid, Crawford Co., H miles N. W. of Harmons- 

burg. 
9937 (F) Fucoid, Crawford Co., Spring Corners. 
9988 (F) Fucoid, Erie Co., LeBoeuf quarry (P, p. 67). 
9988 Ditto. 

9988 Ditto 

9989 (F) Fuccid, Chautauqua Co., N. Y. Panama, 30' below 

the conglomerate (P, p. 59). 

9990 (F) Fucoid, Chautauqua Co., N. Y., outlet of Chautau- 

qua Lake, at Dexterville. 
9990 Ditto. 

9990 Ditto. 

9991 (F) Fucoid, Allegany Co., N. Y., 3| miles S. of Wellsville. 

Shells from Mercer county. 

9992 (C) Rhynchonella, &c, | mile N. of Sharon (5 pieces). 

9993 (C) Discina, ditto. (3 pieces). 

9994 (D) Lingula shale, W. bank of Shenango, Sharon, Iron 

Works, 10' above water, (2 pieces). 

9994 Ditto. (2 pieces). 
9985 (D) Lingula shale (brown) Orangeville, water level of 

Pymatuning Creek. 

9995 Ditto. 
9995 Ditto. 
9995 Ditto. 

Shells from Crawford county. 

s/9996 (D) Conularia, &c, Gibson Run, 1 mile N. E. of James- 
town. 
9997 (D) Discina, &c, ditto, (7 pieces). 



CARLL'S COLLECTIONS. OIL REGION. 



8 53 



M)998 

9999 
v 10000 
10001 
10002 

10002 
10003 

10004 
10005 
10006 

"10007 
10008 
10009 

^10010 

aoon 

10012 

*"10013 

10014 

10015 

rl0016 

10017 
10018 
10019 

10020 

10021 
10022 
10023 
10023 
10024 
10024 
10025 
10026 
10027 
10028 



(D) Lingula, Christy Kun quarry, \ mile E. of James- 
town (I 3 , p. 54). 
D) Orthis, ditto. 

D) Conularia & Discina, ditto. (2 pieces). 



D) Discina, Lingula, &c, ditto. 



(12 pieces). 



D) Lingula shale, Hurlburt quarry, 5-J miles N. W. of 

Jamestown. 
Ditto. 
E?) Aviculopecten, Spirifer &c, Mill Run, Meadville 

d 3 ,p.41). 
E?) Porcellia nodosa ? ditto. 

E?) Modiola? ditto. 

E?) O ■thoeeras, ditto. 

E?) Productus, Avicula, &c, ditto. 
E?) Spirifer, Productus, &c, ditto. (7 pieces). 

E?) Cardiomorpha ? ditto. (3 pieces). 

E?) Aviculopecten, ditto. 

E?) Oardiopsis? ditto. 

E?) Imperfect fossils, ditto. 

E?) Spirifer & Rhynchonella, ditto. 
E?) Laminated SS. ditto. 

E?) Spirifer, &c, . ditto. 

E?) Cardiopsis ? Meadville, W. end of Cussewago 

bridge. 
E?) Spirifer, &c, ditto. 

?) Crinoid, etc., 1 mile S. of Meadville (loose.) 
?) Bryozoa, Evansburg. outlet of Conneaut Lake 

(loose). 
E?) Imperfect fossils, Spring Corners, 2£ miles N. of 

Conneautville. 
E?) Spirifer, &c, ditto. 
E?) Rhynchonella, ditto. 
E?) Straparollus, ditto. 

Ditto. 
E?) Spirifer carteri, ? ditto. 

Ditto. 
E?) Orthoceras, ? ditto. 
E?) Orthis michelini, ditto. 

E?) Spirifer, Rhynchonella, &c, ditto (20 pieces). 
?) Orthoceras and matrix, ? Linesville (loose). 



54 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10029 (E?) Spirifer and plants, Little's Corners. 

10030 (E?) Orthoceras, 2£ miles south of Little's Corners. 

10031 (D?) Spirifer, Platyceras, &c, 1£ miles S. of Cochran- 

ton (loose), 5 pieces. 

10032 (D?) Lingula, &c, Shaw's Landing (loose). 
•10033 (D?) Discina, ditto. 

10034 (D?) Imperfect fossils, ditto. 

10035 (D?) Orinoids, &c, 1 mile N. E. of Little Cooley (loose). 

10036 (D?) Spirifer, ditto (loose). 

10037 (D?) ? ditto (loose). 

10038 (D?) Productus, I mile W. of Townville (loose). 

10039 (0?) Rhynchonella in yellow SS.,S. of Townville(loose). 

10039 Ditto. 

10040 (C) Fossils in conglomerate, Bates Hill, 1£ miles S. E. 

of Sparta. 

10040 Ditto. 

10041 (D) Spirifer and Rhynchonella, ditto (2 pieces). 

10042 (D) Productus, ditto. 

10043 (D) Productus and Rhynchonella, ditto (10 pieces). 

10044 (?) Murchisonia ? 1 mile S. of Sparta (loose). 

Shells from Erie county. 

10045 (F) Rhynchonella in gray SS., Middleton quarry, 3| 

miles N. W. of Union City (P, p. 66). 

10046 (do.) Spirifer in conglomerate, ditto. 

10046 Ditto. 

10047 (do.) ? ditto. 

10048 (do.) Productus, spirifer, rhynchonella, etc., ditto. 

10049 (do.) Rhynchonella, ditto (50 fossils). 

10050 (do.) Spirifer, Productus, &c, ditto (7 pieces). 

10051 (do.) Spirifer, Rhynchonella, &c , LeBoeuf quarry, 3 

miles W. of Union City (P, p. 67). 

10052 (do.) Spirifer and fucoids, ditto. 

10053 (do.) Spirifer, ditto. 

10054 (do.) Strophomena, ditto. 

10055 (do.) Imperfect fossils, ditto. 

10056 (do.) ? ditto. 

10057 (do.) Spirifer, &c, ditto. 

10058 (do.) Spirifer and Rhynchonella in conglomerate, ditto 

(7 pieces). 



OIL REGION. O" 55 

10059 (do.) Rhynchonella, ditto (25 fossils). 

10060 (do.) Rhynchonella in cong.. Doolittle quarry, 3£ miles 

N. E. of Union City. ' 

10060 Ditto (I 3 , p. 66). 

10061 (do.) Rhynchonella in cong., Blakesley quarry, 3 miles 

S. of Wattsburg (P. p. 65). 

10061 Ditto. 

10062 (do.) Spirifer in conglomerate, ditto. 

10063 (D) Porcellia nodosa? 2 miles S. of Concord (3 pieces). 

10064 (D) Spirifer, productus, crinoids, &c, ditto. 

10065 (D) Productus, 2f miles S. of Concord. 

10065 Ditto. 

10066 ( ? ) Leiorhynchus ? Corry (loose). 

10067 ( ? ) Spirifer, &c, ditto (3 pieces). 

10068 (F) Spirifer, &c, ravine 1 mile E. of Middleboro', at 

top of falls (Q 4 , p. 265). 

10069 (do.) Rhynchonella, ditto. 

10070 (do.) Aviculopecten, ditto (loose). 

10071 (do.) Spirifer alta? ditto (loose). 

Shells from Venango county. 

10072 (C) Conularia, Bell quarry, Franklin. 

10073 »(C) Hemipronites crenistria, &c ? ditto. 

10074 (C) Gasteropod, ditto. 
T0075 (C) Orthoceros, ditto. 

10075 Ditto. 

10076 (C) Discina, ditto. 
10076 Ditto. 

10076 Ditto. 

10077 (C) ? ditto. 

10078 (C) ? ditto. 

10079 (C) ? ditto. 

10080 (C) Hemipronites crenistria, &c, ditto. 

10081 (C) Allorisma, ditto. 

10082 (0) Gasteropod, ditto (3 pieces). 

10083 (C) ? ditto. 

10084 (C) Shells and fish teeth, Middle quarry, Franklin. 

10085 (C) Hemipronites crenistria, ditto. 

10085 (C) Hemipronites crenistria ? ditto. 

10086 (C) Discina, ditto. 



56 s 



CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 



10087 (0) Discina, Middle quarry, Franklin. 

10088 Ditto. 

10089 Ditto (8 pieces). 

10090 (D) Concretions with fossils, KR. cut £ mile E. of 

Foster's station (i concretions). 

10091 (D) Pebbles and concretions, ditto. 

10092 (D) Discina, ditto (7 pieces). 

10093 (D?) Strophomena, Scrubgrass (loose). 

10094 (D) Discina, bed of Hydrick Creek, 2f miles N. W. of 

Utica. 

10095 (D) Straparollus, McClintockville, on Oil Creek. 

10096 (D) Grammysia? Funkville, ditto. 

10096 Ditto. 

10097 (D) Leptasna, ditto. 

10098 *(D) Straparollus, &c, Petroleum Centre, ditto. 
10098 Ditto. 

10098 Ditto. 

10099 (D) Productus ? ditto. 

10100 (D) Gasteropod, ditto. 

10100 Ditto. 

10101 (D) Aviculopecten, ditto. 

10101 Ditto. 

10102 (D) Discina, Productus, &c, ditto (5 pieces). 

10103 (D) Orthoceras ? imperfect, ditto. 

10104 (D) Hemipronites crenistria? mouth of Bull Eun, 

ditto. 

10105 (D) Spirifer, 1£ miles N. of Miller farm on Oil creek. 

10105 Ditto. 

14106 (D) Lingula. ditto. 

10106 Ditto. 

10107 (D) Avicula, ditto. 

10108 (D) ? ditto. 

10109 (D) Aviculopecten, 1 mile N. of Miller farm, ditto. 

10109 Ditto. 

10110 (D) Leptaena, ditto. 

10111 (D) Impression of plant, ditto. 

10112 (D) Productus, ditto. 
10112 Ditto. 

10112 Ditto. 

10112 Ditto. (3 pieces). 



caell's collections, oil region. 



3 57 



10113 

10114 
10115 
10116 
10117 
10118 
J0119 
10120 
10121 

10122 
10123 



10124 

10125 

10126 

10126 

10126 

10127 

10128 

KL0129 

10130 

10131 

^10132 

^10133 

y 10133 

10133 
10133 
10133 

^0134 
10135 
10136 
10137 
10138 

V10139 

10140 
10141 



(D) Spirifer, Shaffer farm, 1 mile N. of Miller farm, on 

Oil creek. 
(D) Spirifer & Productus, ditto. 

(D) Hemipronites crenistria, ditto. (2 pieces). 

(D) Lingula, ditto. 

? ditto. 

? ditto. 

? ditto. 

? ditto. 

Lingula, &c, -J- mile S. of Oil City, Slate Run (4 
pieces). 



(D) 

(D) 
(D) 

(D) 
(D) 



(D) Rhynchonella, &c, 



ditto. 



(6 pieces). 



(D) Productus? Junction of Pine creek with Oil creek, 
just over the Venango line in Crawford Co., 
(2 pieces). 

(D) Leptaena, &c, ditto. 

(D) Allorisma, &c, ditto. 

(D) Liugula, &c, ditto. 

Ditto. 
Ditto. 

(D) Crinoids, &c, ditto. 

(D) Spirifer, &c, ditto. 

(D) Discina, ditto. 

(D) ? ditto. 

(D) Gasteropod, &c, ditto. 

(D) Pleurodyctium ? ditto. 

(D) Lingula, plank road crossing of Pine creek, ditto- 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 

(D) Avicula, Miller farm, Oil creek. 

(D) Aviculopecten ? ditto. 

(D) Lingula, &c, ditto. 

(D?) Spirifer, 3£ miles N. W. of Pleasantville (loose). 

(D?) ? ditto. 

(D) Discina. 2-J- miles N. W. of Pleasantville, McKee 
Hill.' 

(D) ? Ditto. 

(A?) Schizodus? 1 mile N.W. of Pleasantville (loose). 



58 O 3 CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

10142 (A?) Gasteropod, 1 mile N.W. of Pleasantville, (loose). 

10143 (?) Spirifer, &c, ditto. (6 pieces). 

10144 (A?) Avicula? Pleasantville (loose). 

10145 (B?) ? ImileN. of Pleasantville (loose). 
10L45 Ditto. 

10145 (B?) Strophodonta, ditto. 

10146 (D) Discina, 3 miles N. E. of Pleasantville. 

Shells from Warren county. 

10147 (?) Yellow SS. curiously marked. Warren borough 

(loose). 

10148 (E?) Dark 88. with fossils, ditto. 

10149 (E?) Avicula, &c, 1 mile E. of Warren. 

10150 (E?) Lingula, &c, ditto. 

10151 (E?) Orthoceras, ditto. 

10152 (D) Spirifer, &c, 2 miles E. of Warren. 

10152 Ditto. 

10153 (D) Spirifer, &c, ditto. 

10154 Ditto. 

10155 (0) Spirifer in conglomerate, 2| miles E. of Warren. 

10156 (0) Pleurodyctium ? in cong., Quaker Hill, near Sing- 

ular Rocks. 
10156 Ditto. 

10156 Ditto. 

10157 (0)8 Ditto. 

10158 (?) Archemedes? in yellow SS., Warren (loose). 
10158 Ditto. 

10158 Ditto. 

10158 Ditto. 

^0159 (E?) Archimedes? 3£ miles N. W. of Warren, Wm. 
Smith's, 6 pieces (I 4 , p. 318). 

10160 (E?) Orthoceras, ditto. 

10161 (E?) Avicula, ditto. (4 pieces). 

10162 (E?) Oypricardia, ditto. (2 pieces). 

10163 (E?) Spirifer, ditto. 
10163 Ditto. 

10163 Ditto. 

10164 (?) Leptasna, spirifer, &c, f mile E. of Russelburg 

(loose). 



caell's collections, oil region. O 3 59 

10165 (?) Strophomena, spirifer, &c, f mile E. of Russelburg 
(loose). 



10166 


(?) Spirifer, ditto. 


10167 


(?) Productus, crinoid, &c, ditto. 


10168 


(?) Spirifer, crinoid, &c, ditto. 


-10169 


(?) ? li miles N. E. of Russelburg (loose). 


10170 


(?) ? Jackson Run, 7 miles N. W, of Warren (loose). 


10171 


(E) Spirifer and Productus, Hemlock Run, 4 miles E. 




of Warren (3 pieces). 


10172 


(E) Sanguinolites? &c, Great Bend (I*, p. 302). 


10172 


Ditto. 


10172 


Ditto. 


10172 


Ditto. 


10173 


(E) Allorisma? ditto. 


10174 


(E) ? ditto. 


v 10175 


(E) Lingula? 1 mile N. of Great Bend. 


10176 


(E) Grammysia, ditto. 


10177 


(E) Rhynchonella, &c, ditto. 


10178 


(?) Spirifer, Rhynchonella, &c, Kinzua village (loose). 


10179 


(?) Spirifer, ditto. 


10180 


(?) ? ditto. 


10181 


Ditto. 


10182 


Ditto. 


10183 


Ditto. 


10184 


(?) Spirifer, Grammysia, &c, ditto. (6 pieces). 


10185 


(?) Spirifer in conglomerate, ditto. 


10186 


(?) Orthoceras in conglomerate, ditto. 


10187 


(?) Orthoceras, ditto. 


10188 


(E) Spirifer, | mile S. of Kinzua village (I 4 , p. 303— 




No. 9 of section). 


10188 


Ditto. 


10188 


Ditto. 


10188 


Ditto. 


10189 


(E ?) Spirifer and Rhynchonella, i mile E. of Kinzua 




village (loose). 


10190 


(E?) Leptasna, ditto. 


10191 


(E?) Rhynchonella, ditto. 


10191 


Ditto. 


10192 


(?) Spirifer and Rhynchonella, Warren borough (loose). 


10192 


Ditto. (20 pieces). 



60 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

/10193 (?) Spirifer, river bank, S. of Warren (loose). 

10194 (?) Spirifer, Productus, &c, ditto. (4 pieces). 

10195 (?) Spirifer, &c, 1 mile N. E. of Warren (loose). 

10196 (E) Crinoids, &c., H miles N. of Warren, E. side, Con- 

ewango creek. 

10197 (E) Products, ditto. 

10198 (E) Spirifer and crinoids, ditto. 

10199 (D) Hemipronites crenistria, &c, hill N. of Warren. 

10200 (D) Spirifer, &c, ditto. (10 pieces). 

10201 (D) Spirifer, 2 miles N. W. of Warren. 

10202 (D) Avicula, ditto. 

10203 (0) Crinoids, &c, 3 miles N". W. of Warren, N. Lorees. 

10204 (C) Crinoids, 4£ miles N. W. of Warren. 

10205 (C) Crinoids and Aviculopecten, ditto. 

10206 (E) Greenish grey SS., curiously marked, 1^- miles N.W. 

of Warren, Asylum quarry. 

10207 (E) Spirifer, ditto. 

10208 (E) AJlorisma? ditto. 
10208 Ditto. 

10208 Ditto. 

10209 (E) Spirifer, &c, ditto, (9 pieces). 

10210 (E) Imperfect fossils, E. K. cut, | mile N. of Warren. 
10210 Ditto. 

10210 Ditto. 
10201 Ditto. 

10211 (E ?) Spirifer, Wrightsville, near saw mill. 

10212 (E?) ? Ditto. 

10212 Ditto. 

10213 (E?) Spirifer, &c, ditto. 

10214 (E?) Carbonized plants, ditto. 

10214 Ditto. 

10215 (C) Remains of plants, Jaquays water well, near Pike's 

Rocks (P, p. 24). 

10215 Ditto. 
. 10215 Ditto. 

10216 (?) Rhynchonella, &c, 2 miles N. of Wrightsville 

(loose). 

10217 (E?) Aviculopecten, &c, in cong. 1 mile N. W. of 

Wrightsville, near Abbott's mill, at elevation of 
1620' A. T., (loose, 2 pieces). 



carll's collections, oil region. 



3 61 



10218 



10218 
10218 
10218 
10219 

10220 
10221 
10222 
10223 
10224 

10225 
10226 
10227 

10228 
10229 
10230 
10231 
10232 

10233 
10233 
10233 
10234 

10235 
10236 
10237 
10237 
10237 
10238 
10239 
10239 
10239 
10240 



(E?) Spirifer, &c, iu conglomerate, 1 mile N. W. of 
Wrightsville, near Abbott's mill, at elevation of 
1620' A. T. (loose, 2 pieces). 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 
(F) Aviculopecten, 2 miles E of Sugar Grove, Faichney 

quarry, 2 pieces, (I 4 , p. 240). 
D?) Aviculopecten, Spring Creek Station. 
D?) ? ditto. 

) Spirifer & Straparollus, ditto, (loose). 
) Rhynchonella, ditto. 

) Orthoceras, 2 miles N. of Spring Creek Station 

(loose). 
) Spirifer, &c, ditto. 

) Prodtictus, 1 mile S. of Columbus (2 pieces, loose). 
) Avicula, junction of Spring Creek with Big Broken- 
straw (loose). 
) Spirifer & Productus, ditto. (20 pieces). 

) Spirifer carteri, mouth of Dry Eun (loose, I 3 , p. 29). 
) Ambocelia umbonata ? ditto. 

?) Spirifer, &c. ditto. (8 pieces). 
) Spirifer &c, 1-J- miles E. of West Spring Creek P. 
O., (loose). 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 
(E?) Spirifer & Cardiomorpha, Johnson's Mill, West 

Spring Creek P. O. (I 4 , p. 255). 
(E?) Sanguinolites, &c, ditto. 
(E?) Orthoceras, ditto. 

(E?) Cardiomorpha, ditto. 

Ditto. 

Ditto. (9 pieces). 

(E?) Spirifer, ditto. (2 pieces). 

(E?) Songuinolites, ditto. 

Ditto. 
Ditto. 
(?) Strophomena, Rhynchonella, &c, •$■ mile W. of 
West Spring Creek P. O. (loose). 



62 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10241 (C) Orthoceras fragment, 1 mile W. of_ West Spring 

Creek P. O. (loose). 
40242 (0) Allorisma & Productus, ditto. 

10243 (?) Spirifer, 1 mile S. of ditto, (loose). 

10244 (D?) Spirifer, 1£ miles S. of ditto (loose). 

10245 (D) Spirifer, &c, Garland quarry, head of tramway. 

10245 Ditto. 

10246 (E?) Spirifer, &c, Point at Garland (P, p. 259). 

10246 Ditto. 

10247 (C?) Spirifer, &c, Cotter farm hill, 1-J miles N. W. of 

Garland quarry. 

10247 Ditto. 

10248 (E) Spirifer, &c, in cong. Hosmer Run (6 pieces, P, p. 

250). 

10249 (D?) Aviculopecten, Orthoceras, &c, f mile S. of 

Pittsfield (loose). 

10250 (D?) Orthoceras^ Spirifer, &c, ditto. 

10251 (D?) Orthoceras, Straparollus, &c, ditto. 

10252 (D?) Orthoceras, ditto. 

10252 Ditto. 

10253 (D?) Spirifer, Straparollus, &c, 1 mile S. of Pittsfield 

(7 pieces, loose). 

10254 (E?) Spirifer, 2 miles N. W. of Pittsfield (P, p. 259). 

10255 (E?) Sanguinolites ? ditto. 

10256 (E) Crinoids, &c, RR. cut, Irvineton. 

10257 (E) Productus, &c, ditto. 

10258 (E) Spirifer ditto. 

10258 Ditto. 

10259 (E) Spirifer in SS., 4 miles N. W. of Youngsville. 

10259 Ditto. 

10260 (?) Spirifer, 2£ miles N. of Pittsfield. (3 pieces, loose). 

10261 (D) Strophodonta, &c, 2£ miles N. W. of Pleasantville, 

McDonald and Robinson farm (I, p. 79, note). 

10261 Ditto. 

I0262v (D) Aviculopecten, ditto. 

10262 Ditto. 

10262 Ditto. 

10263 (D) Productus, Platyceras, Straparollus, &c, ditto. 

10264 (D) Spirifer ditto. 

10265 (D) Straparollus, &c, ditto. 



oakxl's collections, oil region. s 63 

10265 (D) Straparollus. &c, 2| miles N. W. of Pleasantville, 

McDonold and Kobinson farm (I, p. 79, note). 
10265 Ditto. 

1026^ (D) Hemipronites crenistria, ditto. 

10267 (D) Orthis michelini, &c, ditto. 

^10268 (D) Athyris?, &c, ditto. (2 pieces). 

10268 Ditto. 

10269 (D) Spirifer, ditto. (2 pieces). 

10270 (D) Productus, &c, ditto. 

10270 Ditto. (6 pieces). 

10271 (D) Cephalopod, &c, 3 miles N. W. of Pleasantville, 

Nelson farm, (I, p. 79, note). 

40272 (D) Imperfect fossils, ditto. 

10273 (D) Crinoids, ditto. 

10273 Ditto. 

10273 Ditto. 

10273 Ditto.— (3 pieces). 

10274 (D) Lingula, ditto.— (2 pieces). 
a0275 (D) ? ditto. 

10276 (?) Spirifer, &c, river fiat at Tidioute (9 pieces, loose). 

10277 (?) Orthoceras, ditto. 

10278 (?) ? ditto.— (2 pieces). 

10279 (?) Productus. ditto.— (3 pieces). 

10280 (?) Spirifer in conglomerate, ditto. — (4 pieces). 

10281 (?) Rhynchonella in cong., ditto. — (2 pieces). 

10282 (?) ? ditto.— (2 pieces). 

10283 (D) Spirifer, 1 mile N. of of Tidioute. 

10284 (?) Stroparollus, &c, Tidioute creek, 1 mile from river, 

(6 pieces, loose). 

10285 (D) Productus, Economite Hill. 

10286 (?) Strophodonta ? near Penna. House station (loose). 

10286 (?) Productus, ditto. 

10287 (E) Spirifer, &c, Tidioute oil shaft (P, p. 344). 
10287 Ditto. 

10287 Ditto. 

10288 (0) Stroparollus, 1 mile N. of New London. 

10289 (0) Spirifer, ditto. 

10290 (D) Spirifer, on road between Tidioute and Triumph. 
10290 Ditto. 

10290 Ditto. 



64 O" CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10291 (D) Crinoids. Dennis Run below Triumph. 

10292 (D) Platyceras, &c, ditto. 

10293 (D) Productus, &c, ditto. 

10294 (D) Lingula, ditto. 

10295 (?) Spirifer, &c. Sills Run road, 3 miles S. W. of War- 

ren (loose). 

10296 Ditto. 

10297 Ditto. 

10298 ( ? ) Straparollus, rhynchonella, &c, ditto. 

10299 ( ? ) Orthis michelini, &c, ditto. 

10300 ( ? ) Crinoid, ditto. 

10301 (0) Productus, &c, Tidioute and "Warren road, 6 miles 

N. E. of Tidioute. 

10301 Ditto. 

10302 (D) Spirifer, &c, Cedar Oil Co. Well No. 2, lot 635, 

Cherry Grove, 150' from the surface (P, p. 376). 
10302 Ditto. 

10302 Ditto. 

10303 ( ? ) Rhynchonella, Sanguinolites, &c, -£ mile E. of 

Sheffield 29 pieces, loose). 

10304 ? ) Imperfect fossil, hill W. of Sheffield (loose). 

10305 ( ? ) Rhynchonella, &c, in conglomerate, 1 mile S. of 
}*AAOto .p^ Barnesville (loose), f^^ov? ;»,y 

10305 Ditto. ''' l 

Shells from Forest county. 

10306 (D) Productus, Orthis michelini, &c, W. side of West 

Hickory Creek, 1 mile fiom river. 

10307 (D) Platyceras, ditto. 

10308 (D) Spirifer, &c, W. bank of Tionesta Creek, i mile 

above Foxburg. 

10308 Ditto. 

10309 (D) Spirifer, &c, Salmon Creek, 3 miles from Tionesta 

Creek. 

10310 Ditto. 

Shells from Elk county. 

10311 ( ? ) Spirifer and fish, near depot at Wilcox (loose). 

10311 Ditto. 

10312 ( ? ) Productus, ditto. 



caell's collections, oil region. ()'■' 6f) 

10313 ( ? ) Orthis ? RR. ballast near Johnsonburg (loose)., 
10313 Ditto. 

10313 Ditto. 

10314 ( ? ) Rhynchonella ? &c, ditto. 

10315 ( ? ) Orthis, &c, ditto (6 pieces). 

Shells from Potter county. 

10316 ( ? ) Orthoceras ? Fishing Creek, near Stearns'. 

10317 ( ? ) Cypricardia ? ditto. 

10318 ( ? ) Rhynchonella ? ditto. 

10319 ( ? ) Spirifer, saw mill at Sharon Centre. 

10320 (F ?) Spirifer, in SS., N. of Fishing Creek. 

10321 (F ?) Sanguinolites, in SS., ditto. 

Shells from McKean county. • 

10322 (F) Rhynchonella, &c, Bradford, point between E.. 

and West branches. 

10323 (F) Allorisma, &c, ditto. 

10324 (F) Crinoids, &c, ditto. 

10324 Ditto. 

10325 (F) Avicula, &c, ditto. 

10326 (F) Rhynchonella and Spirifer, ditto. 

10327 Ditto. 

10328 (F) Grammysia, Bradford, E. side of Tuna. 

10329 ( ? ) Rhynchonella, &c. in SS. Bradford, West branch,. 

near " Boss Well " (loose). 

10330 Ditto (60 fossils). 

10331 ( ? ) Orthoceras in cong., Rodgers' farm, | mile S. of 

Bradford (loose). 

10332 ( ? ) Spirifer in cong., ditto (2 pieces, loose). 

10333 ( ? ) Orthoceras, &c, 1\ miles S. of Bradford (loose).. 

10334 ( ? ) Spirifer, ditto. 
10334 Ditto. 

10334 Ditto. 

10335 (B) Carboniferous plants, &c, Dennis Well (2 pieces),. 

dug from Conductor hole (I 3 , p. 226). 

10336 ( ? ) Aviculopecten, &c, Tarport (loose). 

10337 ( ? ) Spirifer, ditto. 

10338 (F) Spirifer. &c, at RR. level, Tarport. 

5 0' 



66 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10339 (F) Orthoceras, Morrison's dam, North Fork, 1 mile 

from Sugar Creek. 

10340 (F) Spirifer, ditto. 
10340 Ditto. 

10340 Ditto. 

10341 (F) ? ditto. 

10342 (0 ?) Spirifer in cong. on road from Tally Ho, to Swede 

church, elevation 1870'. 

10343 (C?) Imperfect fossils, ditto. 

10344 (0?) Avicula, ditto. 

Shells from Chautauqua county, N. Y. 

10345 (F) Euomphalus, &c, Williams quarry, 4 miles N. of 

Panama (I s , p. 64). 

10345 Ditto (3 pieces). 

10346 (F) Spirifer, ditto (2 pieces). 

10347 (F) Oypricardia, &c, ditto. 

10347 Ditto (17 pieces). 

10348 (F) Spirifer, &c , 2 miles N. of Panima (loose). 

10349 (F) Rhyncbonella, ? ditto. 

10j50 (F) Spirifer and crinoids, road between Ashville and 
Rocky Ridge, near top of hill. 

10350 Ditto (4 pieces). 

10351 (F) Euomphalus, &c, Ashville quarry (P, p. 63). 
10351 Ditto. 

10351 Ditto. 

10352 (F) Spirifer, &c, ditto. 

10352 Ditto. 

10353 (F) Euomphalus, &c, ditto (8 pieces). 

10354 (F) ? ditto. 

10355 (F) Oypricardia, ? ditto. 

10356 (F) Oypricardia in cong. Panama, Rock City (F, p. 59). 
10356 Ditto. 

10356 Ditto. 

10356 Ditto (5 pieces). 

10357 (F) Spirifer and Rhynchonella in cong., ditto. 

10358 (F) Oypricardia, ditto (40 fossils). 

10359 (F) Strophomena and Spirifer, 1£ miles above the falls 

at Panama, and 20' above the cong. 



OIL REGION. O 3 67 

10359 (F) Strophomena and Spirifer, 1£ miles above the falls 

at Panama, and 20' above the cong. 

10360 (F) Spirifer, ditto. 

10361 (F) Spirifer and Rhynchonella. ditto (2 pieces). 

10362 (F) ? ditto. 

10363 (F) ? ditto. 

10364 (F) Ohonetes, ? &c, Panama, 30' below cong. 
10364 Ditto. 

10364 Ditto. 

10365 (F) Khynchonella, &c, ditto. 

10365 Ditto. 

10366 (F) Euomphalus, &c, ditto. 

10367 (F) Avicula, ? ditto. 

10368 (F) Allorisma, ? ditto. 

10369 (F) Lingula, ditto (2 pieces). 

10370 (F) Aviculopecten, &c, Panama (loose). 

10371 (F) Rhynchonella, &c, Panama, foot of falls (loose). 

10371 Ditto. 

10372 (F) Spirifer, &c, H miles N. of Grant Station, 25' above 

Panama cong. (8 pieces). 

10373 (F) Spirifer, &c, 1 mile S. of Olymer. 

10373 .Ditto. 

10374 (D) Spirifer in grey SS., 1| miles S. W. of Olymer, 

Beardsley "grindstone quarry," near the State 

line. 

10375 (F) Spirifer, &c, 2 miles N. of Bemus Point, 150' above 

Chautauqua Lake. 

10376 (F) Ambocelia umbonata, outlet of Chautauqua Lake, 

at Dexterville. 
10376 Ditto. 

10376 Ditto. 

10377 (F) Orthis ? &c, ditto. 

10377 Ditto. 

10378 (F) Spirifer, &c, ditto. 

10379 (F) Allorisma? ditto. 

10380 (F) Ambocelia umbonata, &c, VanEvery's, 3 miles E. 

of Jamestown. 

10381 (F) Spirifer, &c, 2 miles from Busti, on road to James- 

town. 

10382 Ditto. 



68 O 3 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



10383 
10384 
10385 

^10385 
10386 
10387 
10388 

v 10389 

10389 
10390 
10390 
10391 

10392 



10393 
10391 
10395 
10395 
10396 
10397 
10398 
10399 

10400 
10401 
10401 
10402 
10402 
10402 
10403 

10404 
10405 
10406 
10406 
10406 



F) Spirifer, &c, hill N. of Maysville. 
F) Rhynchonella, &c, ditto. 

0) Crinoids, Anderson's water well, near Bobbins 
hill (I*, p. 335). 

Ditto. 
0) Platyceras, ditto (2 pieces). 
C) Orthis? &c, ditto. 
C) Conglomerate & iron, ditto. 

F) Imperfect fossils in SS. Pope's Eocks, 5 miles E. 
of Frewsburg (P, p. 180). 

Ditto. 
F) Spirifer, &c, at Pope's Rocks (loose). 

Ditto. 
F) Avicula, Bone Run, 2 miles from Pope's Rocks 

(loose), 
F) Spirifer, ditto. 

Shells from Cattaraugus county, N. Y. 

F) Spirifer, &c, Salamanca N. of RR. 

F) Euomphalus, ditto. 

F) Spirifer and Crinoids, ditto. 

Ditto. 
F) Avicula? ditto. 

F) Productus, ditto. 

F) Aviculopecten, ditto. 

F) Strophomena and Spirifer, mouth of Saw Mill run, 
2f miles E. of Red House station at water level. 
F) Spirifer, ditto. 
F) ? 2| miles E. of Red House station. 

Ditto. 

F) Productus, ditto. 

Ditto. 

Ditto. 

F) Spirifer and Crinoids, Great Valley, S. side of 

Allegheny river. 
F) Leptaena ? ditto. 

Ditto. 

F) Orinoid Stem, ditto. 

Ditto. 

Ditto. 



CARLL'S COLLECTION'S. OIL EEGIOK. s 69 

10407 (F) ? Orinoid Stem, Great Valley, S. side of Allegheny 

river. 

10408 (F) Spirifer, ditto. 

10409 (F) Productus, ditto. 

10410 (F) Fenestella, &c, 1 mile W. of Great Valley (loose). 
10410 Ditto. 

10410 Ditto. 

10410 Ditto. 

10410 Ditto. 

10411 (F) Strophomena, &c, ditto. 

10412 (F) Orthis? ditto. 

10413 (F) Imperfect fossils, ditto. 

10414 (F) Spirifer, Productus, &c, ditto (14 pieces). 

10415 (F) Orinoids, &c. Carrollton (loose). 

10416 (F) Aviculopecten, ditto (2 pieces, loose). 

10417 (F) Spirifer, ditto (2 pieces, loose). 

10418 (F) Productus, &c, ditto. 

10419 (F) ? ditto. 

10420 (F) Aviculopecten ? ditto. 

10420 Ditto. 

10421 (F) Spirifer, ditto (10 pieces). 

10422 (F) ? ditto (10 pieces). 

10423 (F) ? i mile E. of Carrollton, 100' above depot. 

10424 (F) Orthoceras in Congomerate hill N. of Carrollton, 

(5 pieces, loose). 

10425 (F) Crinoids and Spirifer, ditto (4 pieces). 

10426 (F) Rynchonella, ditto. 

10427 (F) ? ditto. 

10428 (F) Productus, quarry near Olean. 

10429 (F) ? ditto. 

10430 (F) Imperfect fossils, ditto. 

10431 Ditto. 

10432 Ditto. 

10433 (F) Rhynchonella, &c, Herman hill, S. W. of Olean. 

10434 (F) Spirifer, ditto (2 pieces). 

10435 (F) Imperfect fossils, ditto. 

10436 Ditto. 

10437 (F) Sandstone curiously marked, ditto. 

10438 (F) Aviculopecten, near church at Five Mile Corners. 



70 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10439 (F) Avicula, Orthoceras, &c, Five Mile creek, 1£ 

miles N. of Allegany (12 pieces, loose). 

Shells from Allegany county, N. Y. 

10440 (F) Orinoids, &c, at KR. bridge over Van Campen 

creek, Belvidere. 

10440 Ditto. 

10441 (F) Orthonota ? ditto. 
10441 Ditto. 

10441 Ditto. 

10442 (F) Aviculopecten ? ditto. 

10443 (F) ? ditto. 

10444 (F) Spirifer, ditto. 
10444 Ditto. 

10444 Ditto. 

10445 (F) Productus and Spirifer, ditto (5 pieces). 

10446 (F) Rhynchonella, ditto. 

10447 (F) Spirifer, &c, Yandemark creek, near Scio. 

10447 Ditto. 

10448 (F) Orinoids, &c, ditto. 

10449 (F) Fenestella, &c, ditto. 

10449 Ditto. 

10450 (Oatskill?) Productus, Wellsville quarry. 

10451 (do) Aviculopecten, &c, ditto. 

10452 (do) Productus? 3| miles S. of Wellsville. 

10453 (do) Spirifer, ditto. 

10454 (do) Fish, ditto. 

10455 (do) Aviculopecten, ditto. 

10456 (do) Orthoceras, i miles S. of Wellsville (loose). 

10457 (F) Spirifer, &c, from rock exposed at water level, 

W. end of Transit bridge. 

10458 (F) Ooarse grained SS. ditto. 

10459 (F) Spirifer, &c, ditto (16 pieces). 

Lime, Marl, &c. 

10460 Oarbonate of lime, Warren Co., Asylum quarry, 1| 

10460 miles N. W. of Warren, depositin crevices (M 3 , p. 107). 

10461 Carbonate of lime, Warren Co., Clapp farm, 3 miles S. 
10461 W. of Tidioute. deposit in oil well (M 3 , p. 107). 
10461 Ditto. 



CARLL'S COLLECTIONS. OIL REGION. O 3 71 

10462 Marl, Crawford Co., near Harmonsburg (M 2 , p. 365). 

10463 Lime from marl & peat buned together, ditto. 

10464 Lime (91b) ditto. 

10465 Lime (91 o) ditto. 

10466 Marl, Chautauqua Co., N. Y., from bottom of Cassadaga 

lake. 

10467 Carbonate of lime, Allegany Co., deposited by water 

from Tarentum well, 5 pieces (M 3 , p. 106). 

10468 Clay, Crawford Co., overlying the sand containing oil 

at the gravel pit wells, near Titusville (P, p. 421). 

10469 Deposit from the inside of a working barrel of an oil 

well, Watson's flats, Titusville. 

10470 Ochrey deposit from the fresh water pipes of oil wells 

at Pleasantville, Venango Co. 

10471 Mineral paint, Small's farm, just N. of Pleasantville 

borough. 

Specimens of Drift. 

10472 Pebbles, from shore of Lake Erie, Dunkirk harbor, 

Chautauqua Co., N. Y. (P, p. 191). 

10473 Pebbles, from drift bank S. side of Allegheny river, at 

Warren, Warren Co. (P, p. 191.) 

10474 Pebbles, near Prospect station, Chautauqua Co., K. Y. 

10475 Garnetiferous gneiss, 3 miles N. E. of Mayville, Chau- 

tauqua Co., N. Y. (5 pieces). 

10476 Conglomerate & SS. Warren Co., i mile N. E. of Eus- 

selburg. 

10477 Weathered drift, Warren Co., 2 miles N. W. of Lotts- 

ville, showing the effects of weathering while lying 
in a muck swamp (8 pieces). 

10478 Impression of Crustacean? Warren Co., Glade. 

10479 Pebbles, &c, Warren Co., junction of Dry Kun with 

Big Brokenstraw (P, p. 19). 

10480 Pebbles, &c, Warren Co., bed of Big Brokenstraw at Ir- 

vineton. 

10481 Pebble with Gasteropod, ditto. 

10482 Erratic, Warren Co., Farnsworth hill, Cherry Grove 

twp. 

10483 Hamilton fossils, Venango Co., McGee hill. 



72 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10484 Erratics, Venango Co., Pleasantville hill (2 pieces). 

10485 Pebble with fossils, ditto. 

10486 Pebbles & fossils, Venango Co., Allegheny river at 

President. 

10487 Erratic, Venango Co., at Bell quarry, Franklin. 

10488 Pebbles, Crawford Co., W. side of Pine creek, near Oil 

creek. 

10489 Erratic, Crawford Co., E. line of Randolph twp. 

10490 Erratic, Crawford Co., E. side of Oil Creek Lake. 

10491 Erratic, Crawford Co., Mill Run, Meadville. 

10492 Erratic, Crawford Co., Shaws Landing. 

10493 Erratic, Crawford Co., Cochranton. 

10494 Recent conglomerate, Crawford Co., \\ miles S. of 

Cochranton (2 pieces). 

10495 Erratic, Crawford Co., 1 mile E. of Jamestown. 

10496 Pebbles, &c, Venango Co., Allegheny river at Scrub- 

grass. 

10497 Pebbles, &c, Allegheny Co., Allegheny river at Se- 

wickley. 

Specimens of Slickeusid.es. 

10498 Slickensides in conglomerate, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., 

hill N. of Carrollton. 

10499 Ditto. Chaut, Co., N. Y., Blakesley 
quarry, 3 miles S. of Wattsburg (I 8 , p. 65). 

10500 Slickensides in coal, Warren Co., Quaker hill coal bank. 

10501 Slickensides in conglomerate, Warren Co., Sill's Run, 

3 miles S. W. of Warren. 

10502 Ditto. Warren Co., Irvine run, 3 miles N. W. of 

Irvinetown (P, p. 263). 

Large Specimens. 

10503 (D) Impression of fuooid ? Chautauqua Co., Co., N.Y., 

Beardsley's "grindstone quarry," 1£ miles S.W. 
of Clymer. 

10504 (C) Yellow SS., perforated, Venango Co., McGee hill, 

2£ miles N. W. of Pleasantville. 

10505 (A) Greenish grey SS , Warren Co., near New Lon- 

don, showing the characteristic fracture of car- 
boniferous sandstones. 



carll's collections, oil region. O 8 73 

10506 (E) Cong.. Warren Co., Tidioute oil shaft, spec, of Ve- 

nango 3d oil sands (I*, pp. 196 and 344). 

10507 Recent conglomerate, Warren Co., 8. of Allegheny 

river, Warren (cirricuted drift). 

10508 (E ?) Greenish grey SS., with branching fucoid ? War- 

ren Co., 2£ miles W. of Warren. 

10509 (D?) Perforated SS., Warren Co., Warren (loose). 

10510 (E) Wave marks, Warren Co., 2* miles E. of Warren. 

10511 (D) Mass of fossils in SS., Warren Co., McDonald & 

Robinson farm (I, p. 79). 

10512 (A?) Stigmaria, Forest Co., 3 miles E. of Tionesta 

(loose), 

10513 (A) Cast of fucoid ? Warren Co., Fagundus hill. 

10514 (A) Caulopteris, &c, Venango Co., 1 mile W. of Pleas- 

antville. 

10515 Helderberg corals, Ontario Co., N. Y., 1 mile W. of 

Canandaigua (loose). 

Specimens from Oil Wells. 

10516 Gravel from Anchor Oil Co., well No. 1, Eagan farm, 

Clarendon ; at depth of 208' (I 4 , p. 353). 

10517 Gravel from Smith well, Lottsville ; at depth of 15' 

(P, p. 233). 

10518 Ditto, from 250' to 450'. 

10519 Ditto, from the dump heap after well was abandoned. 

Sandstones and Conglomerates obtained after torpedoing. 

10520 Butler 4th sand (top shell) Armstrong well No. 1, 

Brady's Bend Iron Co., Armstrong Co. 

10521 Butler 4th sand (impression of shells), ditto. 

10522 Ditto. (oil streak), ditto. 

10523 Butler 4th sand, Evans' well No. 8, Dougherty farm, 

Petrolia, Butler Co., Sept., 1876; 85 bbl. well. 

10524 Sandstone, showing curve of drill hole, Dougherty well 

No. 2; Butler Co., at 500' (P, p. 196). 

10525 Mountain sand, ditto. 

10526 Oil sand, Nelson well, Greece City, Butler Co., June, 

1875. 

10527 Venango, third sand, Galena lease, well No. 14, Plum- 

mer tract, Bullion, Venango Co., 6 pieces. 



74 0' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10528 Sandstone with coal, Wynkoop and Underwood well, 

Mendenhall farm, Edenburg, Clarion Co., said to have 
come from the Clarion third oil sand, after torpedo. 

10529 Venango third sand, Schmick well, Irvin farm, War- 

ren Co. (I s , p. 184). 

10530 Kecent fine grained conglomerate, Gravel pit oil wells, 

E. Titusville, Crawford Co. (F, p. 421). 

Bradford Oil Sands. 

10531 Bradford oil sand, Buchanan Bros., Hooker farm, well 

No. 1, State Line Corners, Tuna Valley, at 1090' ± ; 12 
pieces. 

10532 Bradford oil sand, Hartford well, No. 1, Welsch farm, 

Tarport, McKean Co. ; 8 pieces. 

10533 Shell above oil sand, ditto. 7 pieces. 

10534 Bradford oil sand, RR. well on RR. land near depot 

at Tarport, 8 pieces. 

10535 Bradford oil sand, Harsh well No. 1, Cole lot, Tarport, 

15 pieces. 

10536 Bradford oil sand, Germer well No. 2 (a large well), 

Worthman farm, Oil Valley, McKean Co., torpedoed 
at 1365' : 6 pieces. 

10537 Mixed rock, ditto. 6 pieces, 

10538 " Top shell " Bradford sand, Germer No. 3, Worthman 

farm, obtained while drilling at 1344'. 

10539 Bradford oil sand, ditto— from 1352' to 1360'. 

10540 " Bottom shell" Bradford sand, ditto— at 1366'. 

10541 Last of sand, junction with slate, ditto — at 1392'. 

10542 Bradford oil sand, Germer well, Glycerine Hollow, S. 

of Bradford ; 2 pieces. 

10543 Bradford oil sand, Whitney and Wheeler No. 2, Slocum 

farm, McKean Co. 

10544 Bradford oil sand, Lamb and Hawkins' wells, Moody 

lands, near Davis' switch, McKean Co. 
.10545 Bradford oil sand, well No. 2, lot No. 106, Barse iract, 
Otto township, McKean Co.. obtained by E. B. Mo- 
rian, Dec. 23, 1881, after explosion of 60 quart tor- 
pedo, at a depth af 1570' ; weight 2| lbs. 



carll's collections, oil region. O 1 75 

Allegany County, N. Y., Oil Sands 

10546 Allegany oil sand, Triangle well No. 3, Alma township, 

Allegany Co. ; torpedoed at 1220'. 

10547 Allegany black oil sand, Boyle well No. 1, near Rich- 

burgh, 3 pieces. 

10548 Allegany oil sand, Campbell well No. 3, near Allen- 

town, Alma township, Allegany Co. 

Sand Pump Specimens. — Beaver and Allegheny 
Counties. 

10549 Economy "Well, No. 2, Beaver Falls, Beaver Co., 59 

bottles, for full description of spec. (I 3 , p. 401). 

10550 Fetterman Well (gas), Beaver Co., 15 large bottles 

(P,p. 142). 

10551 Boyd Hill Well, Pittsburgh, 43 numbers, 67 bottles 

(F, p. 398). 

10551 Boyd Hill Well, box of duplicate sand pumpings in bags. 

10552 Graff, Bennett & Co. Well, Tarentum, Allegheny Co,, 

10 bottles (F, p. 405). 

Armstrong County. 

The drillers preserved specimens from Brady's Bend Iron 
Company's wells, Nos. 5, 6 and 7, by putting wet sand pump- 
ings in large-mouthed bottles. Well No. 5, was completed 
in April, 1870, No. 6 in April, 1871 and No. 7 in March, 1871. 
In December, 1880, when these bottles came into possession of 
the Survey, some of their contents were still wet but badly 
oxidized, while others were dried ^and consolidated so that 
they had to be dug out with a chisel. The specimens from 
Well No. 6 furnish a good illustration of the manner in which 
improperly preserved specimens may deceive observers outside 
of the oil regions who have occasion to study them. Wherever 
there was grit enough in the rocks to abrade the drill, the 
specimens have lost their natural appearance and changed 
color so that they would hardly be recognized even by those 
most familiar with them. The records of these wells have not 
been published, but the depth of each specimen is plainly 
marked on the bottle containing it, and the set is valuable 
mainly for the purpjses of illustrating the peculiarities above 
mentioned. 



76 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10553 Brady's Bend Iron Co. Well No. 5, Allegheny St. near 

the river, 36 bottles. 

10554 Brady's Bend Iron Co. Well No. 6, Whiskey Run, 231 

numbers ; 279 bottles, specimens 5 to 33 have been 
sifted and duplicated — fine sand in one and coarse 
sand in the other— to show how differently they ap- 
pear. Specimens 210 to 228, ditto. 

10554 Brady's Bend Iron Co. Well No. 6, box of duplicate 

sand pumpings in bags. 

10555 Brady's Bend Iron Co. Well No. 7, Whiskey Run. near 

Queenston, 45 bottles. 

Butler County. 

10556 Sutton Well No. 4, Butler Co., 79 bottles (I 3 , p. 194). 

For original notes see note book on file marked " Well 
Records," page 2. 

10557 Dougherty Well JNo. 2, 51 bottles (I 3 , p. 196, and notes 

page 8). 

10558 Evans well, No. 21, 63 bottles (I 3 , p. 198 and notes p. 14). 

10559 Hazelwood well No. 21, 47 bottles (I 3 , p. 200 and notes 

p. 20). 

10560 Morehead and Lardin, No. 2, 46 bottles (I 3 , p. 202 and 

notes p. 26). 

10561 Kerr well No. 6, 42 bottles (I 3 , p. 204 and notes p. 32). 

10562 Bennett well No. 1, 6 large bottles (I 2 , p. 245). 

10563 Jennings well, Wiles' farm, near Petrolia, 2 bottles, 4th 

SS. 

10564 Prentice well, Duffey farm, N. of St. Joe, 2 bottles, 4th 

SS. 

10565 Guffey well, Fry farm, 1 bottle. 

10566 Sheakley well, Petrolia, 1 bottle, 3d SS. after torpedo. 

10567 Jennings well No. 5, Steele farm, near Petrolia, 1 bot- 

tle, 2d SS. 

10568 Hazelwood Oil Co., No. 7, McKinney farm, 1 bottle, 3d 

SS. at 1485'. 

10569 Vandergrift & Co., No. 7, McGarvey farm, 1 bottle, 4th 

SS. at 1547'. 

10570 H. L. Taylor & Co., No. 15, McOafferty farm, 1 bottle, 

4th SS. at 1655'. 



carll's collections, oil region. O" 77 

10571 " H. L. Taylor & Co., No. 3, Garner farm, 1 bottle, 4th 
SS. 

10572 Nelson well, Greece City, 1 bottle, 4th SS. after torpedo. 

10573 Evans well No. 21, Dougherty farm, 1 bottle, after 

torpedo. 

10574 Forsyth well, Daubenspeck farm, near Millerstown, 1 

bottle oil sand, after torpedo. 

10575 Mechlin well, Millerstown, 1 bottle of " 50' rock." 

Clarion County. 

10576 Burndred well No. 4, 1 mile S. W. of Edenburg, 62 

bottles (I 3 , p. 214 and notes pp. 42 and 46). 

10577 Columbia Oil Co. well No. 19, f mile S. E. of Eden- 

burg, 101 bottles (I 3 , p. 216 and notes p. 54). 

10578 McGrew Bros, well No. 4, 1 mile S. E. of Edenburg, 

92 bottles (I 3 , p. 218 and notes p. 66). 

10579 Wynkoop & Co., No. 1, Mendenhall farm, Edenburg, 

2 bottles ; top 3d SS. 1069'. 

10580 Goss Bros. No. 1, Best farm, Edenburg, 1 bottle, 3d SS., 

at 1242' ; good well. 

10581 Sweet zer No. 2, near Goss', 1 bottle, 3d SS. 

10582 D. Lamb & Co., No. 2, D. Keizer farm, Elk City, 1 bot- 

tle, 3d SS. 

10583 Chambers well, Paul Black farm, E. of Elk City, 1 bot- 

tle, 3d SS. 

10584 Kern No. 1, Wood farm, S. E. of Edenburg, 1 bottle, 

3dSS. 

10585 Cramm & Goal No. 1, ditto, 1 bottle, 3d SS. 

10586 Siggins No. 1, Hummel farm, near Pickwick, 1 bottle, 

3dSS. 

10587 Kramer No. 1, Karmer farm, 1 bottle, 3d SS. 

10588 Allshouse and Painter well, Kitt's farm, 1 bottle, 3d SS. 

10589 Johnson well, Johnson farm, Elk Twp., 1 bottle, 3d SS. 

at 1050'. 

Venango, Crawford, Warren and Forest Counties. 

10590 Linden well No. 1, Venango Co., 37 bottles (P, p. 59). 

10590 Linden well No. 1, box of duplicate specimens in bags. 

10591 Harsh well No. 1, Venango Co., 25 bottles (P, p. 58). 
10591 Harsh well No. 1, box of duplicate specimens in bags. 



78 O 9 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10592 Kainbow well No. 1, Hebert farm, Pleasantvifle, 11 

bottles, 5th SS. 

10593 Hebert well No. 16, Hebert farm, Pleasantyille, 10 

bottles, ditto. 

10594 Dolly Varden well, Hebert farm, Pleasantville, 4 bot- 

tles, ditto. 

10595 Horseshoe well, or Carll No. 1 (I 2 , p. 30), 14 bottles, 

ditto. 

10596 Jesse Johnson well, A. W. Brown lot, Pleasantville, 3 

bottles No. 1, 2d SS., producing a little oil ; No. 2, 
stray SS., a show of oil; No. 3, " 5th SS.," poor and 
dry. 

10597 McLaughlin well No. 1, Forest Co., 2 bottles, 4th SS. 

(P, p. 76). 

10598 Shamburg well No. 5, Fogle farm, near West Hickory 

Creek, Forest Co., 3 bottles, u 4thSS.," 777' to 795'. 

10599 Woodland Oil Co. No. 1, Warren Co., 21 bottles (I 4 , p. 

49). 

10600 Brown and Siggins No. 1, Warren Co., 13 bottles (P. p. 
. 51). 

10601 Byron well, Six Corners, Venango Co., 2 bottles oil 

sand. 

Large Bottles. 

10602 Brown and Irvin No. 2, Walter Scott tract, Enterprise, 

Warren Co., 1 bottle, 3d SS. 

10603 Benedict No. 2, Walter Scott tract, Enterprise, Warren 

Co., 1 bottle, 3d SS. 

10604 Schmick well No. 1, Warren Co., 1 bottle, 3d SS. (P, p. 

181). 

10605 Kallston well, Economite tract, Tidioute, 1 bottle, 3d 

S 

10606 White well, Warren Co., 1 bottle, 1st SS., called "3d 

SS." in record (P, p. 52). 

10607 Gravel Pit wells, Warren Co., 1 bottle of sand furnish- 

ing oil (P, p. 421, &c). 

10608 Fertig well, John Watson farm, Titusville, 1 bottle, 3d 

SS., dry. 

10609 Benson McKelvey & Co., Octave district, S. of Titus- 

ville, 1 bottle, 3d SS., after torpedo. 



carll's collections, oil region. s 79 

10610 Stewart well, Robinson farm, Octave district, S. of 

Titusville, 1 bottle 3d SS. 

10611 Dickson well No. 1, Venango Co., 1 bottle 3d SS. (see 

P, p. 189). 

10612 Thompson well, near the above, 1 bottle 3d SS. 

10613 Mary Ann well, Venango Co., 1 bottle 3d SS., after 

torpedo (F, p. 166). 

10614 No. 3 well, Clark farm, Shamburg, 1 bottle " 4th SS." 

10615 Thompson well, Chicago tract near Shamburg, 1 bottle 

" 4th SS." 

10616 Scott well No. 1, Mill farm near "National Wells," 

Venango Co., 1 bottle of " 5th or green oil sand," 
large well. 

10617 Fisher well, D. Brown Bros, tract, Pleasantville, 1 

bottle, " 5th SS," no oil. 

10618 McLaughlin No. 1, Cashup, 1 bottle, "4th SS. (P, p. 

175). 

10619 Lindsey well, Franklin, 1 bottle, 1st SS., (I 4 , p. 65). 

10620 Crawford well No. 7, Bullion, Venango Co , 1 bottle. 

3d SS., a very large and enduring well, surrounded 
by dry holes. 

10621 Shirley & Dean well, Bullion, lbottle, 3d SS. 

10622 " Big Injun well," Henderson farm, 1 bottle, 3d SS. 

Reported production first day 3,500 barrels. 

10623 "Big Medicine" well, Bullion, McCalmont farm, 1 

bottle, 3d SS. Production 1,200 barrels per day. 

10624 Well at Oil Springs, Canada, specimens of shales above 

oil rock— at 285' to 295'. 

Warren and Forest Counties. 

Sands lying lelow the Venango Group. 

10625 Beatty well No. 1, Warren Co. 17 bottles, (P, p. 1). 

10626 Logan ditto, ditto, 7 ditto (P, p. 29). 

10627 Goss, Goal & Haskell well No. 1, Warren Co., lot 558 

Meade Twp., 13 bottles. 

10628 Cobham well, Warren Co., 5 bottles (T, p. 8). 

10629 Anderson well No. 1, Warren Co. at Andersons mill, 

Glade or East Warren, 3 bottles, 3d SS. 595' to 645'. 



80 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10630 Bell well No. 1, Warren Co., Hook farm, Glade, 1 bottle 

at 644'. 
"10631 Hoffman well, Warren Co., Hook farm, Glade, 1 bottle 

at 695'. 

10632 Bell well No. 6, Warren Co , Hook farm, Glade, 3 bottles 

661' to 707'. 

10633 Struthers well, Warren Co., Hook farm, Glade, 1 bottle 

at.632'(P, p. 4). 

10634 Rocknell & Monroe well, Warren Co., Hook farm, Glade, 

2 bottles, 365' to 460'. 

10635 Nesmith well, Warren Co., Clark farm, 1 bottle at 688' 

(I 4 , p. 4). 

10636 Bell well No. 1, Warren Co., Snyder farm, 1 bottle at 

819'. 

10637 Watson well, Warren Co., Siggins farm, 1 bottle, 3d SS. 

dry. 

10638 Ainsworth well, Warren Co., Quaker Hill road opposite 

Beatty farm, 1 bottle of 15' 3d SS., 10 barrel well. 

10639 Yerback well No. 3, Warren Co., Rankin farm, 1 bottle 

at 800'. 

10640 Campbell well, Warren Co., opposite Beatty, 1 bottle, 

702' to 742', dry. 

10641 Verback well No. 2, Warren Co., Verback lot, Glade, 2 

bottles, 3d SS. at 700'. 

10642 Struthers well, Warren Co., N. Warren, 1 bottle at 

1835' (I 4 , p. 12). 

10643 Hodge Run well, Warren Co., 1 bottle at 1025' (I 4 , p. 

30). 

10644 Lottsville well No. 1, Warren Co., 9 bottles (I 4 , p. 233). 

10645 Rocky Hollow well, Warren Co., 2 bottles 550' to 625' 

and 750' (I 4 , p. 236). 

10646 Turner & Duncan well, Warren Co., 3 bottles 1485 , 

1500' and 1600' (I 4 , p. 22). 

10647 Tolles well No. 1, Warren Co., 1 bottle at 993' (I 4 , p. 

20). 

10648 Brown Bros, well, Warren Co., 1 bottle at 900' ± (I 4 , p. 

22). 

10649 Smith well No. 1, Warren Co., at Wardwell Ferry. 25 

barrel well struck July, 1883. 1 bottle of oil sand. 

10650 Brown Bros, well, Warren Co., lot 79, Mead, 1 bottle 

of oil sand, good well. 



carll's collections, oil region. O 3 81 

10651 Hague well No. 1, Warren Co., Tiona, 1 bottle 3d SS. 

at 1010'. 

10652 Magee & Horton well, Warren Co., 4 bottles oil sand 

1402' to 1420' (I 4 p. 25). 

10653 Barnsdall well, Warren Co., lot 635,1 bottle of oil sand., 

10654 Darling well No. 1, Forest Co., on Tionesta creek, 1 

bottle of oil sand. 

10655 Grandin & Kelly No. 3, Forest Co., Cook lands, 1 bottle 

of oil sand. 

10656 Towler & Hunt No. 4, Forest Co., 41 bottles (I 4 p. 84). 

10657 H. H. C. well, Forest Co., 5 bottles (P, p. 63). 

10658 Watsons Deep well, Warren Co., 5 bottles at 1600', 

2600', 2625', 2800' and 2850' (I 3 , p. 154). 

10659 Union City well, Erie Co., 21 bottles (I 4 , p. 121). 

10660 10th Street well, Erie City, 8 bottles 360' to 650'. 

10661 7th Street well, Erie City, 2 bottles 630' to 750'. 

Elk County. 

10662 Watson well, Elk Co., Johnsonburg station, a large gas 

well, 2510' deep, drilled in 1877, 32 bottles preserved 
by Mr. Wm. Kaney, contractor, and presented to 
Survey July, 1883. 

10663 Koy & Archer No. 3, Warrant No. 3788, gas well drilled: 

in 1881, 14 bottles from 2100' to 2300', presented by 
Mr. G. L. Benton. 

Bradford Specimens. 

Specimens No.' 1 to 79 were preserved by Messrs. Harsh & 
Shreiber principally from their own wells drilled near Brad- 
ford in 1876 and 1877. They were presented to the Survey 
November 9, 1877, by Mr. Geo. V. Foreman, who had then, 
purchased the wells. The notes were copied from Messrs- 
Harsh & Shreiber's books by Mr. Arthur Hale, in January,. 
1878. Old numbers on bottles in brackets. 

10664 (1) Walcott well No. 1, Walcott farm. Tuna Valley,. 

just N. of Penna. State line,, 
spec, at 1035'; top 3d SS. 
1032', bottom 1044'; depth; 
of well 1071'. 

6 s 



82 0" 




CATALOGUE OF STATE Ml 


JSEUM. 


10664 


(2) 


Walcott well No. 2, spec, at 1037', found a black 








sand at 1018' and 3d SS. at 








1035'. 




10665 


(3) 


Ditto. 


No. 3, spec, at 1123'; top SS.1122'; 








depth 


of well 1147; gas at 








843' ; black sand at 1100'. 


10666 


(4) 


Ditto. 


No. 4, spec, at 1123'; top SS. 1123'; 








bottom 


i 1135'; depth 1158'; 








first oil at 1123'. 




(5) 


Ditto. 


spec, at 1125'. 




(6) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


1133'. 


10667 


CO 


Ditto. 


No. 5, ditto. 


1071'; top SS. 1068'; 
bottom 1078'; depth 
1098'; oil 1071'. 




(8) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


1075'. 




(9) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


1077'. 


10668 


(10) 


Ditto. 


No. 6, ditto. 


? From black SS. 
above 3d. 




(11) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


,1079'; top SS. 1072'; 
bottom 1080' ; depth 
1103'. 


10669 


(12) 


Ditto. 


No. 7, ditto. 


1028'; top SS. 1027'; 
bottom 1036' ; depth 
1056' ; oil 1028'. 




(13) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


1034'. 


10670 


(14) 


Ditto. 


No. 8, ditto. 


1096'; top SS. 1093'; 
bottom 1102'; depth 
1122' ; oil 1096'. 




(15) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


1099'. 




(16) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


1102'. 


10671 


(17) 


Ditto. 


No. 9, ditto. 


1134'; top SS.1122'; 
bottom 1139' ; depth 
1155'; oil 1124'. 




(18) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


1139'. 


10672 


(19) 


Ditto. 


No. 11, ditto. 


1034'; top SS. 1034'; 
bottom 1046'; depth 
1046'. 




(20) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


1038'. 




(21) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


1041'. 


10673 


(22) 


Ditto. 


No. 12, ditto. 


? " 3d SS." 



CJARLL'S COLLECTIONS. OIL REGION. 



3 83 



10674 



10675 



10676 



(24) 
(25) 
(26) 
(27) 
(28) 
(29) 
(30) 



Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Beardsley well, No. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 



(23) Beardsley well No. 4, Beardsley farm, Tuna Val- 
ley, adjoining State line, 
spec, at 1033', top SS. 1033', 
bottom 1047', shale oil at 
900'. Well No. 1 had slush 
oil at 720', and 3d SS. at 
1031'. 

spec, at 1038'. 
ditto. 1042'. 
ditto. 1047'. 
5, specimen at 1053'. 
ditto. 1056'. 

ditto. 1060'. 

Little well, No. 1, Little farm, Tuna Valley, S. of 
Limestone; spec, at 1061' ; top 
SS. 1043', bottom 1084', gas at 
504'. 2d SS. 675' to 774', oil 
at 707', 712' and 1050'. 
No. 2, spec, at 1052', top SS. 1039', 
bottom 1072', depth 1091. 2nd 
SS. 672' to 675', salt water 700', 
oil 709' to 1045', slate 1072'. 
Spec, at 1065'. 
3, ditto. 1056', top SS. 1045', 
depth of well 1093'. 
1049'; top SS. 1045'; 
bottom 1080'; depth 
1101'. 
1052'. 
1054'. 
1057'. 
1065'. 
1070'. 
1080'. 
1045'. 
1059'. 
1061'. 
1051'; top SS. 1050'; 



10677 (31) Ditto. 





(32) 


Ditto. 


10678 


(33) 


Ditto. 


10679 


(34) 


Ditto. 




(35) 


Ditto. 




(36) 


Ditto. 




(37) 


Ditto. 




(38) 


Ditto. 




(39) 


Ditto. 




(40) 


Ditto. 


10680 


(41) 


Ditto. 




(42) 


Ditto. 




(43) 


Ditto. 


10681 


(44) 


Ditto. 



No. 



No. 4, ditto. 



ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto. 



No. 5, 



No. 6, 



bottom 
1091'. 



1091'; depth 



84 s 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



10681 



10682 



10683 



10684 

10685 

10686 
10687 



10689 



(45) 
(46) 
(47) 
(48) 



(49) 
(50) 
(51) 



(52) 
(53) 

(54) 
(55) 
(56) 

(57) 

(58) 



Burlingham well, No. 1. 



Ditto. 



10688 (59) 



10690 



(60) 
(61) 

(62) 
(63) 
(64) 
(65) 

(66) 



Little well No 6, spec, at 1054'. 
Ditto. ditto. 1058'. 

Ditto. ditto. 1062'. 

Howe well, No. 1, ditto. 1049'; top SS. 1041'; 

bottom 1073'; depth 
1073' ; shale oil at 798'; 
slate at 1055'. 
Ditto. ditto. ?"3dSS." 

Ditto. ditto. ?"3dSS." 

"Flab Iron tract," 3 
miles S. of Olean, 
specimen at 955'. 

ditto. 1140' to 
1200'; "2d sand." 
Wagner well, No. 1, specimen at 1048'; top SS. 
1040'; bottom 1074'; depth 
1092'. 

specimen at 1070'. 
, specimen at ?.,"Top 3d sand. : ' 
Ditto. ditto. ?. "25' in 3d 

sand." 
Babcock well, No. 2, Babcock Mill, Foster Brook, 

spec, at ? " Top of 3d sand." 
Cole well, No. 1, Cole lot, Tarport, spec, at 3d 
SS. ; top SS. 1013'; bottom 1034'; oil at 680', 
930 and 1015'. 
McMurray well, No. 1, E. McMurray -farm, Foster 
Brook, spec, at ? "Top 
3d SS." 
Ditto. spec, at ? " 20' in 3d SS." 

Ditto. J. McMurray farm, Foster 

Brook, spec, at 1070'. 
Ditto. spec, at 1085'. 

Ditto. ditto. 1090'. 

Ditto. ditto. 1100'. 

Germer well, No. 1, Burton lot, De Golier, spec. 
1185' to 1194'. 
Ditto. spec. 1194' to 1210'. 



Ditto. 
Mason well, No. 



CARLL'S COLLECTIONS. OIL EEGION. 



s 85 



10692 



10693 



10691 (67) Kenner well, No. 1, Kenner farm, Limestone, 

Cattaraugus Co., N. Y. ; 
spec, at 1366'; top SS. 
1366'; bottom 1377'; depth 
1403'; 2d SS. at 905'; stray 
SS. at 1353' to 1356'; oil 
at 1373'. 
spec, at 1373'. 
ditto. 1377'. 
spec, at 1318' to 1325' ; top SS. 
1313'; bottom, 1325' depth, 
1349 ; oil, 1318. 
No. 4, spec, at 1410' " stray SS." 
ditto. 1415' " stray SS." 
ditto. 1420' " stray SS." 
ditto. 1426,' top 3d sand, 
ditto. 1428'. 
ditto. 1430'. 
ditto. 1432'. 
ditto. 1436'. 
ditto. 1438'. 
(80) Hawkins & Co. No. 1, Neuer farm, 1 mile N. W. of 

Alton, unproductive, spec, 
at 2042 ; top SS. 206 ; bottom 
2063 ; depth 2063. 
spec, at 2050'. 
ditto, 2054'. 
ditto. 2058'. 

ditto. 2063' ; salt water at 
2054'. 

(85) Hartford well No. 1, Welch farm, Tarport, from 

" Anchor " to tubing. 

(86) Ditto. "Floating sand" pumped 

with the oil. 

(87) Germer well No. 1, Glycerine hollow, S. of Bradford, 

spec. 1300' to 1310', third sand. 

(88) Ditto. spec. 1310' to 1320'. 

(89) Germer & Co. No. 1, De Golier, 18' in 3d sand. 

(90) Enterprise Transit Co., Raub farm, Bradford, 12' 
in 3d sand. 



10694 



10695 



10696 



10697 
10698 



(68) 


Ditto. 


(69) 


Ditto. 


(70) Renner well No. 2. 


(71) 


Ditto. 


No. 4, 


(72) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


(73) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


(74) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


(75) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


(76) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


(77) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


(78) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


(79) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 



(81) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


(82) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


(83) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 


(84) 


Ditto. 


ditto. 



86 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10699 (91) Prentice well No. 1, Tuna flats, Bradford, 3d sand, 

175 bbl well. 

10700 (92) Gillespie & Taylor well, Buchanan farm, State 

line, 3d SS. at 1065. 

10701 (93) Henchey farm well, i mile N. of Tarport, 3d sand. 

10702 (94) Prentice well No. 2, Gilbert farm, Tuna flats, State 

line, an old well deepened in 
1878, spec, at 1540', a fair 
sample of all drillings below 
3d SS. 
(95) Ditto. ditto, sifted (bottom of 3d sand 

1040' ±). 

10703 (96) Prentice well, Foster farm, 3d SS. (proper place 

1130') not found in this well, spec, at 1175'. 

(97) Ditto. ditto. 1190'. 

(98) Ditto. ditto. 1190' sifted. 

10704 (99) Fagundus well No. 1, J. Buchanan farm, State 

line, spec, at 1173', about 25' below 3d SS. 

10705 (100) Lapham well, lot 420 Bingham lands, pellets 

formed by the action of gas in well producing 
little oil. Brought up in the sand pump when 
cleaning the well. 

10706 (101) Fisher well No. 6, Mack lands, 2£ miles W. S. W. 

of Bradford, 2d sand, productive. 

10707 (102) Ditto. No. 7, spec. 2d SS. 100 barrel well. 

10708 (103) Gas well, Rodger' s farm, 2 miles W. S. W. of 

Bradford, gas brought to city. 

10709 (104) Olm stead well No. 2, Sanford farm, 3 miles S. of 

limestone, Catt Co., N. Y., spec, of " 2d SS. " 
" slush oil at 750' " (P, p. 87.) 

10710 (105) Emery well No. 1, near Olmstead well, spec, of 

" 1st SS. " 

10711 (106) Lewis well No. 1, Seward farm, N. of Tarport, 

spec, at 1100' (P, p. 88). 

10712 (107) Bolivar Run well (dry), A. W. Dikeman farm, a 

short distance N. of Tarport, spec, at 1210'; 
depth 1210' ; u No 3d sand found." 

10713 (108) Jackson & Walker No. 2, Kennedy farm, Brad- 

ford (P, p. 89). 

10714 (109) Emery well, Geiter farm, De Golier, spec, at 630'. 



carle's collections, oil region. O 3 87 

10715 (110) Emery & Patterson No. 1, Toad Hollow, spec. "2d 

SS."at725'±. 

10716 (111) Prentice well, Lewis Run, ditto, ditto. 1020'? 

10717 (112) Haskill No. 1, Smethport, spec. 1717' to 1741' Seth 

Backus' version (I 4 , p. 116). 

10718 (113) Ditto. No. 2, Smethport, spec. 1771' to 1781', per 

S. Backus. 

(114) Ditto, ditto. Smethport, spec. 1781' to 1789', per 

S. Backus. 

(115) Ditto, ditto. Smethport, spec. 1789' to 1797', per 

S. Backus. 

10719 (116) Red Mill Brook well, N. E. of Clermont, McKean 

Co., spec, at 1440' to 1485', 
per Seth Backus. 

(117) Ditto. spec, at 1485' to 1510', ditto. 

(118) Ditto. ditto. 1510' to 1514', ditto. 

(119) Ditto. • ditto. 1926',38'thick,«ditto. 

(120) Ditto. ditto. 2440' to 2465', ditto. 

10720 Dennis well No. 1, Rodger's farm, 311 bottles (P, p. 

226). 

10720 Ditto. Box with duplicate specimens in 

bags. 

10721 Heeley & Boggs, near Dennis well, 10 bottles (I*, p. 89). 

10721 Ditto. ditto. box of duplicates in bags. 

10722 Zeliff well No. 1, Zeliff farm, near Limestone, 26 bottles 

(not published). 

10723 Moses well No. 6, Moses farm, near Limestone, 24 bot- 

tles (not published). 

10724 Buchanan Bros. No. 1, Hooker farm, State line corners, 

well originally 1104' deep ; bottom of 3d SS. 1100', 
production about 4 bbls., drilled deeper 1878. No 
improvement, spec, below 3d SS. 28 bottles. 

10725 Emery, Patterson & Co., Lewis run, 11 bottles (P, p. 

97). 

10726 Wilcox, No. 3 (John's well), I mile N. of McKean, Elk 

Co. line, 23 bottles (P, p. 108). 

10727 Wilcox & Co., No. 1, near the above ; drilled in June, 

1881, record not published, 15 bottles ; depth as per 
labels. 



83 O 3 CATALOGUE OE STATE MUSEUM. 

Allegany County, N. Y. 

10728 Triangle well No. 3, Alma Twp., 5 miles S. W. of Wells- 

ville, 6 specimens of oil sand, 1207' to 1236'. 

10729 Triangle well No. 1, ditto, specimen at 627'. 

10730 Kichburgh well No. 1, Wirt Twp, specimen of oil sand. 

10731 Knox well No. 1, ditto, ditto, ditto. 

10732 Love well No. l,Boliver ditto, ditto, ditto. 

Specimens in Paper Bags. 

10733 Clapp well No. 45, Warren Co., 356 bags in 3 boxes (P, 

p. 282). 

10734 Fagundus well No. 37, Warren Co., 366 bags (P, p. 284). 

10735 Ohlen well No. 1, Abbott Twp., Potter Co., 401 bags; 

well 2029' deep. 
1073G Ditto, No. 2, West Branch Twp., Potter Co., 341 

bags ; well 1750' deep. 
J 0737 Ditto, No. 3, Abbott Twp., Potter Co., 436 bags; 

well 2230' deep. 

10738 Ditto, No. 4, Abbott Twp., Potter Co., 418 bags; 
well 2100' deep. 

These specimens were taken every five feet as numbered on 
the bags. No records of the Potter county wells have been 
published. 

Specimens of Crude Petroleum. 

The dates on the labels and in the catalogue show when the 
samples were received and tests of gravity made. Some of the 
bottles have been exposed to the light for years, and not hav- 
ing been very tightly corked, the oil has changed considerably, 
both in color and gravity. 

The numbers in brackets refer to the old numbers on bottles. 
The wells from which specimens Nos. 5, 6, 9, 36, 59, 60, 70 arid 
71 were obtained were very small and unremunerative. Nos. 
43, 44, 47, 61 and 62 were abandoned as worthless after testing. 

Crawford County. 

10739 (1) Kerr well, Church run, typical "green oil," re 

ceived Nov., 1878. Gravity 47|°. 



caell's collections, oil eegioist. O 3 89 

10740 (2) Old well, E. Titusville ; dipped from drive pipe 

July, 1878, gravity 46°. 

10741 (3) Gravel pits, E. Titusville ; dipped from drive pipe 

July, 1878, gravity 31$° (see I 3 , p. 421). 

Venango County. 

10742 (4) Pipe Line oil, Octave district, oil delivered at Ti- 

tusville by Octave Pipe Line, Nov., 1878, grav- 
ity 47°. 

10743 (5) Watson well, Henderson farm, small production 

from 2d SS., Nov., 1878, gravity 48°+ (P, p. 53). 

10744 (6) Johnson well, Pleasantville, small production from 

2d SS., Nov., 1877, gravity 43^° (P, p. 188). 

10745 (7) Benedict well, Hebert farm, typical ''black oil" 

from so-called " 4th SS.." May, 1881, gravity 48°. 

10746 (8) Goal well, Wrigglesworth " black oil," Aug., 1876, 

gravity 47°. 

10747 (9) well, Cherry Tree run, " amber oil," hori- 

zon unknown, July, 1832, gravity 47°. 

10748 (10) Galena well No. 1, Franklin lubricating oil from 

Venango, 1st SS., July, 1876, gravity 32£°. 

10749 (11) Mason well No. 1, Raymilton, Sept., 1877, gravity 

36^° (P, p. 201). 

10750 (12) Raymond well No. 2, Raymilton, Sept., 1887; 

gravity 36° (P, p. 68). 

10751 (13) Crawford well No. 7, Bullion, Oct., 1877, 'gravitv 

45i°. 

10752 ( 14) Galena well No. 4, Bullion, Oct., 1877, gravity 46°. 

10753 (15) Byrom well, Crawfords' Corners, Oct., 1877, grav- 

ity 42^°. 

Warren County. 

10754 (16) Joy well No. 3, Grand Valley, Dec, 1878, gravity 

47° (P, p. 271). 

10755 (17) Joy well No. 6, Grand Valley, Aug., 1882, gravity 

44°. 

10756 (18) Stewart & Wood, No. 1, South West Twp., Sept., 

1878, gravity 46°. 

10757 (19) Economite well, Dunn's run, Sept., 1877, gravity 

42£° (P, p. 45). 



90 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10758 (20) Beatty well No. 1, Warren, March, 1875, gravity 

39° (l 4 , pp. land 211). 

10759 (21) Verback well No. 1, E. Warren, July, 1877, grav- 

ity 46°. 

10760 (22) Magee well No. 3, E. Warren, July, 1877, gravity 

45i°. 

10761 (23) Orull well, N. Warren, July, 1877, gravity 46|° 

(I 4 , P. io). 

10762 (24) Bishop's well, N. Warren, July, 1877, gravity 35°- 

10763 (25) Osmer well ' No. 3, N. Warren, July, 1877, gravity 

45 ■ (I 4 , p. 11). 

10764 (26) Watson & Jones, No. 1, Glade run, Aug., 1877, 

gravity 43^° (I 4 , p. 7) . 

10765 (27) Van Scoy No. 2, Kinzua, Nov., 1880, gravity 49°. 

10766 (28) Johnson well, Stoneham, May, 1882, gravity 47°. 

10767 (29) Hague well No. 1, Tiona, July, 1882, gravity 47°. 

10768 (30) Mehoopany No. 8, lot 611, Cherry Grove, Oct., 

1882, gravity 50°. 

10769 (31) Steele & Buchanan, Garfield, Cherry Grove, Oct.. 

1882, gravity 49°. 

10770 (32) Clinton & Hopkins, lot 697, Cherry Grove. Oct., 

1882, gravity 50°. 

10771 (33) Magee & Horton, No. 1, lot 408, Sheffield, May, 

1881, gravity 45°. 

Forest County. 

10772 (34) Nicholls' well, Lander's farm, Harmony Twp., 

June, 1878, gravity 45°. 

10773 (35) McLaughlin well, Kepler tarm, Harmony Twp., 

Oct., 1877, gravity 48° 

10774 (36) Berry well No. 1, Balltown, Howe Twp., May, 

1877, gravity 41£° (I 4 , p. 79). 

10775 (37) Berry well No. 5, Balltown, Howe Twp., Aug., 

1882, gravity 40°. 

10776 (38) Grandin & Kelley, No. 3, Cook lands, Howe Twp., 

Aug., 1882, gravity 45° (I 4 , p. 384). 

10777 (39) Blue Jay No. 1, Foxburg (dipped from waste 

pool), Nov., 1880, gravity 36° (I 4 , p. 80). 

10778 (40) Clark & Foster, No. 1, lot 2735, near Warren Co. 

line, Oct., 1882, gravity 45°. 



carll's collections, oil region. O" 91 

Clarion County. 

10779 (41) Goss Bros., No. 1, Edenburg, Aug., 1876, gr. 49°. 

10780 (42) Cramm & Co., No. 1, Wood farm, July, 1877, 

gravity 50°. 

10781 (43 ) McLaughlin well, Clarion, June, 1874, garvity 44°. 

10782 (44) Krautzer well, Callensburg, March, 1876, gr. 47°. 

Armstrong County. 

10783 (45) Westerman well, Brady's Bend Twp., Summer- 

ville farm, called "refined oil," as it burnswith- 
out treatment, Nov., 1878, gravity 50|°. 

Butler County. 

10784 (46) Rumbaugh well No. 2, Washington Twp., Nov., 

1878, gravity 45°. 

10785 (47) Mahan well, Middlesex Twp., June, 1875, gravity 

41° (F, p. 404). 

10786 (48) Schnure well, Great Belt City, Oct., 1876, gr. 46°. 

McKean County. 

10787 (49) Dennis well, Bradford Jan, 1878, gravity 46° 

(P, P- 226). 

10788 (50) Blair well No. 1, Bradford, Nov., 1875, gravity 45°. 

10789 (51) Prentice well No. 1, Bradford, April, 1876, gr. 44°. 

10790 (52) Jackson & Walker, No. 2, Bradford, Nov., 1875, 

gravity 44°. 

10791 (53) Fisher well No. 1, Mack lands, April, 1881, gravity 

44 c , 2d SS., oil. 

10792 (54) Kennedy well, Bradford, July, 1876, gravity 41°, 

" slush oil." 

10793 (55) Hartford well No. 2, Tarport, October, 1881, gr. 43°. 

10794 (56) Bryon & Co. well, Foster farm, July, 1876, gr. 45°. 

10795 (57) Everson well, Bennett farm, August, 1879, gr. 44°. 

10796 (58) Olmstead well No. 1, Sanford farm, November, 

1875, gravity 46° (P, p. 87). 

10797 (59) Wilcox well No. 3, warrant 2426, May, 1881, gravity 

38° (P, p. 108). 

10798 (60) Wilcox Oil Co., No. 1, warrant 2426, June, 1881, 

gravity 42-p. Drilled in 1881. 



92 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

Elk County. 

10799 (61) Roy & Archer No. 3., warrant 3788, October, 1881, 

gravity, 40°. Drilled in 1881. 

10800 (62) Johnson & Hallock No. 1, Millstone Twp., July, 

1881, gravity 36°, ditto. 

Alleghany County, N. Y. 

10801 (63) Triangle well No. 3, AlmaTwp., July, 1880, gr. 38°. 

10802 (64) McBride well No. 1, Alma Twp., May, 1881, gr. 39°. 

10803 (65) Richburg well No. 1, Wirt Twp., May, 1881, gr. 39°. 

10804 (66) Knox Bros, well No. 1, Wirt Twp., August, 1881, 

gravity 40°. 

10805 (67) Boyle well No. 1, Wirt Twp., July, 1881, gravity 

35°+. 

10806 (68) Waugh & Porter No. 1, Bolivar Twp., August, 

1881, gravity 40°. 

10807 (69) Painter Bros. No. 1, Genesee Twp., July, 1881, 

gravity 41£°. 

Miscellaneous . 

10808 (70) New Castle well, Mercer Co., November, 1877, 

gravity 32° (I 2 , p. 275). 

10809 (71) Cornell well, Crawford Co., September, 1878, 

gravity 29° (P, p. 120). 

10810 (72) : well, Smith's Ferry, Beaver Co., January, 

1877, gravity 49°. 

10811 (73) Petrolia Oil, Lambton Co., Ontario, Canada, May, 

1882, gravity 33 u . 

10812 (74) Oil Springs oil, ditto. May, 1882, gr. 40°. 

10813 (75) Litchfield Coal Co. well No. 1, Litchfield, Mont- 

gomery Co., 111., January, 1882, gravity 20°. 
From coal measures. 



genth's collections, minerals. 



3 93 



MINERAL COLLECTION. 



By Dr. F. A. Genth. 
1875. 

( To illustrate Report B, 1875). 

Note : The first is the current number of the general collec- 
tion of the Survey. The second is the field number of the spe- 
cimen. 



Museum 
number. 

10814 
10815 
10816 
10817 
10818 
10819 
10820 
10821 
10822 
10823 



Field 
number. 

(1 

(2 
(3 
(4 
(5 
(6 
(7 
(8 

(9 
(10 



10824 (11 



10825 
10826 
10827 
10828 
10829 
10830 
10831 



(12 

(13 

(14 

(15 

(112 

(113 

(114 



Millerite, Gap mine, Lancaster Co. 
Chalcopyrite, Gap mine, Lancaster Co. 
Chalcopyrite, Gap mine, Lancaster Co. 
Nickeliferous pyrite, Gap mine, Lancaster Co. 

ditto. pyrrhotite, Gap mine, Lancaster Co. 

ditto. ditto. ditto. ditto. 

ditto. ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Glockerite? ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Hornblende, ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Nickel matte from Gap mine ore, Gap Furnaces, 

Lancaster Co. 
Nickel in bar, from Gap mine ore, manufactured 

by Joseph Wharton. 
Nickel in grain, ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Cobalt in bar, ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Cobalt oxide, ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Blue vitriol, ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Serpentine, Woods mine, Lancaster Co. 
Serpentine changing into magnesite. 
Genthite on chromite, Woods mine. 



94 O 3 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



10832 (115) 



10833 ( 


116) 


10834 ( 


117) 


10835 ( 


118) 


10836 ( 


119) 


10837 (120) 


10838 ( 


121) 


10839 ( 


122) 


10840 ( 


123) 


10841 ( 


124) 


10842 ( 


125) 


10843 ( 


126) 


10844 


(16) 


10845 


(17) 


10846 


(18) 


10847 


(19) 


10848 


(20) 


10849 


(21) 


10850 


(22) 


10851 


(23) 


10852 


(24) 


10853 


(25) 


10854 


(26) 


10855 


(27) 


10856 


(28) 


10857 


(29) 


10858 


(30) 


10859 


(31) 


10860 


(32) 


10861 


(33) 


10862 


(34) 


10863 


(35) 


10864 


(36) 


10865 


(37) 


10866 


(38) 


10867 


(39) 


10868 


(40) 



Titaniferous magnetite, Pleasant Grove, near 

Texas, Lancaster Co. 
Titaniferous magnetite, Jenkins mine, Lan. Co. 
Chromite and serpentine, Eed Pit near Texas, 

Lancaster Co. 
Serpentine approaching var. Williamsite, Red Pit. 
ditto. Low's mine, near Texas, Lancaster Co. 
ditto. ditto. ditto.- 

Chromite, Low's mine, near Texas, Lancaster Co. 
Magnesite, ditto. ditto. 

Pyrite, Lancaster, Lancaster Co. 
Titaniferous magnetite, Soapstone Hill, near Tom 

Smedley's, Texas, Lancaster Co. 
Roofing slate, Peach Bottom, Lancaster Co. 

Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Copper in crystals, Cornwall, Lebanon Co 



Copper upon quartz, 

Copper 

Cuprite, 

Cuprite (chalcopyrite), 

Cuprite, 

Hydrocuprite, 

Covellite, 

Malachite, 

Azurite and malachite, 

Hematite with chlorite,etc.,ditto. 



ditto. ditto, 

ditto. ditto, 

ditto. ditto, 

ditto. ditto, 

ditto. ditto, 

ditto. ditto, 

ditto. ditto, 

ditto. ditto, 

ditto. ditto, 
ditto. 

Magnetite pseudomorphous after hematite, 

Magnetite in calcite, ditto. ditto. 

Magnetite (loadstone), ditto. ditto. 

Magnetite, ditto. ditto. 

ditto. ditto. ditto. 

ditto. ditto. ditto. 

ditto. ditto. ditto. 

ditto. ditto. ditto. 

ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Magnetite, ditto. ditto. 

Quartz, ditto. ditto. 

Quartz var. Hornstone, ditto. ditto. 

Amphibole var. Tremolite, ditto. ditto. 

Sandstone, ditto. ditto. 



GENTH 8 COLLECTION. MINERALS. 



s 95 



10869 


(41 


10870 


(42 


10871 


(71 


10872 


(72 


10873 


(73 


10874 


(74 


10875 


(75 



10876 



10877 
10878 


(77 
(78 


10879 


(79 


10880 


(80 


10881 


(81 


10882 


(82 


10883 


(83 


10884 


(84 


10885 


(85 


10886 


(86 


10887 


(87 



10888 

10889 
10890 
10891 
10892 
10893 

10894 

10895 

10896 
10897 



76 



89 
90 
91 
92 
93 

94 

95 

96 
97 



10898 (98) 



Trap, Cornwall, Lebanon Co., 

Trap, ditto. ditto. 

Mica schist, Avondale upper quarry, Del. Co. 
Ditto. ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Hyalite, ditto. ditto. 

Staurolite, Athensville, Delaware, Co. 

Granite, orthoclase, albite, muscovite, biotite and 
quartz, Deshong's quarry Ridley Twp., Del. Co. 

Granite, orthoclase, albite, muscovite, biotite, 
quartz and apatite, ditto. ditto. 

Granite, Deshong's quarry, Ridley Twp., Del. Co. 

Orthoclase, ditto. ditto. 

Orthoclase, ditto. ditto. 

Orthoclase and beryl, ditto. 

Beryl in granite, ditto. 

Gneiss with Autunite, ditto. 

Serpentine. Morgan's Corner, Radnor township, 
Delaware Co. 

Bronzite, Castle Rock, Newton Twp., Delaware Co. 
Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

Asbestus in quartz, Marble Twp., Del. Co. 

Chromite, 26.7% Cr 2 3 , Walter Green's mine, 
Delaware Co. 

Chromite, Moro Phillips mine. Marble Twp., Dela- 
ware Co. 

Chromite, Kaemmererite, etc. 

Kaemmererite in Chromite. 

Titaniferous magnetite. 

Actinolite in talc, Marble Twp., Del. Co. 

Serpentine var. Chrysotile, Blue Hill, Upper Provi- 
dence Twp., Delaware Co. 

Amphibole var. Grammatite in Oligoclase, near 
Dismal run, Middletown Twp., Delaware Co. 

Fibrous limonite, John Smedley's, Middletown 
Twp., Delaware Co. 

Pitchy limonite. 

Corundum, Black Horse, Middletown Twp., Dela- 
ware Co. 

Corundum in ?. 



96 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

10899 (99) Corundum mostly altered into Fibrolite, near 

Media, Middletown Twp., Del. Co. 

10900 (43) Conglomerate of Serpentine, carbonate of lime, 

etc., Fritz's Island, near Reading, Berks Co. 

10901 (44) Chabazite, Fritz's Island, Berks Co 

10902 (45) Chabazite with shells of undescribed zeolite.Fritz's 

Island, Berks Co. 

10903 (46) Undescribed zeolite with Chabazite. 

10904 (47) Undescribed zeolite with Apophyllite. 

10905 (48) Apophyllite, Fritz's Island, Berks Co. 

10906 (49) Thomsonite with Apophyllite, Berks Co. 

10907 (50) Chalcopyrite with Magnetite, etc., Berks Co. 

10908 (51) Talc, Soapstone quarry (Prince's), near Lafayette 

10909 (52) station (P. & R. R. R), east side of Schuylkill 

10910 (53) river, Montgomery Co. 

10911 (54) Chlorite slate, magnetite, etc., ditto. 

10912 (55) Chlorite slate with garnets and chalcopyrite. 

Ditto. ditto. 

10913 (56) Amphibole (actinolite) in chlorite, ditto. 

10914 (57) Vermiculite, Jefferisite ?, in chlorite slate. 

10915 (58) Zoisite and Albite, ditto. 

10916 (59) Serpentine, ditto. 

10917 (60) Serpentine, pseudomorphous after Staurolite. 

10918 (61) Dolomite, ditto. 

10919 (62) Breunnerite in chlorite slate, Soapstone quarry, 

west side Schuylkill river, Montgomery Co. 

10920 (63) Enstatite var. Bronzite, Rose's Serpentine quarry, 

west side Schuylkill river, Montgomery Co. 

10921 (64) Serpentine, Schuylkill river, Montgomery Co. 

10922 (65) Ditto. ditto. ditto. 

10923 (66) Neolite, ? ditto. ditto. 

10924 (67) Asbestus, ditto. ditto. 

10925 (68) Prochlorite, ditto. ditto. 

10926 (69) Limonite, Edge Hill, Montgomery Co. 

10927 (70) Autunite on gneiss, West Philadelphia. 

10928 (100) Chromite in serpentine, Moro Phillips mine, West 

Nottingham Twp., Chester Co. 

10929 (101) Trap, basalt ? ditto. ditto. 

10930 (102) Serpentine, Nottingham serpentine quarry, West 

10931 (103) Nottingham Twp., Chester Co. 



genth's collection, minerals. 



s 97 



10932 (104) Limonite, Spencer's mine, West Nottingham Twp., 

Chester Co. 

10933 (105) Magnesite, Goat Hill, Magnesia quarries, W. Not- 

tingham Twp., Chester Co., Feb. 1, 1875. 

10934 (106) Chromite, Black run, W. Nottingham Twp., Ches- 

ter Co. 

10935 (107) Tourmaline, A. Pugh's mill, East Nottingham 

Twp., Chester Co. 

10936 (108) Hallite, East Nottingham Twp., ditto. 

10937 (109) Drusy quartz, White Barrens, East Nottingham 

Twp., ditto. 

10938 (110) Chromite in serpentine, White Barrens, Elk Twp. T 

Chester Co. 

10939 (111) Serpentine, White Barrens. 

10940 (127) Corundum in albite near Unionville, Newlin Twp., 

Chester Co. 

10941 (128) Corundum near Unionville. 

10942 (129) Corundum and Damourite near Unionville, ditto. 

10943 (130) Corundum with Damourite and Chlorite near 

Unionville, ditto. ditto. 

10944 (131) Corundum and Damourite near Unionville, ditto. 

10945 (132) Ditto. ditto. 

10946 (133) Ditto. ditto. 

10947 (134) Damourite, ditto. 

10948 (135) Ditto. ditto. 

10949 (136) Coeruleolactite, Gen. Trimble's mine, near White 

Horse station, E. Whiteland Twp., Chester Co. 



7 0' 



98 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



EURYPTERID COLLECTION". 

By I. P. Mansfield. 

( To illustrate Prof. James HalVs Report PPP on Euryp 
teridm from the Lower Productive Coal Measures in Beaver 
county, 1P.84). 

Note : This special collection from the Darlington coal bed 
in Beaver county, Pa., was presented by Mr. Mansfield, to the 
Cabinet of the Geological Survey. 

The one hundred and twenty-four specimens bear the cur- 
rent numbers of the Catalogue of the Survey Collections, thus : 

10950 From slate under cannel coal. 

10951 (29) Ditto. 

10952 (33*) Ditto. 

10953 (32) Ditto. 

10954 (33) Ditto. 

Only the first five have labels. The remainder (10955 to 
11073) await examination to be properly labeled for the Cata- 
logue, and cannot here be properly indicated. 



LESQTJEREUX'S COLLECTION. PLANTS. 



0*99 



FOSSIL PLANT COLLECTION, 

By Leo Lesquebeux. 

Before 1887. 

(To Illustrate Coal Fiord of Pa., 1880, 1884.) 

Note — After the general current number (painted on a specimen) Dr. 
Lesquereux's special number follows in parenthesis. The letters a, b, c, &c, 
refer to pointers on the specimen. 

11074 (1) Cordaites validus, Lx., Cannelton. 

a. Cordaicarpus gutbieri, Gein., l ' 
o. Cordaites? sp. ined., .... " 
o. (Reverse) pecopteris villosa, 

Bt., " 

11075 (2) Fragment of bark with tubercles 

and counterpart. Mamillas 
of stemmatoperis, .... '' 

a. Neuropteris pennifolia,Bt, . " 

11076 (3) Lepidophloios <rilatatus, Lx., . . " 

11077 (4) Artisia, stem of Cordaites with a 

knot, " 

11078 (5) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., " 

11079 (6) Leaves of Cordaites and Tsenio- 

phyllum, " 

a. Calamostachys ovalis, Lx., . " 

11080 (7) Sphenophyllum schlotheimii, Bt., " 

11081 (8) Neuropteris cordifolia ? Bt, . . " 

a. and h. Two fragments of basi- 
lar leaflets, " 

11082 (9) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., " 

a. Sphenophyllum schlotheimii, 
Bt, 

11083 (10) Calamites? organism unknown, . " 

a. Neuropteris cordifolia, Bt., . 
o. Cordaites validus, Lx., ... 
o. Carpolithes perpusillus, Lx., " 

11084 (11) Calamites ramosus, Bt., .... " 



100 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

11085 (12) Leaves of Cordaites with Cordai- 

carpus mansfieldi,Lx., partly 

broken, . Oannelton. 

11086 (13) Stemmatopteris peltigera? Bt., 

with mammillae, no leaf 
scar, . . .... 

a. Top of Asterophyllites, '' 

b. Pecopteris villosa, Bt., . . 

11087 (14) Rhacophyllum gutbierianum, " 

a. Pecopteris villosa, Bt., . " 
5. Neuropteris cordifolia, Bt., re- 
verse, . . .... " 

11088 (15) Lepidostrobus spectabilis, Lx., " 

11089 (16) Trigonocarpus dawesii LI. & H., . " 

a. rachis of Fern, . . " 

5. Cordaicarpuscinctus, Lx.. " 

11090 (It) Neuropteris scheuchzeri, Bt., . . " 

a. Asterophyllites equisetifor- 

mis, Bt., and reverse, . " 

i. Odontopteris subcrenulata, 

Lx., " 

11091 (18) Macrostachya lanceolata, La., 

(missing), " 

11092 (19) Leaf of Cordaites mansfieldi, Lx., " 

a. Rhacophyllum gutbieranum, 

Gein., " 

11093 (20) Pecopteris clintoni, Lx., ... " 

a. (reverse), Neuropteris clark- 

soni, Lx., .... " 

11094 (21) Cordaites validus, Lx., .... " 

a. Lepidostrobus variabilis, L. & 

H., 

5. branch of Cordaianthus, . . " 

c. Lepidodendron dichotomum, 

St., « 

d. Cordaicarpus apiculatus, Lx., " 

11095 (22) Pecopteris miltoni, Bt., . . " 

11096 (23) Macrostachya communis, Lx., . " 

11097 (24) Neuropteris cordata, Bt., with leaf- 

let of Spenophyllum schlo- 
theimii, Bt., supposed, . . " 

11098 (25) Sigillaria monostigna, Lx., ... " 

11099 (26) Cross section and articulation of 

Asterophyllites, " 



LESQUEREUX'S COLLECTION. PLANTS. 



O 3 101 



a 
a 



11100 (27) Neuropteris acutifol/a, Bt., . . . Oannelton. 

a. (reverse), Pecopteris quadra- 

tofolia, Lx., " 

11101 (28) Annularia longifolia, Bt., ... " 

a. Neuropteris aspera, Lx., " 

11102 (29) Pecopteris villosa, Bt, ... " 

a. Eremopteris elegans, Ett., . " 

11103 (30) Fragments of Lepidostrobus, . " 

11104 (31) Leaf of Oordaites mansfieldi, Lx., " 

with a branch of Cordaian- 
thus, ... " 

11105 (32) LeavesofCordaitesmansfieldi,Lx., " 

a. Alethopteris robusta, Lx., " 

11106 (33) Stem of Oordaites, . . 

a. Sphenoyhyllum schlotheimii, 

Bt., 

b Neuropteris tenuifolia, Bt., 

11107 (34) Lepidophloios dilatatus, Lx., 

a. (reverse), Spiropteris, . 

b. Carpolithes perpusillus, Lx., 

11108 (35) Scaly rachis of Pecopteris, . 

a. Neuropteris cordata, Bt., and 
a whorl of Sphenophyllum, 

11109 (36) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., fruiting, . 

11110 (37) Pecopteris villosa, Bt.. and stems, 

11111 (38) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., and pennse, 

a. and a. Rachis (punctate), 

and branch of the same, . 

b. Leaves of Oordaites half de- 

composed, . . . 

11112 (39) Leaf of Oordaites and fragment of 

pennas of Pecopteris villosa, 
Bt., 

11113 (40) Top of pinna of a Pseudopecop- 

teris? 

a. Leaf of Taeniophyllum, . . 

b. Neuropteris cordata, Bt., . 

11114 (41) Branch and leaves of Oordaites 

mansfieldi, Lx., .... 

11115 (42) Pseudopecopteris pluckneti, Bt., . 

11116 (43) Oordaites serpens, Lx., 

11117 (44) Dichotomous rachis of Fern, with 

Asterophyllites on the re- 
verse, 



102 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

11118 (45) Pecopteris villosa, Bt, . . . . Cannelton. 

a. Sphonophylluin schlotheimii, 

Bt., " 

b. Cardiocarpus, 

11119 (48) Leaves of Oordaites, . . " 

a. Fine branch of Oordaianthus, " 

11120 (47) Pecopteris pennaeformis, Bt., ; " 

a. Asterophyllites equissetifor- 

mis, Bt., . " 

11121 (48) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., ... 

a. Khacophyllum filiciforme, 

Gut., . ..." 

11122 (49) Neuropteris (Glycopteris) fimbri- 

tilt), Jutl.} ... 

11123 (50) Annularia sphenophylloides, Bt., " 

11124 (51) Cordaistrobus grand euryi, Lx., . " 

b. (reverse), punctulate rachis 

of Ferns and basilar leaflet 

of Neuropteris cordata, Bt., " 

11125 (52) Rachophyllum filiciforme, Gut., " 

11126 (53) Cordaites mansfieldi, Lx., Tuft of 

leaves and top of a stem, . " 

11127 (54) Cordaites costatus, Lx., ... " 

11128 (55) Fragment of Calamites suckowii, 

Bt., . . . . " 

a. Rhabdocarpus mammillatus, 

Lx., . " 

11129 (56) Leaf of Lepidodendron with scars 

of point of attachment, . " 

11130 (57) Pecopteris (Goniopteris) arguta, 

Bt. with a leaf of Taeniop- 
teris, . " 

11131 (58) Stem and leaves of Cordaites bo- 

rassifolius, Nug., ... u 

11132 (59) Sigillaria monostigma, Lx. in a. . " 

b. A leaflet of Sphenophyllum, " 

11133 (60) Leaf scar of Rachiopteris, u 

11134 (61) Cardiocarpus crassus, Lx., ... " 

11135 (62) Lepido3trobus prselongus, Lx. with 

leaves of Cordaites, ... " 

11136 (63) Cordaites costatus, Lx., . . . u 

11137 (64) Pecopteris quadratifolia, Lx., " 

11138 (65) Neuropteris cordata, Bt, ... lt 

a. Alethopteris robusta, Lx., " 



LESQUEREUX's COLLECTION. PLANTS. O 3 103 

b. Pecopteris dentata, Bt. with 
fragments of leaves of Cor- 
daiteg and Calamites on re- 
verse, Cannelton. 

11139 (66) Odontopteris cornuta, Lx. in a, " 

11140 (67) Lepidostrobus truncatus, Lx., " 

a. Pecopteris miltoni, Bt., . . " 

11141 (68) Oordaites serpens, Lx. in a, with 

Pecopteris villosa, Bt., on 
reverse, " 

11142 (69) Sphenopteris subalata, Gein. in a, 

with Pecopteris villosa, Bt., " 

b. (reverse) basilar leaflet of 

Neuropteris angustifolia, 

Bt. M., . . " 

11143 (70) Flowers of Oordaites (Cordaian- 

thus) in a, . . . " 

b. Cardiocarpus ellipticus, St., " 

c. Cardiocarpus ellipticus, St., 

under a leaf of Oordaites, . " 

11144 (71) Pecopteris miltoni, Bt, fine pinna, " 

11145 (72) Fragment of Sphenopteris, undet., " 

a. (reverse), Pecopteris villosa, 

Bt., " 

b. Cardiocarpus ellipticus, St., . " 

c. Alethopteris lonchitica, Bt., . " 

11146 (73) Neuropteris angustifolia, Bt., a 

leaflet covering a pinna of 

Pecopteris, . . . " 

a. Pecopteris acuta, Bt., . . " 

11147 (74) In a. Rachis with scales, " 

b. Neuropteris tenuifolia, Bt., . " 

11148 (75) Callipteridium rugosum, Lx., 

(wanting,) .... " 

11149 (76) Fragment of leaves of Cordaites, . u 

a. Lepidophyllumtruncatumand 

macrospores, " 

b. Sphenophyllum Schlotheimii, 

one whorl, . . '' 

11150 (77) Pseudopecopteris nummularia, 

Gutt., " 

11151 (78) Odontopteris cornuta, Lx., a pecu- 

liar form, . . " 

11152 (79) Rhacophyllum adnescens, LI. and 

H., very large, new species, " 



104 O 3 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



u 



11153 (80) Neuropteris cordata, Bt., in a, . . Oannelton. 

b. Fragment of crushed Oala- 
mites, ... 

11154 (81) Neuropteris vermicularis, Lx., . 

11155 (82) Sphenophyllum schlotheimii, Bt., " 

11156 (83) Fragment of Khacophyllum, in a, " 

b. Lepidostrobus variabilis, LI. 

andH., ... " 

11157 (84) Neuropteris vermicularis, Lx., 

11158 (85) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., 

a. Rhacopyllum filiciforme, 
Gutt., 

11159 (86) Lepidocystisvescicularis,Lx.,inffi., 

11160 (87) Rhacophyllum, species ? . . . 

11161 (88) Pecopteris, species fruiting, . . 

11162 (89) Leaf of Cordaites borassiiblius, St., 

a. Neuropteris angustifolia, Bt., 

b. Fragment of Sphenopteris, 

11163 (90) Pseudopecopteris newberryi, Lx., 

11164 (91) Pseudopecopteris newberryi, Lx., 

and Pecopteris villosa, Bt., 

11165 (92) Callipteridiuminequale, Lx., in a., 

b. (reverse) woody fibres of 
Calamites, 

11166 (93) Macrostachya infundibuliformis, 

Schp., 

a. Alethopteris robusta, Lx., . 

11167 (94) Pecopteris Clin toni? Lx., in a., 

11168 (95) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., . 

11169 (96) a. (and reverse) Callipteiidium 

inaequale, Lx., 

b. Oordaianthus baccifer in a., . 

11170 (97) Oordianthus baccifer, in a , 

11171 (98) Spiropteris, fine, 

11172 (99) Oordaianthus unfolding, 

11173 (100) Cordaites validus, Lx., . . . 

b. Rachophyllum filiciforme, 
Gutt., . . . 

11174 (101) Sphenophy Ilium schlotheimii, Bt., 

in a, .... 
b. Cardiocarpus ellipticus, St., 
in a, and leaf of Tseniophyl- 
lium, 



u 



LESQUERETJX'S COLLECTION. PLANTS. s 105 

11175 (102) a Neuropteris fasciculata, Lx., . Cannelton. 

b. Pecopteris quadratifolia, Lx., '" 

11176 (103) Branch of Oordaites(Artisia), fine, 

with Pecopteris villosa, Bt., " 

11177 (104) Cordaites costatus, Lx " 

11178 (105) Pseudopecopteris anceps, Lx., " 

a. (reverse) Neuropteris scheu- 

chzeri, Bt, " 

11179 (106) Neuropteris fasciculata, Lx., . . " 

11180 (107) (reverse) Cordaites borassifolius 

St., 

11181 (108) a. Neuropteris cordata, Bt., . . u 

b. Artisia, stem of Cordaites, . " 

11182 (109) Neuropteris clarksoni, Lx., " 

11183 (110) a. Pecopteris obsoleta, Lx., . u 

b. Eachis of fern, ... " 

c. Cardiocarpus ellipticus, St., . 

c. Cordaites with woody fibres, '' 
11184*(111) a. Lycopoditesalopecuroides,Lx., 

ined., . .... " 

b. Neuropteris angustifolia, Bt., '' 

11185 (112) a. Pecopteris quadratifolia, Bt , 

b. Cordaites borassifolius, St., " 

c. Lepidodendron (species), " 

11186 (113) a. Sphenophyllum schlotheimii, 

b. Cardiocarpus conglobatus,Lx. 

11187 (114) Stem of Cordaites costatus, Lx.. " 

11188 (115) a. Neuropteris (Cyclopteris) 

clarksoni, Lx., . . . 

11189 (116) a. Lepidodendron dichotomum, 

St., small stem, . 

11190 (117) Cardiocarpus ellipticus, St., . . " 

a. Lepidocystis vescicularis, Lx., 

(reverse), 

b. Leaf of Cordaites, 

11191 (118) a. Carpolithes perpusillus, Lx., 

b. Lepidophyllum truncatum, 
emptied of spores, 

11192 (119) Cordaicarpus costatus, Lx., 

11193 (120) a. Pseudopecopteris nervosa,Bt., 

with large rachis of ferns, 

11194 (121) Striate rachis of ferns 

11195 (122) a. Lepidophyllum foliaceum,Lx., 

b. Lepidocystis vescicularis, Lx., 



u 



u 



u 
a 



106 O a CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

11196 (123) Eremopteris artemisiaefolia, Bt., Oannelton. 

11197 (124) Neuropteris angustifolia, Bt., " 

a. (reverse) basilar leaflet of 
the same, 

11198 (125) Pecopteris quadratifolia, Lx., 

a. Pecopteris villosa, Bt., 
11199(126) a. Pseudopecopteris anceps, Lx., 

11200 (127) Oordaicarpus costatus, Lx., coun- 

terpart of 119, 

11201 (128) Cordaites mansfieldi, Lx., 

11202 (129) Pseudopecopteris scabra, Lx., in a. 

b. (reverse.) Oordaicarpus cinc- 

tus, Lx., 

11203 (130) Asterophy Bites equisetiformis, 

var. erectifolia, Andrews, . 

a. (reverse) Cordaites borassi- 

foliusSt, " 

b. (reverse) Neuropteris tenui- 

folia, Bt., . . ' : 

11204 (131) Pseudopecopteris anceps, Lx., 

11205 (132) Stem of Cordaites eostatus, Lx., 

in maceration, • • 
b. (reverse) Pecopteris villosa, 
Bt, . . " 

11206 (133) Lepidodendron, species ? . . " 

11207 (134) Pseudopecopteris hispida, Lx., . " 

b. Cordaites with woody fibres, " 

11208 (135) Cordaites serpens, Lx., ... t! 

11209 (136) Cordaites mansfieldi, Lx. Stem 

and leaves very fine and 
large, 

11210 (137) Cordaites species, a leaf, ... " 
11211* (138) Pecopteris quadratifolia, Lx., . " 

11212 (139) Spiropteris of Pecopteris, " 

11213 (140) Cordaites stem ? .... " 

a. Lepidophyllum cultriforme, 

Lx., " 

11214 (141) a. Primulariacapillacea,Ll.&H., " 

11215 (142) Cordaites borassifolius, St. with 

Pecopteris villosa. Bt., . " 

11216 (143) Cordaianthus, a branch, . . " 

11217 (144) a. Neuropteris desorii, Lx., . . " 

* Probably misnumbered 145. 



LESQTJEKEUX'S COLLECTION. PLANTS. 



s 107 



11219 


(146) 


11220 


(147) 


11221 


(148) 


11222 


(149) 


11223 


(150) 


11224 


(151) 


11225 


(152) 


11226 


(153) 


11227 


(154) 


11228 


(155) 


11229 


(156) 



11218 (145) a. Pecopteris obsoleta, Lx., . . Cannelton. 
b. Fibrous leaf of Oordaites, 
Phragma of Calamites, 

a. Pseudopecopteris pluckneti, 
Bt., 

b. Pecopteris villosa, Bt., . . 
(reverse) Oordaites borassifolius, 

Bt., 

Calamites ramosus, Bt., Phragma, 

or cross section of a joint, 
Pecopteris erosa, Gutt., . 

a. Pecopteris villosa, Bt., 

b. Cordaianthus, species, 

c. Leaves of Oordaites mans- 
fieldi, Lx., 

Cordaicarpus cinctus, Lx., 
Oligocarpia gutbieri, Goepp., 
Oordaites costatus, Lx., 
Lepidophyllum cultriforme, Lx., 
a. Lepidostrobus variabilis. LI. 
& H., 

Rhacophyllum thalliforme, 

Lx., 

b. Leaves of Lepidodendron, . 

(158) Pseudopecopteris scabra, Lx., 

(159) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., . . 

(160) Asterophyllites equisetiformis, 
Bt., var. erectifolius, . . . 

b. Dictyopteris oblique, Bt., . . 
11234 (161) Oligocarpia gutbieri ? Goepp. ner- 
vation obsolete, 
a. (reverse) Neuropteris angus- 
tifolia, with rachis of fern, 

(162) Pecopteris arguta, Bt., . . . 

(163) Fragment of Lepidostrobus, . 

(164) Branch of Calamites ramosus, Bt., 

(165) Ehabdocarpus clavatus ? St., with 
leaves of Oordaites, . . . 

a. Branches of Sphenophylium, 

(166) Stem of Sphenophylum, . . . 

(167) Neuropteris scheuchzeri, Bt., . 

(168) Asterophyllites equisetiformis, 
upon a Sigillaria, .... 



11230 (157) a 



11231 
11232 
11233 



11235 
11236 
11237 
11238 



11239 
11240 
11241 



108 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

11242 (169) Pecopterius villosa, Bt., . . Cannelton. 

a. Fragment of Calamostachya, " 

11243 (170) Undulate rugose stem of Corda- 

ites? 

11244 (171) Annularia longifolia, var. inter- 

mediata, Bt., 
a. Neuropteris aspera, Lx., 
11245* (172) Macrostachya lanceolata, Lx., . " 

11246 (173) Cordaianthus baccifer, Grd. 'E., " 

Specimens from Alabama sent by Mr. Thomas Sharp. 

11247 (174) Stigmaria ficoides, var. inasqua- 

lus, Geopp., . ... Black Vein, Ala. 

11248 (175) Same, " 

11249 (176) Same, with coaly bark, . . " 

11250 (177) Same with leaves, " 

11251 (178) Same, " 

11252 (179) Same, with central axis opened, " 

11253 (180) Same with central axis discovered, " 

11254 (181) Stigmaria ficoides, var elliptica, 

Goepp. with central axis dis- 
covered, " 

11255 (182) Same, " 

11256 (183) Same, " 

11257 (184) Pinnularia capillacea, LI. & H. 

with dichotomous stems, or 
reverse, " 

11258 (185) Neuropteris smithsii, Lx. with 

dichotomous stems or re- 
verse, " 

11259 (186) Bornia radiata Bt, & reverse in a. " 

11260 (187) Same, 

11261 (188) Same, " 

11262 (189) LepidodendronveltheimianumSt., £l 

11263 (190) Lepidodendron restitum, Lx., . . " 
11264f(191) Trunk of Knorria imbricata, St., . " 

11265 (192) Same, " 

11266 (193( Flattened trunk of Knorria imbri- 

cata, St., " 

11267 (194) Knorria, " 

* Wanting, 
f This is a specimen marked 191, which evidently belong with 310, 311, etc. 



LESQUEREUX's COLLECTION. PLANTS. 



s 109 



a. small branch of Lepidoden- 

dron, Black Vein, Ala. 

i. leaves of Lepidodendron, . . 
11268 (195) Oyclostigna, species obscure, . . 

a. small branch of Lepidoden- 
dron, 

Cyclostigma, species, 

Sigillaria or Ulodendron, decori- 

cated, .... 
a. (reverse.) Oardiocarpus ova- 

lis, Lx., nucleus, 

Knorria imbricata ? St., . . 
Sigillaria, decoricated, .... 
Trailing branches of Ulodendron 

upon coal, . . . 

Ulodendron ellipticum, St., . . 

Same, 

Same, 

a. Leaves of Lepidodendron, 
11277 (204) Large dichotomons rachis of Fern, 

(Neuropteris?) 



11269 
11270 



11271 
11272 
11273 

11274 
11275 
11276 



(196) 
(197) 



(198) 
(199) 
(200) 

(201) 
(202) 
(203) 



Specimens of Prof. I. C. "White from Greene county, 
Pa., two-and-one-half miles from Jollytown, Pa., 550 
feet above the Waynesburg coal. 

11278 (205) (Pa. 1) Neuropteris hirsuta, Lx. 

with Annularia calamito- 

ides, Sch., Greene Co. Pa. 

11279 (206) (Fa. 2) Neuropteris flexuosa, Bt. 

in a. N. hirsuta in 5., . . . " 

11280 (207 (Pa. 3) a Oyclopteris of Neuropte- 

ris flexuosa, Bt., . . 

11281 (208) (3b) Same, 

11282 (209) (3c) Same, 

11283 (210) (4a) Neuropteris flexuosa, Bt., . 

11284 (211) (4b) Same, .... 

11285 (212) (4c) Same, 

11286 (213) (4d) Same, 

11287 (214) (5b) Same, . . 

11288 (215) (5a) Neuropteris plicata, Lx., 

11289 (216) (5c) Same, 

11290 (217) (6) Neuropteris flexuosa with ter- 

minal leaflet, 



110 O 8 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

11291 (218) (6b) Same, Greene Co.. Pa. 

11292 (219) (6c) Same, " 

11293 (220) (6d) Same, " 

11294 (221) (7) Odontopteris obtusa, Bt., . " 

11295 (222) (8) Same, ... " 

11296 (223) (8a) Same, . . 

11297 (224) (8b) Same, . • . . "' 

11298 (225) (8d) Same, .... " 

11299 (226) (8c) Same, " 

11300 (227) (8g) Same, " 

11301 (228) (8h) Same, " 

11302 (229) (81) Same, and reverse Neuropte- 

ris hirsuta, Lx " 

11303 (230) (8n) Same and Neuropteris hir- 

suta, Lx., mixed, .... " 

11304 (231) (9) Same and Pecopteris flexuosa, 

Bt., mixed, " 

Specimens sent by J. Sutton Wall, Monongahela City. 

11305 (232) Pecopteris platyrachys, Bt., ... " 

11306 (233) Calamites approximates, Bt., . . " 

11307 (234) Neuropteris angustifolia, Bt., . . " 

11308 (235) Sigillaria species very remarkable 

with prominent areoles, . '' 

11309 (236) Neuropteris hirsuta, Lx., '' 

11310 (237) Lepidodendron rumosum, St., " 

11311 (233) Trochophyllum clavatum, Lx., " 

11312 (239) Sigillaria brardei, Bt., a very large " 

form, ... " 

11313 (240) Sigillaria brardei, Bt., decoricated, " 

11314 (241) Rachis of fern, . « 

11315 (242) Sphenoglossum, Emmons, genus of 

uncertain relation, ... " 

11316 (243) Same, " 

Specimens Collected by Mr. Sherwood, July, 1873, 
Head of Hill Creek, Charlestown Township, Upper 
Devonian. 

11317 (244) Nos. 1 to 15. Dictyophytum ramo- 

sum, Lx., in 15 specimens, or 
rather fragments, (only 12 
found), . . ... Tioga Co. 



LESQTTEREUX'S COLLECTION. PLANTS. O' 111 

Miscellaneous sources. 

11318 (245) Pterophyllum species, nervation 

obsolete. New Red Sand- 
stone, S. E. corner of Hill- 
town township, Bucks 
county, Pa., I. S. Ash, of 
Greenville, . . . Bucks Co. 

11319 (246) (6e) Neuropteris fiexuosa, Bt., 

with terminal leaflet, I. 0. 

White, Greene Co. 

11320 (247) (8a) Same, nerves inflated by 

pyrites I. C. White. ... " 

11321 (248) Stigmaria ficoides, Bt., Seneca 

Vein, ... Pittston, Pa. 

11322 (249) Cordaites borassifolius, St., a whole 

leaf, . . Oannelton, Pa. 

a. rachis of Pecopteris villosa, 

and pinna of the same, " 

11323 (250) Pseudopecopteris pluckneti, Bt., » " 

11324 (251) Pseudopecopteris nummularia, 

Gutt., " 

11325 (252) Sigillaria monostigna, Lx., . il 

11326 (253) Neuropteris clarksoni, Bt., . . " 

11327 (254) a. Rhacophyllum filiciforme, 

Gutt., .••■ ■ ■ " 

b. round basilar leaflets of Neu- 

ropteris angustifolia, . " 

c. Dichotomous rachis of fern, . " 

d. Pecopteris villosa. Bt., . '• 

11328 (255) Lepidophyllum mansfieldi, Lx., . " 

11329 (256) Oordaicarpus mansfieldi, Lx., . " 

11330 (257) Pecopteris squamosa, Lx., . " 

11331 (258) Oallipteridium mansfieldi, Lx., . " 

11332 (259) Annularia longifolia, Bt., . . " 

11333 (260) Lepidodendron aculeatum, St., . " 

11334 (261) Pecopteris acuta, Bt., ... " 

11335 (262) a. Rachiopteris villosa, Lx.. " 

b. Neuropteris tenuifolia, Bt., " 

11336 (263) Stemmatopteris angustata, Lx., . " 

11337 (264) Neuropteris angustifolia, Bt., . . " 
113 58 (265) a. Rhabdocarpus jacksonianus, 

Lx., . . 

11339 (266) Oordaicarpus costatus, Lx., . " 



112 s 



CATALOGUE OE STATE MUSEUM, 



11340 (267) Cordaianthus ovatus, Lx., . . . Cannelton, Pa. 

11341 (268) Oyclopteris of Neuropteris hir- 

suta, Lx., ... " 

11342 (269) Neuropteris capitata, Lx., ... " 

11343 (270) Sigillaria monostigma, Lx., . . 

11344 (271) Neuropteris fimbriata, Lx., . . 

a. Odontopteris squamosa, Lx., 

11345 (272) Oordaites crassus, Lx., 

a. Neuropteris clarksoni, Lx., 

11346 (273) Calamites ramosus, Bt., .... 

11347 (274) Calamites cannaformis, Bt., 

11348 (275) Pecopteris oreopteroides, Bt., . 

11349 (276) Lepidostrobus goldenbergii, Bt., 

a. Pecopteris squamosa, Lx., 

11350 (277) Oordaites costatus, Lx., . . . 

11351 (278) Sphenopteris chaerophylloides, 

11352 (279) Oordaites costatus, Lx. branch 

and scars of leaves, 
a. (reverse) Calamites ramo- 
sus, Bt., 

11353 (280) Oordaites mansfieldi, branch and 

leaves, 
a. Calamites ramosus, Bt., . . 
~b. Pecopteris villosa, Bt., . 

11354 (281 ) Neuropteris clarksoni, Lx., basilar 

leaflet, .... 

11355 (282) Pseudopecopteris pluckneti, Bt., 

a. Leaf of Taeniophyllum, 

11356 (283) Annularia sphenophylloides, Bt., 

11357 (284) a. Pseudopecopteris anceps, Lx., 

I. Alethopteris lonchitica, Bt., 
g. Sphenophyllum schlotheimii, 

11358 (285) Oordaites serpens. Lx., 

11359 (286) Neuropteris clarksoni, Lx., . . 

a. Oordaites, branch and leaf, . 

11360 (287) Neuropteris scheuchzeri, Bt., . 

11361 (288) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., variety 

and reverse, . ... 

11362 (289) Oordaites serpens, Lx., 

11363 (290) Alethopteris serlii. Bt., . . 

11364 (291) Alethopteris, serlii, Bt., . 

11365 (292) Oyclopteris form of Neuropteris 

cordata, Bt., . . . 



LESQTJEREUX'S COLLECTION. PLANTS. 0" 113 

a. Carpolithes perpusillus, Lx., Cannelton,Pa. 
5. Pecopteris villosa, Bt., . . •' 

11366 (293) Alethopteris robusta. Lx., ... « 

11367 (294) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., " 

a. (reverse) Oordiates borassi- 

folius, St., " 

11368 (295) Neuropteris loschii, Bt., ... " 

11369 (296) Same, « 

11370 (297) Asterophyllites equisetiformis, " 

11371 (298) Neuropteris vermicularis, Lx., . " 

11372 (299) Fruiting spike of Annularia longi- 

folia, Bt " 

11373 (300) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., .... " 

11374 (301) Ultimate pinnules of Neuropteris 

loschii, Bt., " 

a. (reverse) Pseudopecopteris 

anceps, Lx., " 

11375 (302) Oallipteridium insequale, Lx., . . " 

11376 (303) Alethopteris robusta, Lx., .... " 

11377 (304) Sigillaria brardii. Bt., .... " 

a. Neuropteris obscura, Lx., . . '' 

11378 (305) Alethopteris robusta, Lx., . . " 

a. Neuropteris hirsuta, Lx., . . 

11379 (306) Pseudopecopteris anceps, Lx., . . 

a. Pecopteris squamosa, Lx., . 

11380 (307) Pseudopecopteris anceps, Lx., . . 

11381 (308) Lepidophyllum mansfieldi, Lx., . u 

11382 (309) Cordaites lingulatus, Grd. E., . . Pittston, Pa. 

11383 (310) Lepidophyllum oblongifolium, Lx., 

double nodule, Mason Or. 111. 

11384 (311) Neuropteris inflata, Lx. double 

nodule, '' 

11385 (312) Neuropteris decipiens, Lx., ... " 

11386 (313) Same, . . . " 

11387 (314) Same with basilar pinnules, ... " 

11388 (315) Neuropteris decipiens, Lx. small 

leaflet with basilar pinnules. il 

11389 (316) Same, , .' " 

11390 (317) Same, " 

11391 (318) Lepidostrobus oblongifolius, Lx. 

and transverse section, with 
basilar pinnules, .... " 

8 s 



u 
u 
u 
a 



114 s 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



11392 (319) Pecopteris unita,Bt. simple nodule,Mason Or., 111. 

11393 (320) Same, '• 

11394 (321) Pecopteris dentata, Bt. double 

nodule, " 

11395 (322) Annularia longifolia, Bt. simple 

nodule, " 

11396 (323) Cordaites grandifolius, Lx. under 

Campbell's ledge, XI, . Pittston, Pa. 

11397 (324) Cordaites grandifolius, base of leaf. 

Campbell's ledge, .... " 

11398 (325) Cordaites grandifolius, top of leaf. 

Campbell's ledge, ... " 

11399 (326) Kachisof fern, Tremont, Pa. 

a. Annularia sphenophylloides, " 

b. Pecopteris unita, Bt., ... ■' 

11400 (327) Dictyopteris obliqua, Bunb., both 

sides, Pittston, Pa. 

11401 (328) Neuropteris tenuifolia with leaves 

of Lepidodendron, . . . Kausch Gap, Pa. 

11402 (329) Alethopteris serlii, Bt., .... '• 

11403 (330) Sphenopteris mixta, Schp., . . . Clinton, Mo. 

11404 (331) Neuropteris grangeri, Bt., . . . Kausch Gap. 

11405 (332) Branch of Asterophyllites equis- 

etiformis, Bt., Cannelton. 

11406 (333) Cyclopteris, species, Kausch Gap? 

11407 (334) Striated leaves of Stigmaria, . . " 

11408 (335) Stigmaria ficoides, Bt,, and leaves, " 

11409 (336) Pecopteris fontainei, Lx., and re- 

verse, Mazon Creek, 111. 

11410 (337) a. Sphenopteris hoeninghausi, Bt. 

and reverse, Dade, Ga. 

i. Alethopteris helenas, Lx., . " 

11411 (338) Sphenopteris hoeninghausi, Bt., . Alabama. 

11412 (339) Pseudopecopteris muricata, Bt,, . " 

11413 (340) Alethopteris helense, Lx., ... " 

11414 (341) Neuropteris smithsii, with rootlets 

of fern, " 

11415 (342) Pecopteris clintoni, Lx., .... Clinton, Mo. 

11416 (343) Pseudopecopteris nervosa, Bt., . Khode Island. 

11417 (344) Annularia longifolia, var., angus- 

tifolia, Kansas. 

a. Alethopteris ambigua, Lx., . " 
i. Pecopteris erosa, Gutt., ... " 



LESQUEREUX'S COLLECTION. PLANTS. O 3 115 

11418 (315) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., double no- 

dule, Mazon Greek. 

11419 (346) Archeeopteris macilenta, Lx., . . Meshoppen. 

11420 (347) Oallipteridium membranaceum, 

Lx., Clinton, Mo. 

11421 (348) Same, 

11422 (349) Neuropteris smithsii, Lx, Alabama. 

11423 (350) Lepidodendron clypeatum, Lx., . Pittston. 

11424 (351) Sigillaria pachyderma, Bt., ... " 

11425 (352) Lepidodendron sternbergii, Bt., . Alabama. 

11426 (353) Sigillaria cyclostigma, Bt,, with de- 

formation of scars and re- 
verse, Olyphant. 

a. Rhacophyllum clarkii, Lx., . " 

11427 (354) Stigmaria ficoides, Bt., Stem and 

leaves, Pittston. 

11428 (355) Stigmaria ficoides, var. minor, a 

long stem, " 

11429 (356) Sphenopteris communis, Lx., . . Arkansas, 

11430 (357) Pecopteris erosa, Gutt., Kansas. 

11431 (358) Alethopteris serlii, Bt., . . . . . Carbon Hill. 

a- (reverse) Neuropteris ob- 

scura, Lx"., " 

11532 (359) Calamites cannseformis, Bt., . . . Pittston. 

11433 (360) Lepidodendron modulatum, Lx., . " 

11434 (361) Oliocarpia quercifolia? Goepp., 

obscure, Tennessee. 

a. Khacophyllum spec, ined., . " 

11435 (362) Pecopteris villosa, Bt. (double 

nodule),. Mazon Creek, 111. 

11436 (363) Macrostachya communis, Lx., . . Archibald. 

11437 (364) Pseudopecopteris nervosa, Bt., half 

Nodule, Mazon Creek. 

11438 (365) Pecopteris restita, Lx., Clinton, Mo. 

a. (reverse) Pecopteris dentata, 
Bt., 

11439 (366) Neuropteris smithsii, Lx., .... Alabama. 

11440 (367) Rhabdocarpus jacksonianum? Lx., 

Butler vein nucleus, . . . Pittston. 

11441 (368) Sphenopteris brittsii, Lx., .... Clinton, Mo. 

11442 (369) Lepidodocystis vescicularis, Lx., 

Campbell's ledge, .... Pittston, Pa. 



116 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

11443 (370) Lepidodocystis vescicularis, Lx., 

var., Campbell's ledge, . . Pittston, Pa. 

11444 (371) Same, " 

11445 (372) Ehacophyllum gutbierianum, 

Geim, half nodule, . . . Mazon Creek, 111. 

11446 (373) Pseudopecopteris subcrenulata, 

Lx., half nodule, " 

11447 (374) Alethopteris pennsylvanica, Lx., . Kansas. 

11448 (375) Pseudo-pecopteris dimorpha, Lx. 

M., from S. Wall. 

11449 (376) Archseopteris macilenta, Prof, I. 

C.White, . Meshoppen, Pa. 

11450 (377) Same, a fragment, . . . . " 

11451 (378) Same, " 

11452 (379) Same, " 

11453,11453A (380) Lepidocystis, species un- 
determinable, ... " 

11454 (381) a. Two fragments of stems or 

rachises of Archseopteris not 
determinable, " 

11455 (382) Rhabdocarpus amygdalseformis, G. 

and Berger, Kansas. 

11456 (383) Cardiocarpus crassus, Lx., nucleus, 

Campbell's ledge, .... Pittston. 

11457 (384) Cardiocarpus crassus, nucleus and 

pericarp, " 

11458 (385) Same, impression of nucleus, . . " 

11459 (386) Same, nucleus, " 

11460 (387) Same, nucleus and pericarp, . . " 

11461 (388) Carpolithes granulans, Lx., . . " 

11462 (389) Cardiocarpus simplex, Lx., ... " 

11463 (390) Cardiocarpus pachytesta, Lx., . . " 

a. Sporocystis planus, Lx., . " 

b. Lepidocystis fraxiniformis, " 

11464 (391) Cardiocarpus annulatus, Ny., . . " 

a. Rhabdocarpuscostatus, Lx., " 

11465 (392) Cardiocarpus annulatus, Ny., . . Arkansas. 

11466 (393) Cardiocarpus bicuspidatus, St., . " 

11467 (394) Carpolithes multistriatus, Lx., . . '• 

11468 (395) Whittleseya microphylla. Lx., . " 

11469 (396) Same, ' . .' . " 

11470 (397) Cardiocarpus longicollis, Lx., . Tennessee. 



LESQUEREUX'S COLLECTION. PLANTS. 0" 117 

11471 (398) Rhabdocarpus jacksonianus, Lx., Tennessee. 

11472 (399) Asterophyllites gracilis, Lx., fruit- 

ing, Dade, Ga. 

11473 (400) Archeeopteris striata, Andrews, . Clinton, Mo. 

11474 (401) Same, " 

11475 (402) Trigonocarpus schlutzianus, 

G. & B., Illinois. 

11476 (403) Trigonocarpus starkianus, Lx., . . " 

11477 (404) Same, " 

11478 (405) Same, " 

11479 (406) Same, " 

11480 (407) Trigonocarpus adamsii, Lx., . . " 

11481 (408) Same, " 

11482 (409) Same, " 

11483 (410) Trigonocarpus schultzianus, 

G & B., " 

11484 (411) Rhabdocarpus mamillatus, Lx., . '' 

11485 (412) Rhabdocarpus ovalis, Lx., .... u 

11486 (413) Trigonocarpus noeggrathi, Bt., . " 

11487 (414) Trigonocarpus ademsi, Lx., 2 spe- 

cimens, 

11488 (415) Pecopteris defrancii, Bt., .... Pittston. 

11489 (416) Lepidodendron modulatum, Lx., Lackawanna. 

11490 (417) Oordaites grandifolius, Lx., Camp- 

bell's ledge, Pittston. 

11491 (418) Same, leaves splitting, .... " 

11492 (419) a. Lepidocystis vesicularis, Lx., . 

I. Lepidocystis fraxiniformis, Lx., '• 

c. Sporocystis planus, Lx., . ... 

11493 (420) (reverse) Cordaites grandifolius, 

a. Sporocystis planus, Lx., . . " 

11494 (421) Sigillaria tessellata, Bt., decori- 

cated, '. 

11495 (422) Knorria, species, bastard lime- 

stone, Illinois. 

(reverse),Neuropterisloschii,Bt., " 

11496 (423) Cordaites grandifolius, Bt., Camp- 

bell's ledge, Pittston. 

11497 (424) Lepidocystis vescicularis, Lx., with 

fragment of Pseudopecop- 
teris nervosa and leaf of 
Lepidodendron, .... Pittston. 

a. Sporocystis, obscure, . . . 



u 



118 O' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

11498 (425) Neuropteris angustifolia, Bt., Oakwood. 

11499 (426) Lepidostrobus variabilis, LI. &Ht., 

double nodule, . . Mazon Creek, 111. 

11500 (427) Pseudopecopteris latifolia, Bt., 

var., . Cannelton. 

11501 (428) Cordaites radiatus, Lx., " 

11502 (429) Neuropteris cordata, Bt., . " 

a. Same, basilar leaflets, . " 

I. Oordaianthus communis, Lx., " 

c. Punctulate rachis of Pecop- 

teris villosa, Bt., . . " 

11503 (430) Unfolding spiropteris of Pecopteris 

villosa, Bt., " 

11504 (431) Sphenophyllum schlotheimii, Bt., " 

a. Cardiocarpus ellipticus, Lx., " 

11505 (432) Neuropteris rarinervis, Bt., half 

nodule, . . . Mazon Creek. 

11506 (433) Sigillaria tessellata. Bt., . . . Wilkes-Barre. 

11507 (434) Calamites ramifer, St., . Campbell's Ledge. 

11508 (435) Sigillaria monostigma, Lx., decor- 

ticated, . . . Cannelton, 

a. Trigonocarpus dawesii, LI. & 

H., fragment, . . " 

11509 (436) Neuropteris plicata, St., ... " 

11510 (437) Sphenopteris communis, Lx., . Arkansas. 

11511 (438) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., . . . West Virginia. 

11512 (439) Callipteridium membranceum,Lx., Cape Breton. 

11513 (440) Opening branch of Annularia 

Calamitoides (?) Schp., dou- 
ble nodule, ... . Mazon Creek,lll. 

11514 (441) Pseudopecopteris mazoniana. Lx., 

double nodule, ... " 

11515 (442) Cyclopteris of Neuropteris rari- 

nervis, Lx., double nodule, " 

11516 (443) Stigmarioides linearis, Lx., . " 

11517 (444) Branch of Calamites ramosus,Bt., u 

11518 (445) Pseudopecopteris mazoniana, Lx., " 

11519 (446) Cyclopteris of Neuropteris decip- 

iens, Lx., simple nodule, . " 

11520 (447) Sphenophyllum oblongifolium, 

Gein , simple nodule, . " 

11521 (448) Pecopteris erosa, Bt., var., . . . Kansas. 

11522 (449) Bornia radiata, Schp., . . . . Arkansas. 



LESQUEREUX'S COLLECTION. PLANTS. O' 119 

11523 (450) Cordaites grandifolius, Lx., Camp- 

bell's Ledge, . . . Pittston. 

a. (reverse) Calamites raraifer, 

Stur., " 

11524 (451) Lepidodendron sternbergii, Bt., . " 

11525 (452) Sigillaria defrancii, Bt., .... Olyphant. 

a. (reverse) Annularia longi- 

folia, Bt., " 

h. (reverse) Neuropteris tenui- 

folia, Bt., " 

11526 (453) a. Sphenopteris hoeninghausii, 

Bt., Dade, Ga. 

b. Asterophyllites equisetifor- 

mis, var., Erectifolius, An- 
drews, " 

11527 (454) Oordaicarpus gutbieri, Geim., . . Oannelton. 

11528 (455) Lepidostrobus variabilis, LI. & H., Pittston. 

11529 (456) Pecopteris villosa, Bt., West Virginia. 

11530 (457) Lepidodendron veltheimianum, Arkansas. 

11531 (458) Alethopteris helenae, Lx., var., 

with Neuropteris tenuifolia, 

Bt., " 

a. (reverse) Pseudopecopteris 

latifolia, Bt., .... " 

11532 (459) Alethopteris ambigua, Lx., . . Olyphant. 

a. Neuropteris clarksoni, Lx., . '' 

(reverse) rachis of ferns, ... " 

11533 (460) Rachopteris tuberculosa, sp. ind., Pittston. 

a. (reverse) Rachiopteris & 

Cordaites, " 

11534 (461) reverse Lepidodendron rush- 

villense, Andrews, .... Arkansas. 

11535 (462) Sigillaria mamillaris, Bt., .... Olyphant. 

11536 (463) Branch of Lepidodendron, with 

leaves, Pittston. 

a. Cordaites borassifolius, St., . " 

11537 (464) Neuropteris gibbosa, Lx., .... " 

a. Neuropteris loschii, Bt., . " 

11538 (465) Pecopteris miltoni, Bt., . . . . " 

a. (reverse) same species fruit- 
ing, with leaves of Lepi- 
dodendron, . . • ... 

11539 (466) Lepidodendron clypeatum, Lx., . " 

a. (reverse) crowded leaves of 
Lepidodendron, 



120 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

11540 (467) Lepidodendron clypeatum, Lx., 

and leaves of Oordaites, . Pittston. 

a. (reverse), small branch of 

Lepidodendron with leaves, " 

b. (reverse) leaves of Cordaites 

communis, Lx., Pittston, Pa. 

11541 (468) Archaeopteris sphenophyllifolia, Meshoppen, Pa. 

11542 (569) Archaeopteris macilenta, Lx., . " 

11543 (470) Same, " 

11544 (471) Cardiocarpus crassus, Lx., . . Campbell's Ledge. 

11545 (472) Cardiocarpus ellipticus, lSL, . . " 

11546 (473) Cardiocarpus ellipticus,or crassus, " 

11547 (474) Lepidophyllum campbellianum, " 

11548 (475) Cardiocarpus ellipticus, Lx., . . " 

11549 (476) Lepidocystis fraxiniformis, Lx., . " 

a. (reverse) L., vescicularis, " 

11550 (477) Pseudopecopteris nervosa, Bt., . " 

11551 (478) Cardiocarpus crassus,Lx.,nucleus, " 

11552 (479) Top of a Lepidostrobus species, " 

11553 (480) Lepidocystis vescicularis, Lx., . "' 

a. (reverse) Cardiocarpus cras- 
sus, Lx.. " 

11554 (481) a. Ehabdocarpus emarginatus, " 

11555 (482) Cardiocarpus annularis, Lx., . . " 

a. Lepidocystis fraxiniformis, " 

11556 (483) Same, " 

a. (reverse) Lepidocystis vesci- 

cularis, Lx., " 

b. Cardiocarpus annularis, Lx., " 

11557 (484) a. Alethopteris helense, Lx., . Arkansas. 

5. Cardiocarpus bicuspidatus, 

St., 

(reverse) A. helenas, and rachis 

of fern, .... . . " 

11558 (485) Lepidophyllum cultriforme, Lx., " 

11559 (486) (reverse) Sphenopteris hoening- 

hausii, Bt., and its rachis, . " 

11560 (487) Cardiocarpus bicuspidatus, St., . " 

11561 (488) Pseudopecopteris decipiens, Lx.,Dade, Ga. 
1L562 (489) Sphenopteris splendens, Lx., . . " 

11563 (490) Fragment of a long Lepidostrobus 

species indeterminable, . . Cannelton, Pa. 

11564 (491) Annularia calamitoides, Schp.. 

double nodule, Mazon Creek, 111. 



LESQUEREUX S COLLECTION'. TLANTS. 



s 121 



11565 


(492) 


11566 


(493) 


11567 


(494) 


11568 


(495) 


11569 


(496) 


11570 


(497) 


11571 


(498) 


11572 


(499) 


11573 


(500) 


11574 


(501) 


11575 


(502) 


11576 


(503) 


11577 


(504) 


11578 


(505) 


11579 


(506) 


11580 


(507) 


11581 


(508) 


11582 


(509) 


11583 


(510) 


11584 


(511) 


11585 


(512) 


11586 


(513) 


11587 


(514) 


11588 


(515) 


11589 


(516) 


11590 


(517) 


11591 


(518) 


11592 


(519) 



Pecopteris bucklandi, Bt., double 

nodule, Mason Oreek,Ill. 

Branch of Lepidodendron dicho- 

tomum with leaves, simple 

nodule, 

Trigonocarpus not determinable, 
with a coprolithe, with 
leaves, simple nodule, . . 

Oyclopteris leaf of Neuropteris 

decipiens, with leaves, sim- 
ple nodule, 

Pecopteris villosa, Bt., fruiting 

with leaves, double nodule, 
Branch of Lepidodendron with 

leaves, simple nodule, . 
Rhacophyllum clarksii, Lx., with 

leaves, simple nodule, . . 
Top branch of unopened Annu- 

laria, double nodule, . . . 
Fragment of Macrostachya in- 

fundibuliformis, Schp., . . 
Bornia radiata, Schp., with cortex, Arkansas. 
Asterophyllites gracilis, Lx., . " 

Sphenopteris flexicaulis, Lx., . . " 

Alethopteris serlii, Bt., ... ? 
Lepidodendron modulatum, Lx., ? 
Sphenopteris splendens, Lx., . . Clinton, Mo. 
a. (reverse) Asterophyllites fas- 

ciculatus, " 

Sternbergia, pith of Cordaites, . ? 

Cordaites communis, Lx., ... ? 

Base of Oalamites cannaeformis, ? 

Sphenopteris hoeinghausii, 

Bt., Whetstone quarries, Ind. 

Same, 

Neuropteris smithsii, Lx., . . . 

Same, 

Neuropteris elrodi, Lx., . . 
Pseudopecopteris muricata, Bt., 

Same, 

Same, 

Same, 

Same, 



122 O 3 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



Tioga Co., 

a 



Pa. 



11593 (520) Pseudopecopteris muricata, Bt., 

Whetstone quarries, Ind. 

11594 (521) Same, " 

11595 (522) Lepidodendron dichotomum, Bt., " 

11596 (523) Lepidodendron beltheimianum, " 

11597 (524) Lepidodendron goeppertianum, 

var. modulatum, Presl., . . " 

11598 (525) Same, " 

11599 (526) Same, large spec, " 

11600 (527) Lepidodendron restitum, Lx., . " 

11601 (528) Same, " 

11602 (529) Archseopteris minor, Lx., from Cat- 

skill rocks (Sherwood), 

11603 (530) Same as No. 529 

11604 (531) Same as No. 529, " 

11605 (532) Same as No. 529, " 

11606 (533) Same as No. 529, " 

11607 (534) Same as No. 529, " 

11608 (535) Same as No. 529, " 

11609 (536) Pecopteris unita, Bt., fruiting, 

double nodule, .... Mazon Creek, 111. 

11610 (537) Neuropteris Clarksoni, Lx., simple 

nodule " 

11611 (538) Neuropteris decipiens, Lx., double 

nodule, " 

11612 (539) Sphenopteris flaccida, Crepin, 

from Pocono sandstone, No. 
' X, in Sideling tunnel, C. 
A. Ashburner, Huntingdon Co. 

11613 (540) Same, mere fragment, " Pa. 

11614 (541) Same, apparently very poor, 

11615 (542) Knorria, not determinable species, 

11616 (543) A stem or rachis of Fern, 

11617 (544) Stigmaria minuta, Lx., . 

11618 (545) Fragment of large rachis, 

11619 (546) Stigmaria minuta, Lx., . 

11620 (547) Same, fragment, .... 

11621 (548) Stignato-cannavolkmaniana? 

11622 (549) Lepidodendron, three fragments 

not determinable, crushed, " 

11623 (550) Archseopteris macilenta, Lx., Prof. 

I. C. White, Meshoppen, Pa. 



claypolb's collection, fossils. s 123 



PEEEY COUNTY FOSSILS 

COLLECTED IN 1882-3 

By E. W. Claypole. 

( To illustrate Report on Perry Co. F2, 1885. ) 
Note. — The first column gives the Current No. of each specimen in the 
State Cabinet. The second column gives the No. of the" Station " or locality, 
and {with a hyphen) the field No. of the specimen. At the end of each de- 
scription is given (in parenthesis) the number of specimens which carry 
the same field No. and therefore the same Current No. in the State Cabinet 



Station No. 1. Half a mile south of New Bloomfield, on road 
to Carlisle. Fossils got from Hamilton Upper Shale, VIII c. 



Station No. 2. W. Comp's mill, 2£ miles S. E. of New Bloom- 
field. Hamilton Upper Shale, VIII c. 

11624 2-1 Eodon bellistriatus, Con. (5). 

11625 2-2 Dalmanites boothii, Green (5 specimens). 

11626 2-4 Paracyclas lirata, Con. (12). 

11627 2-5 Spirifera mucronata, Hall (4). 

11628 2-6 Nuculites oblongatus, Con. (2). 

11629 2-7 Chonetes lepidus, Hall (4). 

11630 2-8 Pleurotomaria capillaria. Hall (1). 

11631 2-9 Strophodonta perplana, Con. (1). 

11632 2-10 Orthoceras ? (1). 

11633 2-11 Disoina minuta, Hall (2). 

11634 2-12 Leiorhynchus multicostatum, Hall (1). 

11635 2-13 Nucula bellistriata, Con. (1). 

11636 2-15 Palasoneilo maxima? Con. (1). 

11637 2-16 Streptelasma rectum, Hall (1). 

11638 2-17 Palasoneilo emarginata, Con. (1). 

11639 2-19 Paleeoneilo tenuistriata, Hall (1). 

11640 2-20 Chonetes lepida? Hall (1). 



124 O 8 CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

11641 2-21 Nuculites triquetra. Con. (1). 

11642 2-22 Cast of Chonetes lepida (1). 

11643 2-23 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, var. perversa, 

Hall (1). 

11644 2-24 Pleurotomaria sulcomarginata, Con. (1). 

11645 2-25 Eodon bellistriatus, Con. (1). 

11646 2-26 Palaeoneilo filosa, Con. (1). 



Sation No. 3, one mile north of New Bloomfield, in Hamil- 
ton Lower Shale, VIII o. 

11647 (3 ) Six specimens, mere fragments, not determin- 
able, and (with one exception) the only fossils 
got from the lower shales of the Hamilton 
anywhere in the district. 



Station No. 4, half a mile north-west of New Bloomfield, on 
the valley road, in the " Bloomfield sandstone " of the Salina 
formation, V c. 

11648 (X-4) Leperditia alta, Con. (3). 



Station No. 5, at W. Barnett's mill, to S. E., in Hamilton 
upper shale, VIII c. 

11649 5-( ) Eighteen specimens, fragments. 

11650 5-1 Polypora ? (1). 

11651 5-2 Fenestella ? (1), with 5-60. 

11652 5-3 Loxonema delphicola, Hall (14). These come 

from above the Fenestella led. 

11653 5-6 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Hall (21). One of them 

with 5-186. 

11654 5-8 Dalmanites boothii, Green (9). One, a head, 

from above the Fenestella led. 

11655 5-9 Ptilophyton vanuxemi, Dawson (1). 

11656 5-11 Strophodonta perplana. Hall (12, with the next). 

11657 5-12 Pleurotomaria trilix, Hall (12 with the last). 

11658 5-13 Pleurotomaria capillaria, Hall ( — ). 

11659 5-14 Vitulina pustulosa, Hall (21), below the Fenest- 

ella led. 



olaypole's collection, fossils. s 125 

11660 5-15 Eodon tenuistriatus, Hall (1). 

11661 5-16 Sanguinolites truncatus, Con. (1). 

11662 5-17 Modiomorpha concentrica, Con. (5). (See also 

5-127). 

11663 5-18 Nucula bellistriata, Con. (1). 

11664 5-19 Pleurotomaria capillaria, Hall (6). (See also 

5-42). 

11665 5-20 Orthonota carinata, Con. (1). 

11666 5-21 Strophodonta insequistriata, Con. (1). 

11667 5-22 Chonetes lepidus, Hall (2). 

11668 5-23 Diseina media, Hall, large variety. 

11669 5-24 Spirorbis angulatus, Hall (1). 

11670 5-25 undetermined. 

11671 5-27 Spirorbis angulatus, Hall (1). 

11672 5-28 undetermined (2). 

1L673 5-29 Phacops rana, Green (20), one of them with 
5-68. 

11674 5-30 Streptelasma ungula (5). 

11675 5-31 Palseoneilo fecunda (2). 

11676 5-32 Atrypa spinosa, Hall (1). 

11677 5-33 Spirifera medialis, Hall (1) with 5-113. 

11678 5-36 Ptilopora striata, Hall (1). 

11679 5-37 Spirifera fimbriata, Hall (1) with 5-39. 

11680 5-39 undetermined (8). 

11681 5-40 Atrypa aspera, Schlotheim (5) ; and undeter- 

mined (13), one with 5-84. 

11682 5-41 Strophodonta inaequistriata. Con. (7); and one 

with 5-83, and 5-84. 

11683 5-42 Nucula bellistriata, Con. (6), with 5-47, and 

5-87. 

11684 5-43 Actinocrinus eucharis, Hall (2). 

11685 5-44 Platyceras carinatum, Hall (1). 

11686 5-45 a cast of 5-44. 

11687 5-46 Lichenella? 

11688 5-47 Chonetes lepidus, Hall (21). 

11689 5-48 Beyrichia? (2). 

11690 5-49 Coleolus acicula, Hall (1). 

11691 5-50 Palseoneilo emarginata, Con. (1). 

11692 5-51 Spirifera mucronata, Con. (10). 

11693 5a53 Spirophytum (Taonurus) velum, Van. (2). 



126 0" CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

11694 5-54 Orthoceras nuntium, Hall (3). 

11695 5a55 Tasniopora hamiltonensis, Hall (1). 

11696 5-56 Leiorhynchus multicostatum, Hall (3) ; and an- 

other with 5-58. 

11697 5-57 Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (1). 

11698 5a58 Ohonetes lepidus, Hali (4). 

11699 5-60 Rhynchonella horsfordi, Hall (4). 

11700 5-61 Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall (1). 

11701 5-62 Macrodon hamiltonensis, Hall (2). 

11702 5-63 Cypricardinia indenta, Con. (1) with 5-65. 

11703 5-64 undetermined (1). 

11704 5-65 Spirifera zigzag, Hall (18). 

11705 5-66 Pholidops hamiltoniae, Hall (1). 

11706 5-67 Proetus macrocephalus, Hall (1). 

11707 5-68 Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (7). 

11708 5a69 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, var. arctostriatum, 

Hall (1). 

11709 5-75 Platyceras attenuatum, Hall (1). 

11710 5-76 Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (1). 

11711 5-80 undetermined (1). 

11712 5-82 Actinoptera decussata, Hall (1). 

11713 5-83 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, var. arctostriatum, 

Hall (6), one with 5-154. 

11714 5-84 Beyrichia punctulifera, Hall (1). 

11715 5-85 Platyceras symmetricum, Hall (1). 

11716 5-86 Platyceras carinatum, Hall (1). 

11717 5-87 Tasniopora exigua, Nich. (4). 

11718 5-88 undetermined (2). 

11719 5-89 Nuculana (Leda) diversa, Hall (1). 

11720 5-90 Bellerophon thalia, Hall (1). 

11721 5aQl Strop hodonta perplana, Hall (1). 

11722 5-93 Ohonetes lepidus, Hall (1). 

11723 5-94 Coleolus tenuicinctus, Hall (1). 

11724 5-95 undetermined (3). 

11725 5-96 Homolonotus dekayi, Green (2). 

11726 5-97 Bellerophon patulus, Hall (1). 

11727 5-98 Modiomorpha neglecta ? Hall (1). 

11728 5a99 Homalonotus dekayi (1), in Hamilton shales, 

VIII c. 

11729 5-100 Paleeoneilo muta, Hall (1). 



claypole's collection, fossils. 



3 127 



11730 


5-101 Nuculites oblongatus, Con. (4). 


11731 


5-102 Bellerophon crenistriatus, Hall (1). 


11732 


5-103 Orthonota undulata, Con. (4). 


11733 


5-104 Bellerophon leda, Hall (6). 


11734 


5-106 Productella truncata, Hall (2). 


11735 


5-107 Nucula lirata, Con. (1). 


11736 


5-108 Tentaculites gracilistriatus, Hall (5); one with 




the next. 


11737 


5-109 Styliola fissurella. 


11738 


5-110 undetermined. 


11739 


5-111 undetermined. 


11740 


5-112 undetermined. 


11741 


5-113 Palseoneilo maxima, Con. (7). 


11742 


5-115 undetermined. 


11743 


5-116 undetermined (12 specimens). 


11744 


5-117 Dalmanites boothi, Green (9). 


11745 


5asll9 Orthis penelope, Hall (1). 


11746 


5^120 Productella spinulicosta, Hall (6). 


11747 


5-121 undetermined. 


11748 


5al25 Crania hamiltonise, Hall (2). 


11749 


5osl2S Orlhoceras nuntium, Hall (1). 


11750 


5-127 Spirorbis angulatus, Hall (1) with 5-130. 


11751 


5-128 undetermined. 


11752 


5-129 undetermined. 


11753 


5al30 Eodon tenuistriatus, Hall (6). 


11754 


5-131 undetermined. 


11755 


5-131 undetermined. 


1L756 


5<zl35 Dalmanites boothi, Green (1). 


11757 


5<zl36 Loxonema delphicola, Hall (1). 


11758 


5^137 Chonetes coronatus, Hall (1) with Spirorbis. 


11759 


5al38 Orthis vanuxemi, Hall (2). 


11760 


5-139 uncatalogued. 


11761 


5-140 uncatalogued. 


11762 


5-142 ncatalogued. 


11763 


5-144 uncatalogued. 


11764 


5^145 undetermined. 


11765 


5al47 Eodon bellistriatus, Con. (4). 


11766 


5<zl49 Aviculopecten orbiculatus, Hall (2). 


11767 


5-151 undetermined (2). 


11768 


5al52 Cryptonella rectirostra, Hall (2). 



128 s CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM:. 

11769 5al53 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Hall (30). 

11770 5-154 Eodon tenuistriatus, Hall (1). 

11771 5-155 Spirifera granulifera, Hall (1). 

11772 5-156 Ohonetes setigerus, Hall (9).. 

11773 5-157 undetermined. 

11774 5-158 Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (1). 

11775 5-159 Eodon bellistriatus, Con. (1). 

11776 5-160 undetermined. 

11777 5ar6l Actinoptera subdecussata, Hall (4). 

11778 5al62 Palasoneilo plana, Hall (1). 

11779 5al63 Coleolus aciculus, Hall (1). 

11780 5-165 undetermined. 

11781 5-167 Modiomorpha alta, don. (1). 

11782 5-168 Terebratula lincklaeni, Hall (4). 

11783 5-171 Crania hamiltonias, Hall (2). 

11784 5-172 Tasniopora undata (1). 

11785 5-173 Aulopora tubseformis, Goldf. (3). 

11786 5-174 Palseoneilo elongata, Hall (1). 

11787 5-176 undetermined (3). 

11/88 5-186 Bellerophon patulus, Hall (1). 

11789 5-187 Modiomorpha complanata, Hall (1). 

11790 5-188 undetermined. 

11791 5-190 undetermined. 

11792 5al92 Discina seneca ? Hall (1). 

11793 5-193 undetermined (6). 



Station No. 6, at Clark's mill, 2| miles north- west of New 
Bloomfield, in the Lower Helderberg (upper shale beds) VI. 
Note, some are merely marked 6; others S-6 (Station 6) ; 
others X-6 (meaning also station 6) in Prof. Olaypole's field 
note book. Many are large slabs for museum cases; those 
marked with a letter are mostly duplicates of well known fos- 
sils, or have tickets, or are undetermined. 

11794 6 — twelve unnamed specimens. 

11795 6-1 Lingula spatiosa, Hall (1). 

11796 6-4 Atrypa reticularis, Hall (1). 

11797 6-5 Spirifera saffordi, Hall (a box full, which should 

be marked 6-30). 

11798 6-6 Khynchonella nucleolata Hall (3). 



clatpole's collection, fossils. O" 129 

11799 6-8 Meristella lsevis, Vanux (2). 

11800 6-9 Renssellasria mutabilis, Hall (6). 

11801 6-12 Orthoceras longicameratus, Hall (2). 

11802 6-13 Strophomena rugosa, Dalman (2). 

11803 6-14 Chsetetes abruptus, Hall (1). 

11804 6-15 Beyrichia granulata, Hall (1). 

11805 6-16 undetermined. 

11806 £6 Tentaculites, ^ f (7) 

Gyracanthus, > on the same slabs -^ (4) 

Beyrichia notata J L (6) 

11807 S6 Orthoceras longicameratum (5) (9). 

11808 S6 Calymene- ? (3). 

11809 S6 Lepidocystites gebhardi (2). 

11810 £6-2 Tentaculites gyracanthus (1). 

11811 6-15 Beyrichia granulata, Hall (2). 
11812X6 Aulopora? (5). 

11813 X6 undetermined (12). 

11814X6 Stromatopora, or Astrocerium (2). 

11815X6 Trematospira, orCladopora (1). 

11816X6 Discina ampla (1). 

11817X6 Trematopora? (4). 

11818 X6 Beyrichia notata (6). 

11819 X6 Strophomena woolworthana? (1). 
11820X6 Atrypa reticularis (2). 

11821 X6 Astrocerium in shale (1). 



Station No. 7, Limestone ridge, one to two miles west of 
New Bloomfield, in Lower Helderberg upper shaly beds, VI. 



Station No. 8, north of Oliver Rice's house, one mile east of 
New Bloomfield, in Lower Helderberg upper shaly beds, VI. 

11822 X-8 undetermined (2). 
Station No. 9. 



Station No. 10. 
1 1823 X-10 Discina discus, in shale (18). 
9 0' 



130 s 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



11824 X-10 unnamed. 

11825 X-10 Chaetetes ? in shale. 

11626 X-10 Meristella laevis (small box full). 



Stations No. 11, Lower Helderberg chest beds at various places 
in Perry county. 

11827 S-ll unnamed (4). 

11828 11-1 Spirifera macropleura, Con. (1). 

11829 11-5 Dalmanites pleuroptyx, Green (1). 

11830 11-6 Ehynchonella vellicata, Hall (1). 

11831 11-7 Platyceras spirale, Hall (2). 

11832 11-9 Meristella laevis? Van. (3). 



Stations No. 12, on the outcrop of the Oriskany sandstone, 
VII, in various parts of Perry county. 

11833 S-12 Orthis hipparionyx (1). 



Station No. 13, at quarry north of Mr. Arnold's house, one 
mile west of New Bloomfield, in Lower Helderberg upper shaly 
beds, VI. 

11834 S-13 unnamed (2). 

11835 X-13 Meristella bella, and Meristella laevis (1) ; with 

another. 

11836 X-13 Meristella bella and Tentaculites gyracanthus, 

Eaton (1) ; with another. 
11836 X-13 Murchisonia (1). 



Station No. 14, Limestone ridge, half a mile N. N. E. of New 
Bloomfield, in Lower Helderberg upper shaly beds, VI. 

11837 S-14 unnamed (1). 

11838 X-14 Leptaenarugosa(2). 

11839 X-14 various (8). 

11840 X-14 A.trypa reticularis (1). 



clatpole's collection, fossils. O' 131 

Station No. 15, north of J. Powers, two miles west of New 
Bloomfield, in Lower Helderberg upper shaly beds. 

11841 S-15 Leptsena rugosa (8). 

11842 X-15 Chsetetes (2) and one unnamed. 

11843 X-15 Meristella laevis, Van. Meristella bella, Hall (2). 



Station No. 16, Limestone ridge, two miles west of New 
Bloomfield, in Lower Helderberg upper shaly beds., VI. 

11844 X-16 Tentaculites gyracanthus, Eaton (2). 

11845 X-16 Discina discus (1). 

11846 X-16 undetermined. 



Station No. 17, three hundred yards north-east ©f Station 
No. 14, and in the same rocks. 



Station No. 1.8, near residence of the Misses B&rnett, New 
Bloomfield, in the Marcellus limestone ( Upper Heldeinberg)) 
VIII, a, b. 

11847 S-18 unnamed (2). 

11848 18-1 Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (2). 

11849 18-2 Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (9). 

11850 18-3 Leperditia punctulifera, Hall (2). 

11851 18-6 Leperditia punctulifera, Hall (1). 

11852 18-10 Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (1). 

11853 18-12 Dalmanites myrmecophorus? Green (1). 



Station No. 19, half a mile north east of Station No. 14, in 
Lower Helderberg upper shaly beds, VI. 

11854 X-19 Murchisonia (1). 

11855 X-19 unnamed (1) and another unnamed. 



Station No. 20, west of the old Juniata Furnace, Centre 
township in Lower Helderberg upper shaly beds, VI. 

11856 X-20 Megambonia aviculoidea (2). 



132 0' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

11857 X-20 Discina discus (2). 

11858 X-20 unnamed (1). 

11859 S-20 unnamed (1). 



Station No. 21, north of Mr. O. Rice's school house, Centre 
township, in Lower Helderberg uppr shaly beds, VI. 

11860 S-21 unnamed (1). 

11861 X-21 unnamed (2). 



Station No. 22, near old Juniata ore works, Lower Helderberg 
upper shaly beds, VI. 



Station No. 23, 0. Eice's school house, Centre township, 
Lower Helderberg upper shaly beds, VI. 



Station No. 24, at Thunder hill, Honey creek station, near 
Lewistown, Hudson river shale, Illb. 



11862 , X-24 unnamed (3). 

11863 X-24 Leptsena sericea, ^ 

Orthis testudinaria, j 

Strophomena alternata, /■ (1\ 
Murchisonia, j 

Calymene, &c, J 

11864 X-24 Strophomena alternata (2). 

11865 X-24 unnamed (4). 

11866 X-24 Leptsena sericea (2). 

11867 X-24 Calymene callicephala (1). 



Station No. 25, near Reedsville, Lewistown, in Hudson river 
slate, Illb. 

11868 X-25 unnamed (1). 

11869 S-25 unnamed (a small box full). 



Station No. 26, top of hill west of Newport, in Chemung- 
CatsHll beds, VIII-IX. 

11870 26-2 Holoptychius americanus, Leidy (1). 

11871 26-4 Spirifera mesostrialis (9). 



olaypole's COLLECTION. fossils. O 8 133 

Station No. 27, opposite Newport, in Chemung strata, VI 11 g 

11872 27-H unnamed (2) and (6 in a box). 

11873 27ffl unnamed (1). 

11874 £7-2 Strophodonta demissa (7 in box). 

11875 27-4 Atrypa reticularis, Linn (4). 

11876 27-6 Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (2). 

11877 27-7 Orthis impressa, Hall (1). 

11878 27-8 Leiorhynchus mesocostalis, Hall (7). 

11879 27-10 Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (4). 

11880 27-11 Productella hirsuta, Hall (5) and a box full of 

the same. 

11881 27-12 Lyriopecten priamus, Hall (2). ■ 

11882 27-13 Lyriopecten macronotus, Hall (1). 

11883 27-14 unnamed (1). 

11884 27-15 Rhynchonella contracta, Hall (1). 

11885 27-16 Strophodonta demissa, Con. (1). 

11886 27-17 Cryptonella eudora, Hall (3). 

11887 27-21 unnamed (1). 

11888 27-H unnamed (1). 



Station No. 28, Penn ridge between Newport and Millers- 
town, in Chemung strata, VIII g. 

11889 28-4 Lepidodendron chemungense? (1). 

11890 28-(-) vegetable remains, Rope ferry (in box). 



Station No. 29, on Penn ridge between Newport and Baileys- 
burg, Chemung, VIII g. 

11891 29-1 Stictopora meeki (1). 

11891 29-2 Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall (4). 



Station No. 30, two miles south-east of New Bloomfield, 
Chemung, VIII g. 



Station No. 31, Everhartt's lime kiln, between New Bloom- 
field and Newport, Lower Helderberg (Lewistown) limestone, 
VI. 



134 O' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

Station No. 32, Rope Ferry, Oliver, Chemung, VIII g. 

11892 32-2 plant remains. 

11893 32-C plant remains (3). 



Station No. 33, Duncan's island, one to two" miles north of 
Junction farm, Watts, Chemung, VIII g. 
11894 33^t Oryptonella? (1). 



Station No. 34, two and a half miles' south of Millerstown, 
west side of the Juniata river, Chemung, VIII g. 
11895 34-1 Orthis impressa, Hall (1). 



Station No. 35, Penn ridge between aqueduct and bridge, 
Penn township, Chemung and Catskill, VIII g and IX. 



Station No. 36, King's mill, Penn township, Catskill IX. 

11896 36-1 Bothriolepis taylori, Hall (a scale). 

11897 36-4 ?(3). 

11898 36-5 Spirifera mesostrialis, Hall (2). 

11899 36-5 (8). 

11900 36-7 (5). 

11901 36-8 fish bone (1). 

11902 36-9 fish tooth (2). 

11903 36-10 (1). 

11904 36-11 unnamed (1). 

11905 36-A coal plants (a box full). 

11906 36-A Calamites like bistriatus, or disjunctus, (1). 

11907 36-B unnamed (1). 

11908 36-E6 unnamed (1). 

11909 36-G1 Holoptychius, Lower Catskill (1). 

11910 36-G1 Bothriolepis, Lower Catskill (1). 

11911 36-G2 Holoptychius and Bothriolepis (1). 

11912 36-G3 Coprolites ? coneretions in fish bed (2). 

11913 S-36 cast of Holoptychius plate (I). 

11914 36-(— ) fish scale, Catskill. 

11915 36-(— ) fish scale and tooth (2). 

11916 36-(— ) fish scale (1). 



claypole's collection, fossils. 



3 135 



11917 
11918 
11919 
11920 
11921 
11922 
11923 
11924 



86-(- 

36-(- 
36-(- 
36-(- 
36-(- 
36-(- 
36-(- 
36-(- 



fish scale (1). 

fish plates (3). 

fish scale (1). 

Grammysia elliptica (1). 

fish scale, Catskill (1). 

fish scale, Catskill (1). 

fish scale, Catskill (1). 

fish tooth on scales, Catskill (1). 



Station 
Chemung, 

11925 37- 

11926 37- 

11927 37- 

11928 37- 

11929 37- 

11930 37- 

11931 37- 

11932 37- 

11933 37- 



No. 37, two and a half miles north of Liverpool, 

miff. 



Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (1). 
Productella hirsuta, Hall (3). 
Leiorhynchus globuliforme, Hall (2). 
undetermined (1). 
Spirifera mesostrialis, Hall (4). 
Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall (1). 
Modiomorpha concentrica (1). 
Actinoptera perstrialis, Hall (1). 
Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (2). 



Station No. 38, mouth of Mohontongo creek, Snyder Co., Pa. 
in Lower Helderberg, upper shaly beds, VI. 

11934 38-(— ) undetermined (2). 

11935 38-(— ) undetermined (2). 



Station No. 39, Middle ridge, south slope, on road north from 
New Bloomfield, in Chemung rocks, VIII g. 

11936 39-1 Productella hersuta, Hall (5). 

11937 39-2 undetermined (1). 

11938 39-3 Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (5). 

11939 39-4 Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall (4). 

11940 39-5 Aulopora tubseformis, Goldf. (2). 

11941 39-6 Strophodonta perplana, Con. (3). 

11942 39-8 Orthis impressa, Hall (4). 

11943 39-9 Orthis carinata, Hall (3). 

11944 39-10 Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (3). 

11945 39-11 Palseoneilo filosa, Con. (3). 

11946 39-13 Sanguinolites ventricosa, White and Whit. (1). 



136 s CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

Station No. 40, Slipping Rocks, west of Mexico P. O., on 
Penn. E. R., Marcellus limestone, VIII a, b and also Lower 
Helderberg upper shaly beds, VI. 

11947 40-12 Dalmanites, etc. (10) and (6 others unnamed). 

11948 S-40 unnamed (3) (1) (2) (5) (7)— (18). 

11949 S-40 from the shales, VI (6). 

11950 40-8 unnamed (small box full). 

11951 S-40 unnamed (small box full). 

11952 40-11 unnamed (half box full). 

11953 S-40 Lingula spatulata ? (3). 



Station No. 41, north of Patterson station, Penn. R. R., Clin- 
ton? Va. 



Station No. 42, south of Patterson, Clinton? Va. 



Station No. 43, one mile above Shermansdale on Sherman's 
creek, Catshill, IX. 



Station No. 44, three miles south of New Bloomfield, Hamil- 
ton sandstone, VIII c. 



Station No. 45, one mile north of New Bloomfield, Lower 
Helderberg upper shaly beds, VI. 



Station No. 46, Millerstown fossil ore works, Clinton, Va. 



Station No. 47, Bear's lime quarry, Centre township, Lower 
Helderberg (Lewistown) limestone, VI. 
11954 47-(— ) Corals, mostly (7). 



Station No. 48, Smith's quarry, in Sandy Hollow, Spring 
township, Marcellus lime. Cherts beds, Lime shale, Villa, b. 

11955 48- unnamed specimens (31). 

11956 48- Specimens (small box full). 



claypole's collection, fossils. O" 137 

11957 48-2 Phacops rana, Green (2) at the base of the 

Hamilton, VIII c. 

11958 48-3 Atrypa reticularis ? Linn. (2) Marcellus lime- 

stone, VIII a, b. 

11959 48-4 Leiorhychus limitare, Van. (1) Marcellus shale, 

VIII b. 

11960 48- large specimens (8). 

11961 S-48 unnamed (3). 



Station No. 49, Montebello narrows, north end, Miller town- 
ship, Lower Helderberg upper shaly beds, VI. 

11962 50- pebbles in a box. 

11963 bQal Bothriolepistaylori(16). 

11964 50a2 Bothriolepis taylori (1). 

11965 50a6 unnamed (1). 

11966 50a7 Ooprolites? (4). 

11967 50-8 Schizodus rhombeus, Hall (6). 

11968 50-8 and 28 unnamed (2). 

11969 50-12 Sanguinolites rigidus? W. & W. (1). 

11970 50-13 Goniophora.chemungensis, Van. (4). 

11971 50-16 unnamed (1). 

11972 50-18 unnamed (1). 

11973 50-20 Grammysia elliptica, Hall (2). 

11974 50-24 and 25 unnamed (1). 

11975 50-26 Schizodus rhombeus, Hall (2). 

11976 50-27 undetermined (1). 

11977 50-28 Palaeoneilo barrisii, W. & W. (1). 

11978 50-30 unnamed (2). 



Station No. 51, near King's mill, Penn township, Chemung 
and CatsMll, VIII g and IX. 

11979 51-3 unnamed (3). 

11980 51-4 Grammysia elliptica, Hall (3). 

11981 51-4B unnamed (1). 

11982 51-4 unnamed (1). 

11983 51-5 same as 51-5 (1). 

11984 51-6 same as 51-6 (3). 

11985 51-7 unnamed (3). 



138 0" 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



11986 51-9 Leptodesma potens, Hall (1). 

11987 51-10 Schizodus rhombeus, Hall (9). 

11988 51-14 Oyclonema concinna, Hall (1). 

11989 51-19 Sanguinolites ? (1). 

11990 51-21 Schizodus rhombeus, Hall (1). 

11991 51-25 Rhynchonella ? (1). 

11992 51-26 Lyriopecten priamus, Hall (1). 

11993 51-27 Goniophora chemungensis, Van. 

11994 51-28 Spirilera disjuncta, Sby. (2). 



(1). 



Station No. 52, near No. 51. 



Stati 


ion No. 53. 


miles south of N, 


11995 


53- 


11996 


53-3 


11997 


53-6 


11998 


53-8 


11999 


53-12 


12000 


53-13 


12001 


53-14 


12002 


53-17 


12003 


53-18 


12004 


53-19 


12005 


53-20 


12006 


53-22 


12007 


53-23 


12008 


53-25 


12009 


53-26 ' 


12010 


53B-1 


12011 


53B-3 


12012 


530-2 


12013 


530-7 


12014 


530-10 : 



, New Bloomfield road to Carlisle, one to two 

. B. Chemung rooks, VIII a. 

unnamed (1). 

Productella hirsuta, Hall (1). 

Rhynchonella contracta, Hall (5). 

Leiorhynchus mesocostale, Hall (1) 

Aulopora tubEeformis, Goldf. (2). 

Orthis impressa, Hall (1). 

Strophodonta perplana, Con., Var. parva (new 

variety) (1). 
Rhynchonella contracta, Hall (1). 
Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (1). 
Strophodonta perplana, Var. nervosa, Hall (3). 
Spirifera mesostrialis, Hall (7). 
Cyrtina hamiltonensis (1). 
Rhynchonella contracta (1). 
Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (2). 
Orthoceras demus, Hall (1). 
Orthis impressa, Hall (1). 
see above (1). 

Spirifera mesostrialis, Hall (1). 
Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (1). 
Palasoneilo fllosa, Con. (1). 



Station No. 54, Jericho school house near New Bloomfield. 
Hamilton upper shale, VIII c. 
12015 54- unnamed (1). 



claypole's collection, fossils. 139 

12016 54-1 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Hall (9). 

12017 54-3 Homalonotus dekayi, Green (1). 

12018 54-4 Strophodonta perplana, Con. (2). 

12019 54-5 Spirifera zigzag, Hall (1). 

12020 54-6 Orthis penelope. Hall (3). 

12021 54-7 unnamed. 

12022 54-11 Nautilus (Gyroceras) liratus (1). 

12023 54-12 Chonetes setigerus, Hall (1). 



Station No. 55, Garber's quarry, Falling Spring, Lower 
Selderberg limestone and upper shaly beds, VI. 
12024 55- Corals mostly (15 specimens). 



Station No. 56, Eattlesnake hill cross roads, 3 miles south of 
New Bloomfield, in Hamilton sand, and upper shales, VIII c. 

12025 56-2 Spirifera medialis, Hall (5). 

12026 56-3 Spirifera acuminata, Con. (1). 
,12027 56-4 Spirifera mucronata, Con. (1). 

12028 56-5 Glyptodesma erectum, Con. (1). 

12029 56-7 Spirifera medialis, Hall (1). 

12030 56-8 Tentaculites attenuatus, Hall (1). 



Station No. 57, Junkin's farm, 5 miles south of New Bloom- 
field, Carroll, Chemung and Oatskill, VIII-IX. 

12031 57-3 Schizodus quadrangularis, Hall (2). 

12032 57-9 unnamed (1). 

12033 57-13 Modiomorpha eubalata, Con. (3). 

12034 57-14 unnamed (2). 

12035 57-16 undetermined (2). 

12036 57-17 Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (7). 

12037 57-19? Leiorhynchus mesocostale? [Actenoptera per- 

strialis f] 

12038 57-20 Productella hirsuta, Hall (1). 

12039 57-22 Ectinodesma birostratum, Hall (1). 
12040. 57-23 Actinoptera perstrialis (1). 

12041 57-25 Schizodus rhombeus, Hall (1). 

12042 57-26 Palaeoneilo constricta, Hall (1). 

12043 57-27 Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall (1). 



140 O a CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

12044 57-28 Oryptonella eudora, Hall (3). 

12045 57-29 Palaeoneilo constricta, Hall (1). 

12046 57-30 unnamed. 

12047 57-31 undetermined. 

12048 57-32 Productella hirsuta, Hall (2). 

12049 57-33 with 30, 31, unknown (1). 

12050 57-34 unknown (1). 

12051 57-35 Stictopora meekii (1). 

12052 57-36 Orthis impressa. Hall (1). 

12053 57-37 Palasoneilo constricta, Hall (2). 

12054 57-38 same as 16. 

12055 57-39 Tentaculites spicula, Hall (3). 

12056 57-40 Grammysia elliptica, Hall (1). 

12057 57-45 Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall (3). 

12058 57-46 Leiorhynchus mesocostale. Hall (2). 

12059 57-47 Productella lachrymosa, Hall (3). 

12060 57-48 Spirifera mesocostalis. Hall (5). 

12061 57-49 Amboccelia umbonata, Var? Hall (1). 

12062 57-51 Limoptera macroptera, Con. (5). 

12063 57-63 unnamed (2). 

12064 57-64 Modiomorpha catskillensis, Van (1). 

12065 57-65 with 48. 

12066 57-D large specimen. 



Station No. 58, F. W. Gibson's, Shermansdale, Lower' Held- 

erberg lime shales, VI (34 large specimens). 

12067 58- 

12068 58- 

12069 58- 

12070 58- 

12071 58- 

12072 58- 

12073 58- 

12074 58- 

12075 58- 

12076 58- 

12077 58- 

12078 58- 

12079 58- 



clatpole's collection, fossils. O 3 141 



12080 58- 

12081 58- 

12082 58- 

12083 58- 

12084 58- 

12085 58- 

12086 58- 

12087 58- 

12088 58- 

12089 58- 

12090 58- 

12091 58- 

12092 58- 

12093 58- 

12094 58- 

12095 58- 

12096 58- 

12097 58- 

12098 58- 

12099 58- 

12100 58- 



Station No. 59, Pisgah hill top, opposite Station No. 58 E, 
Oriskany, VII ; a, Marcellus limestone., VIII a, b ; i, Hamil- 
ton sandstone, VIII c. 

12101 59-1 Phacops rana, Green (1). 

Spirifera mucronata, Con. (2). 

RensaellEeria (7). 

unnamed (7). 

a cast in wax (1). 

Spirifera mucronata ) ,-.0. m 

Renssellasria. ) 

Spiriferia medialis, Hall (3). 

unknown (1). 

Tentaculites attenuates, Hall (3). 

Chonetes coronatus, Con. (2). 

Actinodesma subrectum, Whitf. (2). 

casts in wax (3). 

same as 59-6. 



12102 


59-6 


12103 


59-6 


12104 


59-6 


12105 


59-6 


12106 


59-9 


12107 


59-9 


12108 


59-10 


12109 


59-11 


12110 


59-12 


12111 


59-17 


12112 


59-18 


12113 


59-18 


12114 


59-19 



142 s 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



12115 59B-(— ) unnamed. 

12116 59B-4 Actinodesma subrectum (3). 

12117 59B-5 Spirifera medialis (1). 

12118 59B-18 Actinodesma subrectum (5). 

12119 59-(?) unnamed. 



Station No 
and Salina, 

12120 60- 

12121 60- 

12122 60- 

12123 60- 

12124 60- 

12125 60- 
12162 60- 

12127 60- 

12128 60- 

12129 60- 

12130 60- 

12131 60-1 

12132 60-2 

12133 60-3 

12134 60-4 

12135 60-5 



. 60, Waggoner's mill, near Centre, Clinton, V a 
Vc. 

(5). 

(4). 
(10). 

(4). 

(!)• 
Ljngula oblonga, Conrad (3). 

(2). 

(1). 
Beyrichia notata. Hall (2). 

(2). 

(D- 
Atrypa congesta, Con. (2). 
Orthoceras (1). 

Rensselseria asquiradiata. Con. (1). 
Rhynchonela emacerata, Hall (1). 
Pyrenomoeus cuneatus, Hall (2). 



Station No. 61, on road west of Centre, in Salina gray shales, 
Vc. 



Station No. 62, on the Buck hills, south of Germantown, 
from the Clinton ore sand rock, V a. 
12136 S-62 Chonetes cornutus, Hall (1). 



Station No. 63, Conecocheague mountain, north slope into 
Horse valley ; from Hudson river slate III 5, or the base of 
the Medina IV a. 



claypole's collection, fossils. 



8 143 



Station No. 64, Shermandale mill, from Chemung and Cats- 
kill rocks, VII1-IZ. 
12137 64-() unnamed (5 specimens). 



12138 


64-3 


unnamed (2). 


12139 
12140 
12141 


64-4 
64-5 
64-7 


Stictopora meekii (1). 
Orthis impressa, Hall (1). 
unnamed (1). 


12142 
12143 


64-8 
64-11 


Orthis tioga? Hall (1). 
unnamed (1). 


12144 
12145 


S-64 
S-64 


Lingula regia and plant remains (1). 
Beyrichia (1). 



Station No. 65, near Drumgold's tannery, Carroll township, 
from fragment of Hamilton sandstone (not in place) VIII c. 



Station No. 66, specimens from Ithaca, N". Y., named by 
Prof. H. S. Williams. From Chemung strata, VIII g. 

12146 66-2 unnamed (1). 

12147 66-3 Palaeoneilo filosa, Con. (1). 

12148 66-5 Crania hamiltoniae? Hall, var. recta (1). 

12149 66-6 unknown. 



Station No. 67, Monroetown bridge, Leroy, Bradford Co., 
Pa., from Catskill rocks, IX. 



Station No. 68, opposite Bloomsburg, on the North Branch 
Susquehanna river; from Hamilton strata VIII c (those 
marked d are from Chemung strata, VIII g). 

12150 68-? d Pterinea from Chemung (1). 

12151 68-() unnamed. 

12152 68-2 Phacops rana, Green (5). 

12153 68-3 Leiorhynchus mesocostale. Hall (3). 

12154 68-4 Nucula linciolata, Hall (1). 

12155 68-5 Spirifera mesostrialis, Hall (3). 

12156 68-^ Chonetes lepidus, Hall (1) Hamilton. 



144 O 3 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



12157 68-7 Eodon bellistriatus, Con. (1). 

12158 68-9 Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (8). 

12159 68-11 Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (8). 

12160 68-12 Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (1). 

12161 68-13 Streptelasma rectum, Hall (2). 

12162 68-17 Leiopteria dekayi, Hall (-1). 

12163 68-19<# Modiolopsis concentrica, Con. (1) Ham. 

12164 68-20 Productella hirsuta, Hall (2). 

12165 68-21 Leiorhynchus mesocostale, Hall (2). 

12166 68-22 Actinoptera birostrata (3). 

12167 68-22 unnamed (1). 

12168 68-25 with 68-9 (3). 

12169 68-27 undetermined (I). 

12170 68-28 undetermined (1). 

12171 68-40 Aulopora tubseformis, Goldf. (1). 

12172 68-41 undetermined (1). 

12173 68-42 with 68-40. 

12174 68-43 Strophodontaperplana, Con. (10). 

12175 68-44 with 68-40 (2). 

12176 68-45 undetermined (2). 

12177 68-46 undetermined (2). 

12178 68-48 d Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall (1). 

12179 68-49 with 68-11, undetermined (1). 

12180 68#5 and 9, Spirifera mesostrialis, Hall (1). 

12181 68a5 and 48, d, Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall (2). 

12182 68al5 Orthis impressa, Hall (5). 

12183 68as29 Spirifera mesostrialis, Hall (12). 

12184 68a29 and 48 d Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall (2). 

12185 685-2 Phacopsrana, Green (1). 

12186 68B-30 Atrypa aspera, Schloth (4). 

12187 68B-36 with 33. 

12188 68B-31 Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (3). 

12189 68B-32d Spirifera fimbriata, Hall (1). 

12180 68B-33 Spirifera ? (1). 

12181 68B-34 Orthis vanuxemi, Hall (1). 

12182 68B-35 Chonetes setigerus, Hall (2). 

12183 68B-36 unnamed (3). 

12184 68B-37 unnamed (1). 

12185 68B-38 Streptelasma rectum. Hall (box half full). 



olatpole's collection, fossils. 



s 145 



Station No. 69, west oi Leroy, Bradford Co., Pa., from Chem- 
ung strata, VIII g. 

12186 69-(— ) unnamed (1). 

12187 69-2 Rhynchonella contracta, Hall (2). 

12188 69-3 Productella lachrymosa, Hall (3). 

12189 69D-1 Grammysia elliptica. Hall (1). 

12190 69E-1 unnamed (6). 

12191 69F-() Spirifera ? (6). 

12192 69F-3 Productella lachrymosa, Hall (13). 

12193 69F-5 unnamed (1). 

12194 69F-6 Spirifera mesocostolis, Hall (4). 

12195 69F-8 Orthis impressa, Hall (1). 

Station No. 70, north of Leroy, Bradford Co., Pa., Chemung 
strata, VIII g. 

Pterinea? (1). 

Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (4). 

Cryptonella eudora, Hall (1). 

Spirifera disjuncta, Sby. (1). 

unnamed (1). 

unnamed (1). 

Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (3). 

Rhynchonella contracta, Hall (1). 

Strophodonta cayuta, Hall (1). 

Atrypa aspera, Schloth (1). 



12196 


70-10 


12197 


70«4 


12198 


70a6 


12199 


70a9 


12200 


70B- 


12201 


70B-1 


12202 


70B-3 


12203 


70B-5 


12204 


70B-7 


12205 


70B-8 



Station No. 71, near Leroy, Bradford Co., Pa., a, Chemung 
VIII g ; I, CatsHll,IX. 

Schizodus rhombeus, Hall (1). 
Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (3). 
Cryptonella eudora, Hall (5). 
unnamed from Gulf Brook (3). 
Spirifera dipjuncta, Sbg. (3). 
Spirifera mesoscostalis and fishplate (1). 
Actinoptera zeta, Hall (1). 
Leiopteria bigsbyi, Hall (1). 



12206 


71-1 


12207 


71-3x10 


12208 


71-5 


12209 


71 £5 


12210 


71-6 


122 LI 


71-10x3 


12212 


71-13 


12213 


71-15 



10 o a 



146 O 8 CATALOGUE OE STATE MUSEUM. 

Station No. 72, near Towanda, Bradford Co., Pa., from Che- 
mung strata, VIII g. 
12214 72-1 Aviculopecten pecteniformis, Con. (1). 



Station No. 73, one mile east of Sta. No. 2, from Chemung 
strata, VIII g. 

12215 73-( ) unnamed (1). 

12216 73-1 Orthis impressa, Hall (4). 

12217 73-3 Khynchonella contracta. Hall (1). 

12218 73-4 unnamed (1). 

12219 73-5 Spirifera mesostrialis, Hall (1). 

12220 73-7 Stictopora meekii (1). 

12221 73-01 Orthis impressa, Hall (6). 



Station No. 74, Soap hill, between New Bloomfield and New- 
port, in Hamilton upper shales, VIII c. 

12222 74-20 Spirifera fimbriata, Hall (1). 

12223 740 unnamed (1). 

12224 74012 Pleurotomaria trilix, Hall (2)/ 



Station No. 75, Newport narrows, in Hamilton sandstone 
VIII c. 

12225 75-() unnamed (1). 

12226 75-2 Chonetes lepidus, Hall (1). 



Station No. 76, near Station 75, in Hamilton fossil ore, 
VIII c. 

12227 76a3 Spirifera mucronata, Con. (3). 

12228 76a4 Spirifera acuminata, Con. 

12229 76a5 Spirifera medialis, Hall. 

12230 76a6 undetermined. 

12231 76<z7 undetermined. 

12232 76«8 Chonetes setigerus, Hall. 

12233 76B1 undetermined. 

12234 76-() undetermined. 



clatpole's collection, fossils. O 3 147 

Station No. 77, near Station 76, from (a) Portage (Cardiola 
shale) VIII f, (b)(c)(d) Hamilton upper shales, VIII c. 

12235 77-1 Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (4). 

12236 77ffl2 Strophodonta perplana, Con. (2). 

12237 77-18 Nucula lirata, Con. (1). 

12238 77-20 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Hall (3). 

12239 77C3 unknown (1). 

12240 77C21 Nucula lirata, Con. (1). 

12241 lid undetermined (1). 

12242 77e?4 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Hall (7). 

12243 77d6 Pleurotomaria capillaria, Hall (2). 

12244 77d8 Spirorbus angulatus, Hall (1). 

12245 77^9 Eodon bellistriatus, Con. (1). 

12246 77<£L2 Rhychonella horsfordi, Hall (1). 

12247 77^13 Nucula yandalli. Hall (1). 

12248 77^14 Dalmanites boothii, Green (1). 

12249 77^15 unknown. 

12250 77^16 Crania hamiltonensis, Hall (1). 



Station No. 78, Northern Central Eailroad cut, one mile south 
of Selinsgrove, Snyder Co., Pa., in (a) Marcellus VIII I; (b) 
Hamilton shale \ VIII c; (c) Hamilton sandstone, VIII c. 

12251 78-4 Chonetes coronatus, Con. (1). 

12252 78B unnamed (2). 

12253 78B2 (A) Styliola fissurella, Hall (1). 

12254 78B6 (C) Tropidoleptus carinatus, Hall (1). 

12255 78B8 Aulopora tubseformis, Goldf. (-3). 

12256 78B12 Palseoneilo constricta, Con. (1). 

12257 780 unnamed. 

J2258 7805 Rhynchonella congregata, Con. (1). 
12259 7806 Tropidoleptus carinatus (1). 



Station No. 79, Northern Central railroad cuts, one mile- 
north of Selinsgrove, Snyder Co., Pa., in (a) Lower Helderberg 
limestone, VI; (b) Oriskany sandstone^ VII; (c) Oriskany, 
two miles north of (b) ; (d) Lower Helderberg limestone, VI. 
12260 79B1 Spirifera arrecta, Hall (1). 



148 O 3 CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

Station No. 80. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail- 
road cuts, east of Asylum, at Bloomsbukg, Columbia Co., Pa., 
n (a) Catskill, IX. 

12261 80-1 Productella hirsuta, Hall (33 spec). 
12282 80-2 Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (1 with 80-1; 3± 
alone ; 1 with 80-5 ; 1 with 80-13 ; 37 in all). 

12263 80-6 Productella hirsuta, var. rectispina, Hall (2). 

12264 80-7 Leiorhynchus mesocostale, Hall (5 ; also two boxes 

full of various specimens marked the same). 

12265 80-12 undetermined (1). 

12266 80-14 undetermined (1). 

12267 80-16 same as 80-7. 

12288 80-17 Nucula varicosa, Hall (2). 

12269 80-18 Palasoneilo brevis, Hall (3). 

12270 80-19 Rhynchonella contracta, Hall (3). 

12271 80-20 Orthis impressa, Hall (1). 

12272 80-23 unnamed. 

12273 80-21 unnamed. 

12271 80a3 Spirifera disjuncta, Sby. (2). 

12275 80a5 unnamed. 

12276 80-() unnamed. 



Station No. 81, Baileysburg, in Hamilton sandstone, VIII c 
12277 81-2 Spirifera medialis, Hall (2 and a tray full of sun- 
dries). 



Station No. 82, Pine Grove, Miller township, Perry Co., in 
Maroellus limestone, Villa, b. 

12278 82-1 unnamed (3). 

12279 82-2 Strophodonta perplana, Con. (1). 

12280 82al Leiorhynchus multicostatum, Hall (2). 

12281 82a3 undetermined (2). 

12282 82a4 Strophodonta demissa, Con. (3). 



Station No. 83, old Juniata furnace, Centre township. Mar- 
cellus Shale, VIII b. 
12283 83-1 Tentaculites ? (2). 



claypole's collection, fossils. O a 149 

Station No. 84, 1. C. White's collection from opposite Blooms 
burg, Columbia Co., Pa., Chemung, VIII g. 

12284 84-2 unnamed (4). 

12285 84-1 unnamed (1). 

12286 84-2 unnamed (1). 

12287 84-4 Chonetes lepidus, Hall (1). 

12288 84-6 Schizodus quadrangularis, Hall (1). 

12289 84-7 Paleeoneilo plana, Hall (1). 

12290 84-8 undetermined (1). 

12291 84-11 undetermined (3). 

12292 84-15 Rhynchonella emma (or near it). Hall, (1). 



Station No. 85, 1. C. White, near Bloomsburg, Columbia Co., 
Pa., Hamilton strata, VIII c. 

12293 85-4 Orthoceras subulatum, Hall (1). 

12294 85-6 unnamed (2). 



Station No. 86, I. C. White, near Bloomsburg, Columbia Co., 
Pa., Clinton strata. V a. 
12295 86-9 Chonetes ? (1). 



Station No. 87, 1. C. White, Vanderslice's quarry, near Blooms- 
burg, Col. Co., Pa., Hamilton strata, VIII c. 

12296 87-1 Discina media, Hall (2). 

12297 87-2 unnamed (1). 

12298 87-4 Athyris spiriferoides, Eaton (1). 



Station No. 88, same as 87. 

Station No. 89, Mahanoy town, Northumberland Co., Pa. 
Lower Helderberg strata, VI. 
12299 89-1 Spirifera macropleura, Hall (3). 
89-2 Strophomena depressa, Sby. (1). 



Station No. 90, Paxinos quarry, Northumberland Co., Pa.. 
Hamilton strata, VIII c. 
12300 90-1 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Hall (3). 



150 O' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

Station No. 91, Selinsgrove junction, North. Co., Pa. 

12301 91-1 Leptocselia acutiplicata, Hall (1). 

12302 91-4 unnamed (1). 

12303 91-6 unnamed (1). 



Station No. 92, I. C. White, Vanderslice's quarry, near 
Bloomsbubg, Pa. 

12304 92-( ) unnamed (1). 

12305 92-( ) unnamed (1). 

12306 92-4 Spirifera granulifera, Hall (1). 

12307 92-9 Eodon bellistriata, Hall (1). 

12308 92-11 Spirifera fimbriata, Hall (1). 

12309 92-13 unnamed (1). 

12310 92-14 Nucula bellistriata, Hall (1). 

12311 92-15 Strophodonta perplana, Con. (1). 

12312 92-25 Coleolus tenuiscinctus, Hall (1). 

12313 92-30 unnamed (I). 

12314 92-32 Atrypa reticularis, Hall (1). 



Station No. 93, from I. O. White, Rupert Narrows, near 
Bloom&burg, Pa. Catskill, IX. 

12315 93-1 Crinoid (1). 

12316 93-2 Crinoid (1). 

12317 93-3 Crinoid (1). 

12318 93-4 Fishbone (1). 

12319 93-5 unnamed (1). 

12320 93-6 unnamed (1). 

12321 93-7 unnamed (1). 

12322 93-8 Grammysia elliptica ? Hall (1). 

12323 93-9 unnamed (1). 

12324 93-10 Pleurotomaria (box). 

12325 93-11 Pteronites chemungensis, Hail (5). 

12326 93-12 Holoptychius (1). 

12327 93-13 Pleurotomaria? (1). 

12328 93-14 Holoptychius (1). 

12329 93-11 Holoptychius tooth (1). 

12330 93-17 Lingula spatulata, Hall (2). 

12331 93-rl9 ? (1). 



claypole's collection, fossils. O 3 151 

12332 93-20 Spirifera disjuncta, Sby. (1) in Catskill. 

12333 93-21 unnamed (7) 

12334 93-22 unnamed (3). 

12335 93-23 unnamed (1). 

12336 93-24 unnamed (1). 



Station No. 94, Crawley hill, four miles southwest of New 
Bloomfield, Perry Co., from Hamilton fossil ore, VIII c. 

12337 94-1 Spirifera mucronata, Con. (10). 

12338 94-1 unnamed (1). 

12339 94-2 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Hall (12). 

12340 94-3 Rhynchonella congregata, Con. (5). 

12341 94-6 undetermined (1). 

12342 94-7 Tentaculites attenuatus, Hall (4), and with 13 

and 25. 

12343 94-9 Actinodesma subrectum, Hall (1). 

12344 94-10 undetermined (1). 

12345 94-11 Ancyrocrinus bulbosus, Hall (2). 

12346 94-12 Atrypa aspera, Schlot. (1). 

12347 94-13 Spirifera medialis, Hall (9), and also with 3 and 12. 

12348 94-14 Homalonotus dekayi, Green (1). 

12349 94-16 undetermined (4).' 

12350 94-17 Eodon bellistriatus, Con. (1). 

12351 94-19 unnamed (2). 

12352 94-20 Spirifera acuminata, Con. (5). 

12353 94-25 Chonetes coronatus, Con. (14), and also with 2 

and 7. 

12354 94-( ) Orthoceras, large specimen (1). 

12355 94-( ) Productus (1). 

12356 94-( ) loose specimens (12). 



Station No. 95, from Grove Bros, lime quarry, 3£ m. from 
Rupert, near Bloomsburg, Col. Co.. Pa. in Oriskany sandstone 
strata, VII. 

12357 95-( ) unnamed (5). 

12358 95-1 Spirifera arrecta, Hall (8). 

12359 95-2 Platyceras magnificum, Hall (1). 

12360 95-3 Platyceras ventricosum, Hall (4). 



152 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

12361 95-5 Merista lata, Hall (4). 

12362 95-6 unnamed (1). 

12363 95-8 Leptocselia flabellites, Hall (1). 

12364 95-12 Rensselseria ovalis, Hall (1). 



Station No. 96, two miles west from Rupert, Columbia Co., 
Pa., in Lower Helderberg shaly limestone (at base of VI, 
overlying Salina strata). 



Station No. 97, 1. C. White's specimens from Stony Brook, 
near Bloomsburg, Col. Co., Pa., in strata, 

via . 

12365 97-() unnamed (1). 

12366 97-1 Orthis impressa, Hall (1), and with 17. 

12367 97-2 Leiorhynchus mesocostale, Hall (1). 

12368 97-4 Productella hirsuta, Hall (4). 

12369 97-6 Rhynchonella contracta, Hall (2). 

12370 97-8 Chonetes lepidus, Hall (1). 

12371 97-9 Coleolus acicula. Hall (1). 

12372 97-11 Strophodonta perplana, Hall (2). 

12373 97-12 Palseoneilo brevis, Hall (2). 

12374 97-15 Nuculites oblongatus, Con. (1). 

12375 97-16 Nucula bellistriata, Con. (3). 

12376 97-17 Atrypa reticularis, Hall (1), and with 1. 

12377 97-18 Rhynchonella contracta, Hall (1). 

12378 98-19 Productella hirsuta, Hall (1) and with 16. 



Station No. 98, 1. C. White's specimens from 4 miles west of 
Shickshinnt, Luzerne Co., Pa., in CatskiU rocks, IX. 
12379 98-1 Holoptychius americanus, Leidy (1). 



Station No. 99, near Drum gold's tannery, Sherman's Creek, 
Carroll township, Perry Co., from Hamilton upper slates, 
VIII c. 

12380 99-1 Eodon bellistriatus, Con. (2). 

12381 99-2 Modiomorpha concentrica, Hall (1). 

12382 99-3 Spirifera fimbriata (3), and with 15. 



CLAYPOLE'S COLLECTION". FOSSILS. O' 153 

12383 99-4 Orthoceras nuntium, Hall (1) with 11. 

12384 99-6 Prcetus macrocephalus (6), and with 99-30, 55. 

12385 99-7 Streptelesma rectum, Hall (2). 

12386 99-8 Rhynchonella prolifica, Hall (4). 

12387 99-10 Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (4). ' 

12388 99-11 Strophodonta insequistriata, Con. (8). 

12389 99-12 Pleurotomaria trilix, Hall (1). 

12390 99-13 Dalmanites boothii, Green (4). 

12391 99-14 Cryptonella planirostra, Hall (1). 

12392 99-15 with 3, unnamed (1). 

12393 99-16 Oypricardinia indenta, Con. (7). 

12394 99-23 Spirifera ziczac, Hall (1). 

12395 99-24 Strophodonta perplana, Con. (1). 

12396 99-26 Beyrichia punctulifera, Hall (1). 

12397 99-27 Palasoneilo maxima, Con. (1). 

12398 99-28 unnamed (1). 

12399 99-29 Chonetes lepidus, Hall (1). 

12400 99-30 unnamed (1). 

12401 99-31 Palasoneilo emarginata, Con. (3). 

12402 99-32 unnamed (2). 

12403 99-34 unnamed (1). 

12404 99-36 Strophodonta textilis, Hall (1). 

12405 99-37 Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall (1). 

12406 99-38 unnamed (1) with 54. 

12407 99-41 Prcetus haldemani, Hall (1). 

12408 99-43 unnamed (1). 

12409 99-45 Platyceras attenuatum, Hall (1). 

12410 99-46 unnamed (5). 

12411 99-47 Actinocrinus eucharis, Hall (1). 

12412 99-49 unnamed (1). 

12413 99-50 unnamed (1). 

12414 99-51 Modiomorpha concentrica, Hall (2). 

12415 99-54 Phacops rana, Greene (3) with 38. 

12416 99-55 Stictopora? (with 99-30). 

12417 90-() unnamed (4). 



Station No. 100, 1. C. White's collections, two miles north of 
Georgetown, near Bloomsburg, Col. Co., Pa,, 1000 feet above 
the base of the Chemung formation, Ylllg. 



154 s 



CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 



12418 100-6 

12419 100-12 

12420 S-100 



unnamed (1). 

Palseoneilo plana, Hall (1). 

unnamed (4). 



Station No. 101, Mr. Ferguson's farm near Station No. 6, 

Clark's mill, Perry Co., Pa., from the Hamilton, sandstone, 
VIIIo. 

1 2421 101-2 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Hall ( 10 ) and with 101-2. 

12422 101-2 Spirifera mucronata, Con. (1). 

12423 101-3 Spirifera medialis, Hall (1). 

12424 101-5 unnamed (2). 

12425 101-() unnamed (4). 



Station No. 102 wanting. 



Station No. 103, half-a-mile north of King's mill, Penn town- 
ship, Perry Co., from the top strata of the Chemung formation, 
VIII g. Note. — Most of the following are doubtful ; matrix 
rough ; shells small and imperfect; mostly lamellibranchs. 

12426 103-1 Leda rostellata. Nby. (I) with 2, 4, 6, 8, 9. 

12427 103-2 unnamed (1) and with 103-7. 

12428 103-4 unnamed (1). 

12429 103-5 Palseoneilo — a very small spec. (1). 

12430 103-6 Bellerophon maera ? (1). 

12431 103-7 unnamed (1) with 103-2. 

12432 103-8 unnamed (1) with 103-8. 

12433 103-9 unnamed (1) with 103-1, 8. 

12434 103-10 Palseoneilo barrisi, W. & W. (2). 

12435 103-11 Spirifera mesocostalis ? Hall (2). 

12436 103-12 Fish tooth (1). 

12437 103-13 Modiomorpha? (2). 

12438 103-15 Modiomorpha subalata? Con. (1). 

12439 103-20 Sanguinolites chemungensis, Con. 

12440 103-21 unnamed (4). 

12441 103-23 unnamed (1). 

12442 103-27 Spirifera disjuncta, Sby. (1). 

12443 103-() cast of Bellerophon, &c, (1). 



(!)• 



CLAYPOLE'S COLLECTION'. FOSSILS. O 8 155 

Station No. 104, opposite Shermandale mill, Perry Co., Pa., 
from the Kingsmill sandstone, in Chemung- Oatskill formation, 
YIII-IX. 

12445 104-4 unnamed, and with 5, 6, 8, 11, 12 (5). 

12446 104-5 Spirifera disjuncta, Sby. (7). 

12447 104-6 Modiomorpha subalata, Con. (2). 

12448 104-7 Schizodus oblatus and large variety (6). 

12449 104-8 unknown (1). 

12450 104-11 unknown (1). 

12451 104-12 unknown (1). 

12452 104-13 Schizodus rhombeus, Hall (2). 
12353 104-15 Pleurotomaria ? fragment (1). 

12454 104-27 unnamed. 

12455 104-28 Modiomorpha quadrata ? Hall (1). 

12456 104-38 Sanguinolites undatus (2). 

12457 104-39 Goniophora chemungensis, Van. (2). 



Station No. 105. Hentzel's narrows, near Clark's mill, 2\ m. 
N. W. of New Bloomfield, Perry Co., from Hamilton (a) lower 
and (b) upper sandstone, VIII c. 

12458 105-4 Loxonema delphicola, Hall (3). 

12459 105-10 Phacops rana, Green (1). 



Station No. 106, Crawley hill, McQuigley's, Centre Co., 
Hamilton sandstone, VIII c. 

12460 106-1 Orthis penelope, Hall (7). 

12461 106-2 Spirifera mucronata (1). 

12462 106-4 Spirifera medialis, Hall (4, one a cast.). 

12463 106-5 unnamed. 

12464 106-6 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Hall (1). 

12465 106-7 no record (1). 



Station No. 107, Mr. Rambo's, 3£ miles south of New Bloom- 
field, Perry Co., from the Hamilton sandstone formation, 
VIII o. 



156 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

12466 107-1 Ohonetes cornutus ? (3). 

12467 107-2 Spirifera medialis, Hall (3). 

12468 107-5 Pteronites ? (1). 



Station No. 108, named specimens from H. S. Williams, oi 
Ithaca, N. Y., Chemung, VIII g. 

12469 108-5 Spirifera mesocostalis (1). 

12470 108-7 Rhynchonella pugnus (contracta?) (1). 

12471 108-14 Spirifera mesostrialis (2). 

12472 108-23 Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (1). 

12473 108-31 Stictopora meekii (1). 



Station No. 109, one mile north of Delville, Perry Co., from 
top strata of Chemung formation, VIII g. 

109-() Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall, variety (1). 

12474 109-1 unnamed (2). 

12475 109-2 Strophodonta demissa, Con. (1). 

12476 109-3 Productella hirsuta, Hall (2). 

12477 109-4 Rhynchonella contracta, Hall (1). 

12478 109-5 Aulopora ? (2). 

12479 109-6 unnamed (2). 

12480 109-7 Conularia continens, Hall (1). 

12481 109-8 Orinoid (3). 

12482 109-9 Lichenalia ? 

12483 109-() unnamed. 

12484 a large specimen, cast of Lepidodendron, from 
Cove mountain, Pooono sandstone, formation X. 



Station No. 110, Brickfield, one mile southwest of New 
Bloomfield, Perry Co., from Hamilton upper shale, VIII c. 

12485 110-() unnamed (1). 

12486 110-1 Phacops rana, Green (4). 

12487 110-2 Chonetes logani, var. aurora, Hall (5). 

12488 110-3 Rhynchonella horsfordi, Hall (3). 

12489 110-4 Spirifera ziczac, Hall (4). 



claypole's collection, eossils. O 4 157 

12490 110-5 unnamed (3), and with 110-4. 

12491 110-6 Leiorhynchus multicostatum, Hall (20). 

12492 110-8 unnamed (1). 

12493 110-9 unnamed (7). 

12494 110-10 Streptelasma rectum, Hall (1). 

12495 110-11 unnamed (6), and with 14, 24 and 26. 

12496 110-12 unnamed (1). 

12497 110-13 Tropidoleptus carinatus (1). 

12498 110-14 Atrypa aspera, Schlot. (1). 

12499 110-15 Vitulina pustulosa, Hall (1). 

12500 110-17 Amboccelia umbonata, Hall (12). 

12501 110-18 Chonetes coronatus, Con. (1). 

12502 110-19 Spirifera fimbriate,. Hall (3). 

12503 110-20 Crania hamiltoniae, Hall (1). 

12504 110-21 unnamed (1), with 23. 

12505 110-22 Chonetes mucronatus, Hall (1). 

12506 110-25 Dalmanites boothii, green (2). 

12507 110-26 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, Var. arctostria- 

tus, Hall (1) with 110-11. 

12508 110-27 Modiomorpha concentrica, Con. (1). 

12509 110-29 Strophodonta perplana, Hall (1). 



Station No. Ill, Kings Mill, Penn township, Perry Co., part 
of St. No. 36 collection from the Kingsmill sandstone. From 
the CatsMll formation, IX. 

12510 111-1 Spirifera disjuncta, Sby. (10 specimems). 

12511 111-10 unnamed (1). 

12512 111-13 unnamed (3). 

12513 111-14 unnamed (4). 

12514 111-17 unnamed (1). 

12515 S-lll unnamed (18). 

12516 S-lll-1 unnamed (1). 

12517 S-lll-14 Beyrichia sulcopunctata, sp. nov. Ms. 

12518 lll-() unnamed (9) Note.— Most of the material 

in a bad state, fragments of Entomostraca, 
chiefly ; some specimens in the hands of 
Prof. T. Rupert Jones for study. 



Station No. 112, wanting. 



158 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

Station No. 113, Foose's tunnel, South Cove mountain, in 
Pocono sandstone strata, X. 

12519 113-2 Lepidodendron corrugatum, Dawson (1). 

12520 S113-1 Sphenopteris fiaccida, Crepin; (two boxes full, 

named by Lesquereux). 

12521 S-113-3 Calamites ? (a box full). 



Station No. 114, Linton's, near King's mill, 200 yards north 
of station No. 50, from Catskill- Chemung strata, YIII-IX. 

12522 114-() unnamed (1). 

12523 114-1 unnamed (3). 

12524 114-3 Holoptychius americanus, Leidy (2). 

12525 114-4 Woody matter. 

12526 114-5 Bothriolepis taylori? Hall (1). 



Station No. 115, New Bark tavern, one mile south of New 
Bloomfield, Perry Co., Pa., from Chemung lower strata, 
VIII [ff) g. 

12527 115-1 Atrypa reticularis, Linn, (2). 

12528 115-2 Modiomorpha concentrica, Con. (1). 

12529 115-3 Productella hirsuta ? Hall (1). 

12530 115-5 Pterinea (2). 



Station No. 116, S. Brown's, two miles south-west of New 
Bloomfield, from top of Hamilton sandstone and bottom of 
Hamilton shale, YIII c. 

12531 116-10 unnamed (1). 

12532 116-11 unnamed (1). 



Station No. 117, Falling Spring, Spring township, Perry Co., 
from Marcellus limestone VIII a, 5. 

12533 117-1 Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (1). 

12534 117-4 Bellerophon ? (1). 



CLAYroLE'S COLLECTION. FOSSILS. O" 159 

Station No. 118, Dorrans narrows, north end, Mr. Toomey's, 
Centre township, Perry Co., from Hamilton upper shale, 
VIII c. 

12535 118-1 Spirifera mucronata, Hall (1). 

12536 118-3 Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (1). 

12537 118-7 Ancyrocrinus bulbosus, Hall (1). 

12538 118-8 Spirifera medialis, Hall (1). 

12539 118-10 Dalmanites boothii, Green (2). 

12540 118-12 Platyceras attenuatum, Hall (1). 

12541 118-13 Strophodonta perplana, Con. (1). 

12542 118-14 Favosites arbuscula, Hall (3). 

12543 118-16 Spirifera medialis, Hall (1). 

12544 118-18 Palaeoneilo constricta, Con. (2). 

12545 118-21 Heliophyllum halli, E. & H. (2). 

12546 118-22 Palseoneilo emarginatum, Con. (1). 

12547 118-23 unnamed (1). 

12548 118-25 Productella spinulicosta, Hall (2). 

12549 118-27 Orthoceras subulatum, Hall (1). 

12550 118-29 Pleurotomaria capillaris, Con. (1). 

12551 118-31 Crinoid plate— (1). 



Stations Nos. 119 to 128, wanting. 



Station No. 129, Roadside, one to two miles south of mouth 
of Lock's run, Wheatfield township, Perry Co., in Chemung 
rocks. Vlllg. 

12552 129-3 Atrypa reticularis, Linn (3). 

12553 129-6 Productella hirsuta, Hall (1). 



Station No. 130, wanting. 



Station No. 131, Hartzleins, near Station No. 129, from Che- 
mung strata VIII g- 
12554 131-1 Bellerophon mcera, Hall (a box full). 



160 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

Station No. 132, just south of No. 131, in the same. 
12555 132-1 Leiorhynchus mesocostale, Hall (2). 



Station No. 133, near A. Patton's, one mile south of Lock 
run, near Station No. 132, in Catskill, IX. 

12556 133-1 Schizodus rhombeus, Hall (2). 



Station No. 134, near Wm. Wood's, S. W. of last Station, in 
Catskill, IX. 
12557 134-3 Palgeoneilo brevis, Hall (1). 



Stations Nos. 135 to 139, wanting. 



Station No. 140, Ayl's limekiln, \\ m. S. E. of New Bloom- 
field, in Lower Helderberg upper shaly beds, VI. 

12558 140-1 Cheetetes abruptus (1). 



Station No. 141, one mile east of Pine Grove, Miller town- 
ship, Perry Co., Pa., from Chemung strata, VIII g. 

12559 141-1 Orthis impressa, Hall (17 specimens). 

12560 141-2 Productella hirsuta, Hall (1). 

12561 141-3 Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (2). 

12562 141-4 Tentaculites speculus, Hall (2). 

12563 141-6 Strophodonta perplana, var. parvula (1). 



Station No. 142, one mile west of Montebello narrows, Miller 
township, Hamilton upper shale, VIII e. 

12564 142-8 Orthonota parvula (1). 

12565 142-9 Tentaculites ? (1). 

12566 142-12 unnamed (1). 



Station No. 143, just north of last. Same rocks. 
12567 143-1 Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (2). 



claypole's collection, fossils. s 161 

Station No. 144, east of Montebello narrows, Miller township, 
Chemung, VIII g. 

12568 144-1 Strophodonta perplana, var. parvula (1). 

12569 144-2 Cyrtina hamiltonensis, Hall (2). 

12570 144-3 Palaeneilo constricta, Con. (1). 

12571 144-5 Atrypa reticularis, Linn (5). 

12572 144-6 Productella hirsuta, Hall (1). 

12573 144-7 Spirifera mesocostalis, Hall (1). 

12574 144-8 and 1, unnamed (1). 

12575 144-9 Eodon bellistriatum, Con. (1). 

12576 144-10 Pleurotomaria ? (2). 



Station No. 145, wanting. 



Station No. 146, Newport and Bailey sburg upper road (near 
the fork), Perry Co., Portage and Chemung strata, VIII f. g. 

12577 146-( ) unnamed (13). 

12578 146-1 Aulopora tubseformis, Goldf. (7). 

12579 146-2 Lunulucardium fragile, Hall (7). 

12580 146-3 Ambocoelia umbonata, Hall (1). 

12581 146-4 Strophodonta perplana, var. parva (7). 

12582 146-5 Cardiola speciosa, Hall (1). 



Stations Nos. 147 to 150, wanting. 



Station No. 151, one mile northeast of Bridgeport, Perry Co., 
Pa., from Marcellus formation, VIII a. 

12583 151-1 Phacops rana, Green (2). 

12584 151-3 Proetus ? (1). 

12585 151-4 Fenestella ? (1). 

12586 151-5 Ambocoelia ? (1). 

12587 151-6 unnamed (1). 

12588 151-( ) unnamed (2). 



Station No. 152, east of Rattlesnake hill, on the road from 
New Bloomfield to Duncannon, Wheatfield ; Hamilton upper 
shale, VIII o. 
12589 152-3 unnamed (3). 
110' 



162 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

Stations Nos. 153 to 156, wanting. 



Stations No. 157, half a mile N. of Stroudsburg, Monroe Co., 
Pa., I. C. White's collections from the Marcellus formation, 

vim. 

12590 157-1 

12591 157-2 

12592 157-3 
12593' 157-4 

12594 157-5 

12595 157-6 

12596 157-7 

12597 157-8 

12598 157-9 

12599 157-10 

12600 157-11 

12601 157-12 

12602 157-13 

12603 157-14 
12?04 157-15 

12605 157-16 

12606 157-17 

12607 157-18 

12608 157-19 

12609 157-20 

12610 157-21 

12611 157-22 

12612 157-23 

12613 157-24 

12614 157-25 

12615 157-26 

12616 157-27 

12617 157-28 

12618 157-29 

12619 157-30 

12620 157-31 

12621 157-32 

12622 157-33 

12623 157-34 



FOSSILS. O 3 163 



12624 157-35 

12625 157-36 

12626 157-37 

12627 157-38 

12628 157-39 

12629 157-40 

12630 157-41 

12631 157-42 

12632 157-43 

12633 157-44 

12634 157-45 

12635 157-46 

12636 157-47 

12637 157-48 

12638 157-49 

12639 157-50 

12640 157-51 

12641 157-52 

12642 157-53 

12643 157-54 

12644 157-55 

12645 157-56 

12646 157-57 

12647 157-58 

12648 157-59 

12649 157-60 

12650 157-61 

12651 157-62 

12652 157-63 

12653 157-64 

12654 157-65 

12655 157-66 

12656 157-67 

12657 157-68 

12658 157-69 

12659 157-70 

12660 157-71 

12661 157-72 

12662 157-73 

12663 157-74 



164 O 3 CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

12664 157-75 

12665 157-76 

12666 157-77 

12667 157-78 

12668 157-79 

12669 157-80 



Stations Nos. 158, 159 wanting. 



Station No. 160, at the dam half-a-mile north of Strouds- 
burg, Monroe Co., Pa., from the Coniferous limestone, Villa. 

12670 160-1 Tentaculites scalariformis, Hall (4). 

12671 160-2 unnamed (1). 



Station No. 161, Millerstown ore-works, east side of the Ju- 
niata, Perry Co., from Clinton strata, Va. 

12672 161-1 Beyrichia? 

12673 161-2 Homalonotus delphinocephalus, Hall (3). 

12674 J61-3 unnamed (1). 

12675 161-4 an eye of Phacops, or of Dalmanites (2). 

12676 161-5 Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (2). 

12677 161-6 Beyrichia lata, Van. (3). 

12678 161-7 Strophodonta striata, Hall (1) with 6 and (3) 

unnamed. 

12679 161-8 Avicula rhomboidea, Hall (1). 

12680 161-10 Strophomena rugosa, Dal. (1). 

12681 161-12 Khynchonella plicatella, Hall (2). 

12682 161-13 with 161-2, unnamed (1). 

12683 161-16 Avicula emacerata, Con. (2). 

12684 161-18 Modiomorpha? (1). 

12685 161-19 unnamed (1). 



Station No. 162, wanting. 



Station No. 163, Duncan's Island, four miles N. of Junction 
farm, in Hamilton upper slates, VIIIc. 
12686 163-1 Tropidoleptus cannatus, Con. (5). 



claypole's collection, fossils. 0' 165 

Station No. 164, Wynn's ^quarry, Sherman's creek , Tyrone 
township, Perry Co., from Salina strata, Vc. 

12687 164-() unnamed (2). 

12688 164-1 Beyrichia notata, Hall (5). 



Station No. 165, one mile N. of Z. Bice's, Spring township, 
Perry Co., from Hamilton upper shale, VIIIc. 
12689^165-1 Stromatoporacorallifera? (2). 



Station No. 166, two miles E. of Little Germany,^ Centre 
township, from Hamilton upper shale, VIIIc. 

12690 166-1 Spirifera mucronata, Con. (1). 

12691 166-2 Tentaculites attenuatus, Hall (1). 

12692 166-3 Goniatites? (1). 



Station No. 167, trap dyke opposite Sherman's creek mouth 
on the Dauphin Co. bank of the Susquehanna river. 
12693 167-2 Shale baked by contact (2). 



Station No. 168, Millerstown ore works, E. side Juniata river 
from Clinton strata, Va. 
12694 168-9 unnamed (1). 



Station No. 169, one mile north of Junction farm, Duncan's, 
Island, Perry Co., from the King^s mill sandstone, VIII-IX. 

12695 169-1 Rhynchonella ? (1). 

12696 169-2 Spirifera disjuncta, Sby. (1). 

12697 169-3 Tentaculites spiculus, Hall (2J. 

12698 169-4 Schizodus cuneus, Hall (1). 

12699 169-6 unnamedf(l). 



Station No. 170, wanting;. 



Station No. 171, one mile west of Marysville, Eye township, 
Perry Co., from Hamilton sandstone and upper shale, VIII c. 

12700 171-1 Spirifera granulifera. Hall (4). 

12701 171-2 Atrypa reticularis, Linn. (1). 



166 O 3 CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

12702 171-3 Pleurotomaria ? (1). 

12703 171-15 Aviculopecten princeps, Con. (1). 

12704 171-a unnamed (4). 



Station No. 172, two miles S. W. of N. Germantown, from the 
Clinton lower shales, Va. 
12705 172-1 unnamed (1). 



Station Nos. 173 to 182, wanting. 



Station No. 183, near Landisburgh wagon shop, from the 
Salina formation, V c. 
12706 183-1 Leperditia alta, Con. (1). 



Station No. 184, wanting. 



Station No. 185, gap in Little mountain two miles from Ster- 
ritt's gap in North mountain, Perry Co., from Hamilton sand- 
stone, VIII o. 

12707 185-1 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Con. (1). 

12708 185-2 Spiriferaformosa? (1). 



Stations Nos. 185, 186, wanting. 



Station No. 187, three miles E. of Ickesburg, from Lower 
Helderoerg strata, VI 

12709 187-1 Spirifera macropleura, Hall (2). 

12710 187-2 Strophomena rugosa, Dal. (1). 

12711 187-3 Dalmanites pleuroptyx, Green (ornasutus, Con.) 

12712 187-4 Orthis eminens, Half (3). 

12713 187-5 Eatonia medialis, Van. (1). 

12714 187-6 Phacops logani, Hall (1). 

12715 187-7 Meristella bella, Hall (2). 



Station No. 188, I. C. White's specimens from MoConnells- 
town, Huntingdon Co., Pa., from the Marcellus, VIII b. 

12716 188-1 Leiorhynchus limitare, Van. (2). 

12717 188-2 Ambocoelia umbonata, Con. (2). 



olaypole's collection, fossils. O 8 167 

Station No. 189, I. C. White's specimens from Pa. R. R. 203 
rd. milepost, below Huntingdon, strata, VIII. 

12718 189-1 unnamed (6). 

12719 189-2 unnamed (5). 

12720 189-3 unnamed (1). 

12721 189-5 unnamed (1). 



Station No. 190, 1. 0. White's collections at Coffee Run R. R. 
station, Huntingdon Co., Pa., from Lower Hamilton strata, 
VIII c. 

12722 190-1 Ambocoelia umbonata, Con. (6). 

12723 190-2 Leiorhynchus limitare (1). 

12724 190-4 and 1, unnamed (1). 

12725 190-5 Rhynchonella horsfordi, Hall (1). 

12726 190-6 Pteronites lams, Hall (1). 



Station No. 191, I. C. White's collections at McConnells- 
town, Huntingdon Co., Pa., from Marcellus ? strata, VIII h. 

12727 191-1 Ambocoelia umbonata, Con. (2). 

12728 191-2 Leiorhynchus limitare, Van. (1). 

12729 191-3 Pteronites leevis, Hall (1). 



Station No. 192, I. C. White's collections from west of Graf- 
ton, Huntingdon Co., Pa., from Marcellus strata, Villi. 

12730 192-1 Styliola fissurella, Hall 

12731 192-2 Tentaculites ? 



(5). 



Station- No. 193, 1. C. White's collections from road S. W. of 
McConnellstown, Huntingdon Co., Pp., from Genesee strata, 
VIII e. 

12732 193-1 Goniatites complanatus (3). 

12733 193-2 Cardiola speciosa, Hall (1). 

12734 193-3 Styliola fissurella, Hall (1). 

12735 193-4 Lunulicardium fragile, Hall (1). 

12736 193-5 Orthoceras subulatum, Hall (1). 

12737 193-6 Cardiola doris (3). 



Station No. 194, wanting. 



168 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

Station No. 195, 1. C. White's collections at J. J. Johnston's, 
on James Greek, Huntingdon Co., Pa., from Genesee strata, 
VIII e. 
12738 195-1 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Con. (3). 



Station No. 196, 1. C. White's collections near Rough and 
Ready in Huntingdon Co., Pa., from Hamilton sandstone and 
upper shale, VIII c. 

12739 196-2 Pleurotomaria sulcomarginata, Con. (8). 

12740 196-3 Palseoneilo emarginata, Con. (1). 
12741196-4 Pleurotomaria ? (3). 

12742 196-5 Actinodesma subrectum, Whitfield (3). 

12743 196-6 Loxonema terebra, Hall (2). 

12744 196-7 Loxonema delphicola, Hall (2). 

12745 196-9 Spirifera medialis, Hall (1). 

12746 196-10 Rhynchonella prolifera, Hall (3). 

12747 196-12 Lingula ligea ? Hall (1). 

12748 196-14 Leiopteris (4) ? 

12749 196-15 unnamed (5). 

12750 196-16 unnamed (3). 

12751 196-17 Pleurotomaria capillaria, Con. (1). 

12752 196-19 Chonetes logani, Var. aurora, Hall (1). 

12753 196-20 Bellerophon leda, Hall (1). 

12754 196-21 Pteronites ? (1). 

12755 196-23 Leiopteria rafinesquii, Hall (1). 

12756 196-24 Spirifera mucronata, Con. (1). 

12757 196-25 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Con. (1). 

12758 196-26 Cardiomorpha bellatula? Hall (1). 



Station No. 197, I. C. White's collections at Mapleton, near 
Juniata river bridge, Huntingdon Co., Pa., from Oriskany 
strata, VII. 

12759 197-1 Modiomorpha concentrica, Con. (1). 

12760 197-3 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Con. (1). 

12761 197-4 Lunulicardium fragile, Hall (1). 

12762 197-6 Spirifera mucronata, Con. (3). 

12763 197-7 Ambocaslia umbonata, Con. (2). 

12764 197-9 Chcetetes? (2). 



claypole's collection, fossils. s 169 

12765 197-11 Eodon bellistriatum, Con. (3). 

12766 197-12 Palseoneilo constricta, Con. (2). 

12767 197-13 Actinopteria decussata, Hall (2). 

12768 197-15 Palseoneilo tenuistriata, HaH (1) 



Stations Nos. 198, 199, wanting. 



Station No. 200, Mapleton, Huntingdon Co., Pa., from the 
Oriskany, VII. 

12769 200-1 Rensselasria ovoides, Eaton (26 specs.). 

12770 200-2 Spirifera arrecta, Hall (2). 

12771 200-4 Platystoma ventricosum, Con. (2). 

12772 200-5 Megambonia lamellata, Hall (3). 

12773 200-6 Platyceras platystoma, Hall (2). 

12774 200-7 Platyceras conicum, var. inornatum, Hall (2). 

12775 200-8 Eatonia peculiaris? (1). 

12776 200-9 Platyceras conicum, var. inflectum (4). 

12777 200-10 Platyceras plicatum, var. planum (2). 



Station No. 201, I. C. White's collections at Huntingdon, 
from Hamilton upper shale, VIII c. 

12778 201-2 Athyris spiriferoides, Eaton (1). 

12779 201-5 Homalonotus dekayi, Green (2). 

12780 201-6 Leiopteria bigsbyi, Hall (3). 

12781 201-8 Nuculites oblongatus, Con. (1). 

12782 201-12 Tropodoleptus carinatus, Con. (1). 

12783 201-13 Cardiomorpha bellatula, Hall (1). 

12784 201-19 Leiopteria rafinesquii, Hall (3). 

12785 201-20 Orthoceras (1). 

12786 201-21 Phacops rana, Green (2). 

12787 201-22 Spirifera fimbriata, Con. (1). 

12788 201-24 Crinoid plate (1), 

12789 201-25 Cypricardinia indenta, Con. (1). 



Station No. 202, I. C. White's collections at Mapleton, 
Htjntivgdon Co., Pa., from Genesee and Portage formations, 
VIII e.f. 



170 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

12790 202-1 Lunulicardium fragile, Hall (5). 

12791 202-2 Cardiola doris (2). 

12792 202-3 Goniatites patersoni, Hall (4). 

12793 202-4 Orthoceras aciculum, Hall (2). 



Station No. 203, I. 0. White's collections at i a mile above 
Huntingdon RR. station, from Marcellus shale, Villi- 

12794 203-2 Pteronites lsevis, Hall (1). 

12795 203-3 Ambocoelia uinbotiata, Con. (2). 

12796 203-2,3 unnamed (1). 



Stations Nos. 204 to 210 wanting. 



Station No. 211, 1. C. White's collections at Haun's bridge, 
Juniata township, Huntingdon Co., from bed 175 feet below 
Chemung upper ( Lackawaxen) conglomerate, VHIg. 
12797 211-() unnamed (3). 



Station No. 212 wanting. 



Station No. 213, see 211 above, from bed 200 feet below 
Chem. upper cong^, VIII g. 
12798 213-3 Atrypa reticularis, var. aspera, Schlot. (1). 



Station No. 214, 1. C. White's collections at Grafton, Hunt- 
ingdon Co., Pa., from bed 50 feet below top of Hamilton, 
VIIIc. 

12799 214-1 Spirifera mucronata, Con. (1). 

12800 214-5 Dalmanites boothii, Green (!•). 



Station No. 215 wanting. 



Station No. 216 (the same as station No. 11), Perry Co., out- 
crops of the Lower Helderherg chert oeds, VI 
12801 216-() unnamed (1). 



clatpole's collection, fossils. O 8 171 

12802 216-1 Strophomena rugosa, Dal. (3). 

12803 216-2 Spirifera macropleura, Hall (5). 

12804 216-3 Orthis eminens, Hall (4). 

12805 216-4 Strophodonta varistriata, Con. (1). 

12806 216-5 Spirifera octocostata? Sby. (2). 

12807 216-6 unnamed (1). 

12808 216-7 Eatonia singularis, Van. (1). 

12809 216-8 Meristella arcuata. Hall (1). 



■Stations Nos. 217 to 221, wanting. 



Station No. 222, at Mount Patrick, Buffalo township, Perry- 
Co., from Pocono sandstone formation X. 

12810 222-() unnamed (1). 

12811 222-1 Lepidodendron stem. (1). 

12812 222-2 unnamed (7). 

12813 222-3 Lepidodendron leaves ? (3). 



Station No. 223, at Centre mills, Madison township, Perry 
Co., from Marcettus beds, VIII o. 

12814 223-1 Ambocoelia umbonata, Con. (4). 

12815 223-2 Phacops rana, Green (1). 

12816 223-t Discina (near) seneca, Hall (24). 

12817 223-5 Leptoecelia acutiplicata, Con. (9). 

12818 223-6 Strophodonta perplana, Con. (6). 

12819 223-7 Orthis soli taria ? (7). 

12820 223-8 Goniatites (1). 

12821 223-9 Corals (a box full). 

12822 223-10 Pleurotomaria (1). 

12823 223-15 unnamed (1). 

12824 223-20 unnamed (1). 



Stations Nos. 224, 225 wanting. 



Station No. 226 (same as 24), at Thunder Hill, Honey creek 
station, near Lewistown, from Hudson River shales, III I. 
12825 226-11 Tellinomya (4). 



172 O 3 CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

12826 226-() Raphistoma (6). 

12827 226-Q Leptena rugosa (1). 

12828 226-() Orthis testudinaria (2). 

12829 226-() Stictopora ? &o. (5). 



Stations No. 227 to 230,wanting. 



Station No. 231, at Girty's notch, Watts township, fromjthe 
base of the Hamilton upper shales VIII o. 
12830 231-() unnamed. 



Station No. 232, wanting. 



Station No. 233, near Roseburg, Saville township,^from 
Hamilton upper shales, VIII c. 

12831 233-() unnamed (8). 

12832 233-1 Spirifera granulifera, Hall (2). 

12833 233-3 Spirophyton ? (1). 

12834 233-4 Modiomorpha concentrica, Con. (1). 

12835 233-5 Tropidoleptus carinatus, Con. (1). 

12836 233-6 unnamed (5). 

12337 233-7 Orthoceras nuntium, Hall (3). 

12838 233-8 Spirifera mucronata, Con. (2). 

12839 233-10 Chonetes setigerus, Hall (1). 

12840 233-19 Actinopteria subdecussata, Hall (2). 

12841 S 233-() Tropidoleptus carinatus (1). 

12842 S 233-() Glyptodesma erectum (1). 

12843 S 233-() Leiopteria dekayi (3). 

12844 S 233-4 unnamed (1). 

12845 S 233-6 unnamed (1). 

12846 S 233-20 Strophodonta concava, Hall (3). 



Station No. 234, wanting. 



Station No. 235, I. 0. White's collection, near Raystown 
branch of Juniata, in a Chemung bed 1650 feet beneath the as- 
sumed base of the Oatskill formation. 

12847 235-() unnamed (10). 



olatpole's collection, fossils. s 173 

Station No. 236, I. 0. White's collections at Barre Forge, 
Huntingdon Co., Pa., from Clinton lower shale, Va. 
12848 236-() unnamed (7). 



Station No. 237, I. 0. White's collection at the same (2J6), 
from limestone above Clinton fossil ore, Va. 

12849 237-2 Ehynchonella neglecta, Hall (1). 

12850 237-4 Atrypa intermedia, ? Hall (a pill-bos full). 



Station No. 238, 1. C. White's collections at the mouth of the 
Raystown branch, Huntingdon Co., Pa., from Chemung strata, 
VHIg. 

12851 238-1 Spirifera disjuncta, Sby. (1). 

12852 238-2 Orthis impressa, Hall (1). 

12853 238-4 Leptodesma beckii, Hall (1). 



Station No. 239, 1. 0. White, James Creek, Huntingdon Co., 
top of Hamilton, VIII c. 
12854 239-() unnamed (3). 



Station No. 240, I. 0. White, Murray's run, Huntingdon Co., 
from Mar melius, VIII h. 
12855 240-( ) not named (4). 



Station No. 241, I. C. White, near E. C. Summer's, Huntikg- 
don Co., from Marcellus, Villi- 

12856 241 unnamed (18). 

12857 241 Spirifera medialis, Hall (1). 

12858 241 Rhynchonella ? (1). 



Station No. 242, wanting. 



Station No. 243, I. 0. White, at Grafton, Huntingdon Co., 
Hamilton, VIII o. 



174 O" CATALOGUE OE STATE MUSEUM. 



Spirifera mucronata, Con. (2). 
Orthonata undulata, Con. (1). 
Spirifera granulifera, Hall (1). 
Palaeoneilo constricta, Con. (1). 
Chonetes coronatus, Con. (1). 
Tropidoleptus carinatus, Con. (1). 
Chonetes setigeras, Hall (1). 



12859 243 


-1 


12860 


2 


12861 


3 


12862 


4 


12863 


5 


12864 


6 


12865 


7 



Station No. 244, wanting. 



Station No. 245, 1. C. White, on Broad Top RR, Hunting- 
don Co., Hamilton, VIII c. 
12866 245-3 Phacops rana, Green (1). 



Stations Nos. 246 to 249, wanting. 



Station No. 250, at Mr. Stewart's, 2-J miles N. of Liverpool, 
Perry Co., in OatsMll rocks, IX. 

12867 250-( ) unnamed (10). 

12868 250-1 unnamed (1). 

12869 250-2 unnamed (5). 

12870 250-3 unnamed (1). 

12871 S-250 unnamed (8). 



Station No. 251, at Cedar run, near Centre, Perry Co., from 
Salina, Vc. 
12872 251-S unnamed (1). 



simpsom's collections, fossils. O 3 175 



CATALOGUE OF SPECIAL COLLECTIONS 
OF FOSSILS. 

Republished, in full form, from the skeleton catalogue pub- 
lished in Report 00, 1880, pages SSI to 289, after examination 
by George B. Simpson, Palaeontologist, in the autumn of 1888. 

I. Potsdam Sandstone ? 

No special collections were made in these strata in Pennsyl- 
vania. See Scolithus linearis, and Arthrophycus mon- 
talto, in Dictionary of Fossils, Report P 4, 1888-'9. 



Ila. Calciferous sandstone formation. 

115. Ohazy limestone formation. 

He. Black-river, Birds-eye and Trenton limestone. 

These constitute the lower a, middle b, and upper c, sub- 
divisions of the Great Valley Limestone, corresponding in part 
to the " Lower Silurian " 6fMurchison,the " Upper Cambrian " 
of Sedgwick, the "Siluro-Cambrian," or Cambro-Silurian" of T. 
Sterry Hunt, the " Ordovician " of Lapworth, " Stages C, D," 
of Barrande, etc. Two or three thousand feet thick at Easton, 
Allentown, Reading, Lebanon, Harrisburg, Carlisle and Ch'am- 
bersburg, they make the limestone belt of the Great Valley ; 
occupy the floor of Path Valley, Horse Valley, Connellsville 
cove, Friends cove, Milliken's cove, Morrison's cove, Canoe, 
Sinking, Nittany, Brush, Pine and Kishicoquillis valleys, where 
they exceed in total thickness six thousand (6,000) feet. The 
Calciferous (as) is almost nonfossiliferous; theChazy (5) slightly 
fossiliferous ; the Trenton group (o) filled with a great variety 
of forms of animal life ; Bellefonte, in Centre county, and 
Reedsburg, in Mifflin county, being the best explored and most 
remunerative localities. 



176 O" CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

Reedsville, Mifflin county, collections made by A. Hale and 
■ C. E. Hall, May, 1875, just above mill dam, at the upper end 
of Jacks mountain gap into Kishicoquillis valley. Trenton 
limestone, lie. 

201-1 Homalonotus trentonensis, Simpson (new species). 

201-2 obscure specimen. 

201-3 Orbicula metoptoma (labeled by 0. E. Hall). 

201-4 Homalonotus trentonensis, Simpson, n. s. 

201-5 Orthoceras, interior, very poor. 

201-6 a trilobite head, interior, very poor. 

201-7 obscure. 

201-8 Homalonotus trentonensis ? poor head. 

201-9 a trilobite tail with broken margin. 

201-10 Homalonotus trentonensis, poor tail. 

201-11 Homalonotus trentonensis, impress of head. 

201-12 Homalonotus trentonensis, head. 

201-13 a trilobite, very poor. 

201-14 'a trilobite, small fragment of rib. 

201-15 obscure. 

201-16 a trilobite, very poor rib. 

201-17 Homalonotus trentonensis, head, fairly good. 

201-18 a trilobite tail, very good. 

201-19 a trilobite tail, fairly good, same species. 

201-20 a trilobite, very poor fragment of rib. 

201-21 Homalonotus trentonensis, tail. fair. 

201-22 obscure. 

201-23 Homalonotus trentonensis, head, poor. 

201-24 Homalonotus trentonensis, tail, impression. 

201-25 Homalonotus trentonensis, tail. 

201-26 Homalonotus trentonensis, head. 

201-27 Homalonotus trentonensis, head, impression. 

201-28 obscure. 

201-29 Homalonotus trentonensis, tail. 

201-30 Homalonotus trentonensis, head, small. 

201-31 Homalonotus trentonensis, tail. 

201-32 Homalonotus trentonensis, tail. 

201-33 Homalonotus trentonensis, ? tail, small. 

201-34 Homalonotus trentonensis, tail, poor. 

201-35 Homalonotus trentonensis. 



Simpson's collections, fossils. O 3 177 

D. Campbell's, Mifflin county, collections made by 0. E. 
Hall, May, 1875, about seven miles S. W. of Reedsville, on the 
northwest side of Kishicoquillis valley, opposite the house, in 
the upper beds of the Trenton limestone, lie. 
202-1 Bryozoa, many fragments, requiring much study. 

Orthis testudinaria, fragments, in poor condition, on 
the opposite side of the stone. 
202-2 Orthis testudinaria, some casts excellent for drawing. 
202-3 Bryozoa, resembling Orthopora, new species, unless 

described by Ulrich from Wisconsin. 
202-4 Bryozoa, obscure branching forms, fragments. 

Orthis testudinaria, on opposite side of the same stone, 
poor. 

Bellefonte, Centre county, collections made by C. E. Hall, 

May, 1875, on the north side of the creek, a quarter of a mile 

west of Bellefonte, from Trenton limestone, lie. 

203-1 Orthis testudinaria (forty specimens). 

203-2 Chsetetes lycoperdon. (A, the largest, on the corner 
of the slab, shows fairly well for drawing, the others 
serve to make the slab a good exhibition of growth). 

203-3a Trinucleus concentricus, fragments, poor. 

203-35 Orthis testudinaria, fragments. 

203-4 Crinoid stems covering outside of a slab, but showing 
only their broken ends. 

203-5 Chsetetes lycoperdon. 

203-6 Bryozoa, numerous examples, not distinct. 

203-6a Orthis testudinaria, fair specimens. 

203-7 Chastetes lycoperdon, four examples on a slab. 

203-8A Stictopora acuta? beautiful example. 

203-8B Leptsena sericea, one or two interiors on the slab, ex- 
cellent to draw ; exteriors not so good as on other 
slabs in the collection. 

203-9 Bellerophon ?' obscure. 

203-9A Strophomena alternata, fragments. 

203-10 Bryozoa, many fragments, obscure. 

203-11 Ch8etetes lycoperdon, poor. 

203-11A Lingula, excellently well exhibited ; with 
Trinucleus concentricus, head, poor ; and 
Tentaculites, fragments. 
12 s 



178 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



203-12 Ceramopora ■ 



203-13 Trinucleus concentricus, half of a cheek, well deline- 
ated. 
203-14 Orthis testudinaria, fairly good. 
203-15 Ohastetes lycoperdon. 
203-16 Trematopora, fragments. 

203-17 Trinucleus concentricus, numerous impressions. 
203-18 Monticulipora pulchella, very poor. 
203-19 Trinucleus concentricus. 
203-20 Ohastetes lycoperdon. 
203-21 a gasteropod, crushed. 

203-22 Chastetes lycoperdon (15 specimens). From the three 
marked A, B, C, an excellent drawing could be made. 
203-23 Trinucleus concentricus. 
203-24 Strophomena alternata, fragments. 
203-24 Trinucleus concentricus, fragments. 
203-25 Trinucleus concentricus two half heads, one fair. 

203-26 Beyricbia ? numerous individuals, none of them 

well delineated. 

Bryozoa, fragments needing study. 

Orinoidal stems in small fragments. 
203-26 Zygospira modesta. 
203-27 Orthis testudinaria, fair. 
203-27 A Strophomena alternata, fragment. 
203-27B Trinucleus concentricus, fairly well delineated, hut 

not the best. 
203-28 Orthis testudinaria, among which that marked A 

(dorsal valve) may be used. 
203-29 Beyrichias, several good interiors. 

Orinoidal stems, mostly sections. 
203-30 Orthis testudinaria, one a dorsal valve fairly well de- 
lineated. 
203-31 Orthis testudinaria, not the best. 
203-32 Calymene beckii, head, imperfect. 
203-33 Cheetetes lycoperdon, two specimens, poor. 
203-34 Beyrichia ? many interiors. 

Crinoid stems, fragments. 
203-35 Ohsetetes lycoperdon, of which A, a large one is very 

fairly shown ; B, the smaller, not so good. 
203-36 A Orthoceras ? encrusted with bryozoa. 



Simpson's collections, fossils. s 179 

203-36B Orthis testudinaria, small fragment. 
203-37 Bryozoa, branching, numerous fragments, mostly 
very poor. 

203-38 Beyrichia ? 

203-38a Crinoid stems. 

203-38 Orthis testudinaria, small, poor. 

203-39 Crinoid stems and Bryozoa, in fragments. 

203-40 A Orthis testudinaria, many individuals mixed with 

203-40B Trinucleus concentricus, fragments of heads, not well 

delineated. 
203-41A Ohsetetes lycoperdon. 

203-41B Orthis testudinaria, interior, with . 

203-4Ic Bryozoan fragments, numerous. 
203-42 Ohaetetes lycoperdon, good for delineation of its wall 
structure. 

203-43 Bryozoa ? numerous and not good. 

203-43A Crinoidal stems, fragments. 

203-43B Orthis testudinaria. 

203-44 Zygospira modesta, several individuals. 

203-44A Spirorbis ? numerous, good to draw. 

203-44B Ohsetetes lycoperdon, good to draw, showing a partic- 
ular stage of growth in the coral. 
203-45 Chastetes (Monticulipora) lycoperdon. 
203-46 Leptsena sericea, with 

Orthis testudinaria, 

Stictopora ? and 

Bryozoa ? branching, needing study. 



Eeedsville, Mifflin county, collections made by W. A. Fel- 
lows, September, 1875, just above the mill dam, at the exit of 
Kishicoquillis creek through Jack's mountain, from Trenton 
limestone, II c. 

204-1 Homalonotus trentonensis, head. 
204-2 Homalonotus trentonensis, tail. 
204-3 Strophomena alternata, poor. 
204-4 Homalonotus trentonensis, tail, poor. 
204-5 Homalonotus, two tails, good for drawing. 
204-6 Strophomena alternata, very poor. 
204-7 Orthis costatus (old label), impression. 



180 s 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



204-8 Homalonotus trentonensis, part of head. 

204-9 Endoceras proteiforme, poor impression. 

204-10 obscure. 

204-11 Endoceras proteiforme, very poor. 

204-12 Orthis testudinaria, dorsal valve. 

204-13 Homalonotus trentonensis, head, fairly good. 

204- L4 Endoceras proteiforme, 'showing septa fairly well. 

204-15 Orthis testudinaria. 

204-16 Homalonotus trentonensis, head. 

204-17 Homalonotus trentonensis, part of head. 

204-18 Strophomena alternata, good. 

204-19 Homalonotus trentonensis, the impression of speci- 
men 204-5 above. 

204-20 Endoceras ? proteiforme ? shell mostly gone. 

204-21 a trilobite, very poor. 

204-22 Homalonotus trentonensis, tail obscure. 

204-23 Endoceras ? obscure. 

204-24 Homalonotus trentonensis, tail, poor. 

204-25 Endoceras ? crushed". 

204-26 Homalonotus \ part of head. 

204-27 Orthoceras ? Endoceras ? crushed. 

204-28a Endoceras ? and 

o Homalonotus trentonensis, head and tail small. 

204-29 Homalonotus trentonensis, head, fairly good. 

204-30 Brachiopod shells.obseure. 

504-31 a gasteropod, obscure. 

204-32 Endoceras, scarcely visible. 

204-33 Homalonotus trentonensis, head, poor. 

204-34 Lingula oblonga, not well delineated. 

204-35 Homalonotus trentonensis. 



Reedsville, Mifflin county, collections made by C. E. Hall, 
1875, just east of the summit of the road, before reaching the 
limekiln, on the north side of Kishicoquillis Creek, from strata 
which are probably below the Trenton limestone beds, that is 
from Upper Chazy beds, II b f 
205-1 Modiolopsis faba. 

205-2 Bathyurus extans, (thirty specimens, among which are 
(18) Zygospira modesta, 



Simpson's collections, fossils. s 181 

205-2 (19) Raphistoma lenticularis, partly exposed, and 
(20) Modiolopsis faba. 



Martin's Creek, Northampton county, collections made by C. 
E. Hall and W. A. Fellows, July, 1876, at quarries in Trenton 
limestone, II c. 

206-1 a geological hand specimen. 
206-2 a geological hand specimen. 
206-3 Orthis pectinella? very poor. 
206-24 Atrypa reticularis. 



Martinsburg, Blair county, collections made by F. Piatt, 
Oct., 1875, in Morrison's Cove, one mile S. W. of the village, 
from Chazy limestone beds, lib. 

207-1 a good lithological specimen containing numerous in- 
distinct impressions, among which may be re- 
cognized 

(19) Kaphistoma lenticularis, and 

(20) Modiolopsis faba. 
207-2 Raphistoma lenticularis, and. 

Modiolopsis faba. 



Williamsburg, Blair county, collections made by F. Piatt, 
1875, half a mile east of the town, on the Juniata river, 
from limestone strata very low down in the series, that is, to- 
wards the bottom of the Calciferous, II a. Specimens not 
in this special collection. 



Fredericksburg, Blair county, collections made by R. H. 
Sanders. 1875, four hundred yards east of the village, from the 
lower part of the Trenton group, i. e. the Black River lime- 
stone, II o. ' 
209-1 Gasteropod, in section, on a slab. 

209-2 Chaetetes ? slab. 

209-3 Trilobite, very obscure. 



182 O 3 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



209-4 Chaetetes lycoperdon , showing its structure very plainly. 

See Hall, Pal. N. T. Vol. 1, pi. 21, fig. 1, g. 
209-5 Trilobite, spoiled by decomposition. 
209-6 Trilobite, in extremely poor condition. 



Bellefonte, Centre county, collections made by W. A. Fel- 
lows, 1876, from Trenton limestone, II e. 

Leptsena sericea, several ventral and dorsal valves, 

one ventral interior fair. The dorsal valves make 

a very pretty slab. 
Strophomena alternata, dorsal valves, four of the in- 
teriors in fair condition. 
Trinucleus concentricus, in fair condition, with 
Orthis testudinaria. 
Orthis testudinaria, dorsal valve quite good, but a 

little distorted. 
Trinucleus concentricus. not very good. 
Strophomena alternata, the convex valves have their 

margins destroyed. 
Leptaena sericea, a mass of them, mostly broken or 

crushed. 
Orthis testudinaria, ventral valve, and cast of dorsal 

valve. 
Orthis testudinaria, fairly good ventral interior. 
Orthis testudinaria, good for figure. 
Strophomena alternata, fragments ; 
Trinucleus concentricus, excellently well exhibited, one 

head, another partly preserved. 
Leptsena sericea ; A, fair for drawing, B, interior of 

ventral value excellently shown. 
Orthis testudinaria. 
Trinucleus concentricus, head, well preserved, and 

fragments of others. 
Strophomena, two fragments. 
Trinucleus concentricus, head, front. 
Beyrichia n*. s. (G. B. S.). 



210-1 



210-2 

210-3A 
B 
210-4 

210-5a 
I 

210-6 

210-7 

210-8 
210-9 
210-10 



210-11 

210-llc 
210-12 

210-13a 
I 
210-14 
210-15 
210-16 
210-17 



Trinucleus concentricus. 
lithological specimen. 
Trinucleus concentricus, head. 



Simpson's collections, fossils. 



8 183 



210-18 

210-19 
210-20 
210-21 
210-22 
210-23 
210-24 
210-25A 
B 

210-26 
a 

210-27 
210-28 



210-29<z 
h 

210-30 
210-31 
210-32 
210-33a 

210-33& 
210-34 

210-35 
210-36 

210-37 
210-38 
210-39 

210-40 
210-41 
210-42 
210-43 



Orthis testudinaria, very poor, with 

Trinucleus concentricus, poor fragments. 

Triniculeus concentricus, head, fragment. 

Strophomena alternata, mass of fragments. 

Beyrichia n. sp. (G. B. S.) casts. 

Crinoid stems, fragments. 

Trinucleus concentricus, fragments. 

Strophomena alternata, small fragment. 

Strophomena alternata, fragment, with 

Chsetetes ? and 

Trinicleus concentricus, head, fair. 

Bryozoa, branching, with 

Orthis testudinaria and 

Zygospira modesta. 

Orthis testudinaria, ventral interior, very good. 

Bryozoa, branching with 

Chastetes lycoperdon, and 

Orthis testudinaria, fairly well shown. 

Orthis testudinaria, interior, good; with 

Bryozoa, branching, numerous fragments in fair con- 
dition for delineation. 

Leptsena sericea, mostly poor interiors. 

Trinucleus concentricus, poor fragments. 

Trinucleus concentricus, head, very good. 

Trinucleus concentricus, fragments, especially heads, 
one of which is very good. 

Strophomena alternata, ventral valve, good. 

Trinucleus concentricus, fragments, but one head is 
very good. 

Miscellaneous fragments. 

Trinucleus concentricus, fragments of head in fair 
condition. 

Edmondia subtrunca, poor impression. 

a lithological specimen. 

brachiopod shells, crushed fragments, with 

a trilobite fragment. 

Trinucleus concentricus, fragments. 

Trinucleus, fragments of heads, 

Bryozoa, branching, fragmental. 

Chastetes abruptus ? 



184 O 3 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



210-44 Leptsena sericea, fragments, with 

210-44& Orthis pectinella, vai. ovalis ? good. 

210-45 Chsetetes lycoperdon, fragments of interior showing 

the tubes. 
210-46& Strophodonta alternata, two individuals, in fair con- 
dition, with 
210-465 Trinucleus concentricus, fragment of head, in fair 

condition.' 
210-47 Murchisonia gracilis, three specimens, much worn 

and very poor. 
210-48 Orthis testudinaria. 
210-49 Chsetetes lycoperdon, weathered. 
210-50 Leptsena sericea, small, numerous fragments. 
210-51d5 Strophomena alternata. mostly broken. 
210-515 Trinucleus concentricus, fragments. 
210-52 Oamarella hemiplicata, poor. 
210-53a Trinucleus concentricus, head shield and spine : and 

b a fairly preserved spine. 
210-54« Strophomena alternata, two dorsal and one ventral 

valve, broken, with 
210-545 Trinucleus concentricus, fragments. 
210-55 Chsetetes lycoperdon, surface very good. 
210-56 lithological specimen. 
210-57 Bryozoan fragments. 
210-58 Oypricardites subtruncatus,in fair condition, but with 

margins much broken. 
210-59a! Fragments of gasteropods, and 

b Strophomena alternata, ventral valve, fair ; also 
o Trinucleus concentricus, head fragment. 
210-60 Strophomena alternata, very good. 
210-61a Leptsena sericea, poor, and 

b Oypricardites subtruncata, two impressions. 
210-62« Monticulipora pulchella, with 

b Strophomena alternata, several gibbous shells in fair 

condition. 
210-63 Chsetetes lycoperdon; surface excellent. 
210-64 Chsetetes lycoperdon, skin (epitheca) very good. 
210-65 Ohaetetes lycoperdon, hemispheres in good condition. 
210-66 Orthis testudinaria, a whole slab full of them, -finely 

illustrating tJieir collective mode of life. 



Simpson's collections, fossils. O 3 185 

210-67o5 Oalymene senaria, two individuals, with 
b Ohaetetes lycoperdon, three individuals. 
210-68 a lithological specimen. 
210-69« Strophomena alternata, fair, with 

b Chastetes lycoperdon, the epitheca of which is in very 
good preservation. 
210-70 Orthis pectinella (Rogers, 1858, page 818; but pro- 
bably not rightly named,) two individuals, one 
quite large, and both very good. 
210-71 Chsetetes lycoperdon, in masses, showing the tubes 

fairly well. 
2\Q-12a Chsetetes lycoperdon, skin (epitheca) fairly good, 
b Stropnomena alternata, broken, and 
c Trinucleus concentricus, poor. 
210-73 Chaetetes lycoperdon, skin fairly good. 

210-74 Tentaculites ? on a large slab with 

Bryozoan fragments, many and beautiful. 
210-75 Spirorbis, impression, of small value. 
210-76 Leptsena sericea, outside and inside fairly good and 

good. 
210-77ffl Oamarella (Atrypa) ambigua, with 

b Strophomena alternata, on a block which as a whole 
illustrates these forms very well. 
210-78& Strophomena alternata, fragments, with 
b Trinucleus concentricus, fragments, poor. 

210-79 a beautiful fossil. 

210-80& Strophomena alternata, ventral valve in fair condi- 
tion, with 
210-805 Trinucleus concentricus, several fragments, some of 

them in fair condition. 
210-81 Trinucleus concentricus, 
210-82a Orthis testudinaria, fair, with 

many iragments of a fossil form in fair condi- 
tion for determination. 
210-83 Palseophycus simplex, in fair condition. See Hall, 

Pal.N. Y., Vol. 1, p. 63. plate 22. 
210-84& Strophomena alternata, good, with 
b Trinucleus concentricus, fragments. 
210-85 Trinucleus concentricus, fragments of heads, poor. 
210-86 Strophomena alternata. 



186 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

210-87 ChEetetes lycoperdon ? fair. 

210-88 Strophomena alternata, dorsal and ventral valves, 

both broken. 
210-89 Buthotrephis succulens, poor. 
210-90 Lepteena sericea, outside and inside, poor. 
210-91 Trinucleus concentricus, fragments of heads, some 

of them in fair condition. 
210-92 a trilobite fragment. 
210-93 Leptsena sericea, many individuals, mostly interiors, 

and poorly preserved, 
210-94- Buthotrephis succulens? numerous individuals. See 

Hall, report of 1843, p. 62, plate 22. 
210-95 Strophomena alternata, small fragment, part of one 

margin gone, the remainder perfect. 
210-96 Ghsetetes lycoperdon, with 

Trinucleus concentricus, fragments of heads, poor. 
210-97<z Asaphus obtusus, with 
h Strophodonta filitexta? 
c Camarella hemiplicata, and 
d Strophomena alternata. 
210-975is a Strophomena alternata, several fragments, fair to 

good. 
210-975i« b Trinucleus concentricus, mostly poor fragments of 

heads. 
210-98 Orthis testudinaria ? poor condition. 
210-99 Bryozoa, obscure fragments. 
210-100 ChEetetes lycoperdon ? with 

Trinucleus concentricus, mostly fragments of heads, 
some good. 
210-101 ChEetetes lycoperdon, very poor. 
210-102 Trinucleus concentricus, numerous and distinct, mixed 

with other and indistinct forms. 
210-103 Leptsena sericea, a large slab covered with individuals. 
■ 210-104 Trinucleus concentricus, mostly poor fragments. 
210-105a ChEetetes lycoperdon, three sections, fairly good, 
mixed with brachiopod shells of uncertain species. 
210-106 Bryozoa, mostly fragmental. 
210-107 Bryozoa and other indistinct forms. 



SIMPSON'S COLLECTIONS. FOSSILS. O 3 187 

210-108 Trinucleus concentricus, mostly fragments, but one 
individual complete but a little distorted by pres- 
sure. 

210-109 Cheetetes lycoperdon, a good section. 

210-110 Leptsena sericea, mostly interiors and ventral valves, 
some of them excellent. 

210-lllas Orthis testudinaria, several very good examples, 
b Leptsena sericea, many interiors, good. 

210-112 Chsetetes lycoperdon, showing interior tubes, but not 
well. 

210-113 Cypricardites ventricosus, two individuals. 

2 10-114 Leptsena sericea, mostly interiors of the ventral valve, 
iu fair condition. 

210-115 Chsetetes (resembling) arbusculus of the Lower 
Helderberg formation, but in a bad condition for 
identification. 

210-116a Orinoid stems, many fragments ; with 
b Leptsena sericea, mostly interiors, fair ; 
c Orthis testudinaria ; and 

d Stictopora ? good, with fragments of other forms, 

obscure. 

210-117a Orthis testudinaria, etc., fragments and 
b Bryozoa, mostly very poor. 

210-118 Chsetetes lycoperdon, a slab showing the interiors of 
several, with tubes more or less plainly exhibited. 

210-119 Leptsena sericea, dorsal valve and ventral interior. 

210-120 Illasnus ? a small fragment. 

210-121<z trilobites, broken portions ; also 
b Stictopora acuta, good ; and 
c Bryozoa, very good. 

210-122 a trilobite's hypostoma, very good. 

210-123 Leptsena sericea, a slab with numerous specimens, 
many of them interiors, and excellent for illustrat- 
ing mode of social life. 

210-124 Trinucleus concentricus, poor fragments of heads. 

210-125 Brachiopod fragments. 

210-126 Leptsena sericea, fair, with. 

210-126a Strophodonta alternata; the whole slab making a 
fine exhibition. 

210-127 Strophodonta alternata, much crushed. 



188 O 8 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

210-128 Trilobite head. 

210-129 Strophodonta alternata, several broken specimens. 

210-130 Trilobite among brachiopod fragments. 

210-131 Trinucleus concentricus, mostly fragments of heads, 

poor. 
210-132 Ohsetetes lycoperdon, very poor. 
210-133 (16) Strophomena alternata, fair. 

(10) Trinucleus concentricus, poor. 
210-134 (1) Orthis pectinella, good. 

(2) Leptsena sericea. 
210-135 (2) Leptsena sericea, fair ; with 

(9) Calymene senaria, two poor specimens, and 

(13) Stictopora ? very good. 

210-136 (10) Trinucleus concentricus, poor ; with 

(11) Orthis testudinaria, fair. 
210-137 (21) Oypricardites ventricosus. 
210-138 (17) Orthis tricenaria, poor ; with 

(18) Zygospira modesta. 
210-139 Oypricardites ventricosus, good. 

210-140 (1) Orthis pectinella, one or two of them very good; 
with 

(3) Orthis tricenaria, young .individuals. 

(4) Strophomena alternata, young individuals, and 

(8) Plumulites jamesii. 
210-141 (2) Leptsena sericea. 

(9) Oalymene senaria, poor. 

(12) Beyrichia ? 

210-442 Stictopora acuta. 

210-143 Obscure. 

210-144 Oheetetes ? a slender branching species with 

frequent spots of larger cells. 
210-145 Obscure plant remains. 

210-146& Strophodonta alternata, with 

b Leptsena sericea. 

210-147 Oalymene senaria, with 

Pholidops trentonensis ; 

Asaphus ? ahypostome; 

Orthis testudinaria, and 

Leptsena sericea. 
210-148a Oeraurus pleurexanthemus, and 



6IMPS0N'S collections, fossils O j 189 

210-1485 Trinucleus concentricus. 

210-149a Strophodonta alternata, and 

b Orthis testudinaria. 

210-150 Asaphus obtusus, with 

Atrypa altilis. 
210-151 Obscure plant remains. 

210-152 Strophodonta ? with concentric strias strongly 

nodose. 
210-153 Chsetetes lycoperdon. 

210-154 Orthis testudinaria. 



Tyrone forge, Huntingdon county, collections by W. A. Fel- 
lows, August, 1876, from the Little Juniata river bluff below 
the covered bridge above the forge; Trenton limestone, II c. 
211-la Chsetetes fragments, indistinct, with 

b Rhynchonella capax, fragments. 

211-2 Bryozoan fragments ; among them are 

a Escharopora (Ptilodictya) recta. 

211-3a Rhynchonella capax among 

b Escharopora recta fragments, fairly good. 

211-4a Rhynchonella capax, fair, with 

b Stictopora % very good. 

211-5 Rhynchonella capax. 

211-6 Bryozoum fragment. 

211-7« Escharapora recta, good, with 

211-7 (22) Rhynchonella capax ; 

(23) Retepora (See Hall. Pal. N. Y. Vol. 1) ; 

(24) Asaphus ?; 

(25A) Ohsetetes (see Pal. N. Y. Vol. 1) ; and 

(26) Ceraurus ? 

211-8 (10) Trinucleus concentricus, poor ; with 

(17) Orthis tricenaria, interior of dorsal valve ; 

(18) Zygospira modesta ; 
(22) Rhynchonella capax ; 
(28) Cornulites flexuosus. 
(39) Escharapora recta ; & 
(31) Ilhenus ? ahead. 

211-9 Bryozoa, several interesting forms ; with 

(18) Zygospira moae6ta; 



190 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

211-tf (22) Rhynchonella capax; & 
(25) Monticulipora pulchella. 



Tyrone forge, Huntingdon county, collections made by W. 
A. Fellows, August, 1876, at the hill top on the road from the 
forges to Warrior's Mark, from Trenton limestone, lie. 
212-1 Trinucleus concentricus impressions. 
212-3 Trinucleus concentricus, mostly fragments. 
212-4 Orthis testudinaria, about ten individuals on a slab only 

three inches square. 
212-5 Orthis testudinaria. 
212-6 Orthis testudinaria. 
212-7 Trinucleus concentricus heads, poor. 
212-8 Strophomena alternata, and 

Trinucleus concentricus, numerous fragments. 



Tyrone forge (NearhofFs quarry), Huntingdon county, col- 
lections by W. A. Fellows, August, 1876, on Copley Nearhoff's 
farm, 1-J- miles north of the forges, from Trenton limestone, lie. 
213-1 Ptilodictya? (chsetetes?) 
213-2 Chsetetes lycoperdon? probably another (slender 

branching) species. 
213-3 Stictopora elegantula. 
213-4 Chsetetes ? branching, slender. 



Belleville, (Campbell's quarry,) Mifflin county, collections 
made by C. E. Billin, November, 1876, at Douglass Campbell's, 
2 miles from the village, from strata at the top of the Trenton 
limestone, lie. (Catalogued elsewhere.) 



Bellefonte, Centre county, collections made by C. E. Hall, 
May, 1875, from the outcrop of Uiica slate, Ilia. 
301-1 Triarthrus beckii, (forty-four individuals.) 



Bellefonte, same collections, but from the lime shale passage 
beds from Irenton limestone Utica slate II c — Ilia. 



SIMPSON'S COLLECTIONS. FOSSILS. O a 191 

302-1 Crinoid stems, fragmental and poor. 



Henrietta station, Bedford county, collections made by R. H. 
Sanders, Nov. 1875, at station 2852' of his transit line on bench 
of Tussey mountain, 2£ miles 8. W. of Henrietta station, from 
Loraine (Hudson river) shale formation, Illb. 

303-1 various brachiopods of undetermined species (ten 
specimens). 



Henrietta mine, Blair county, collections made by R. H. San- 
ders, Nov. 1875, 1£ miles S. W. of the mine, from Lorain e 
(Hudson river) shales, IIIl. 
304-1 Crinoid stem sections. 

304-2 Glyptocrinus decadactylus, stem impression, very poor. 
304-3 Glyptocrinus decadactylus. 
304-4 Bryozoan impression, branching, obscure. 
304-5 Crinoid stem impressions (eight specimens). 
304-6 Glyptocrinus decadactylus, stem impressions (seven 

specimens). 
304-7 Crinoid stem impressions (two specimens). 



Henrietta furnace, Bedford county, collections made by R. 
H. Sanders, November, 1875, on the back of the Leathercracker 
anticlinal, south side of Morrison's Cove, from Loraine (Hud- 
son river) shale, Illb. 
305-1 Crinoid stem impressions (nine specimens) very poor, 

much decomposed. 
305-2 obscure. 
305-5 Schizodus sequalis. 

305-18 Dalmanites limulurus, head, fairly well shown. 
306-1 lithological specimen. 
306-2 lithological specimen. 
306-3 five lithological specimens. 
306-4 Graptolites, very indistinct impressions. 
306-5 Graptolites, very faint traces. 
306-6 obscure. 

306-7 Graptolite impressions, poor. 
306-8 lithological specimen. 



192 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

306-9 lithological specimen. 

306-10 obscure. . 

306-11 Graptolithus mucronatus ? 

306-12 Graptolite, very small fragment. 

306-13 Galymene (Triarthrus) beckii. 



Bellefonte, Centre county, collections made by W. A. Fel- 
lows, 1876, from the northwestern Nittany valley outcrop of the 
Uiica slate, Ilia. 

307-1 Triarthrus (Calymene) beckii. Forty-seven hand 
specimens, some of them slabs, showing on their 
surfaces numerous fragments of this trilobite; 
mostly heads ; comparatively few bodies, and 
these nearly all more or less crushed and distorted ; 
tail pieces are comparatively rare. 
307-2 Triarthrus (Calymene) beckii, thirty -five other speci- 
mens of the same trilobite. 



Port Clinton, Schuylkill county, collected by H. M. Chance, 
July, 1874, in the gap of the Schuylkill river through the Kit- 
tatinny mountain, from the Oneida conglomerate, IVa. 
400-1 Arthrophycus harlani (five specimens). 



Greenwood, Huntingdon county, collected by C. E. Billin, 
1876, on Broad mountain, opposite the furnace, from the Me- 
dina white sandstone, IVc. 
401-2 Arthrophycus harlani (two specimens). 

' McKeesville, Mifflin county, collections by A. Hale and C. E. 
Hall, May, 1875, at McKee's ore bank, N. E. of McKee's house, 
in Furguson Valley, seven miles from Lewistown, from the 
shales overlying the Clinton fossil ore bed, Va. 
501-1 Avicula emacerata, and 

Strophomena rhomboidalis, fragment. 
501-2 Streptorhynchus subplana, good example, and 

Streptorhynchus tenuis, cast of ventral valve. 
501-3a Streptorhynchus subplana, and 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 



3 193 



501-3 Streptorhynchus tenuis cast of ventral valve. 

501-4 Streptorhynchus tenuis cast of ventral valve. 

501-5 Dalmanites limulurus, impress of head, very good. 

501-6 Streptorhynchus tenuis. 

501-7 Strophodonta striata, fragment. 

501-8 Actinopteria emacerata. 

501-9 Dalmanites limulurus. 

501-10 Streptorhynchus tenuis. 

501-11 Dalmanites limulurus, two examples. 

501-12 Orthis el ■•gantula, variety. 

501-13 Strophomena depressa. 

501-14 Rhynchonella stricklandi. 

501-145 Strophodonta profunda. 

501-15 Brachiopod fragments. 

501-16 Beyrichia lata. 

501-17 a small trilobite fragment. 

501t-18 Avicula emacerata. 

501-19« Modiolopsis subalata. 

501-195 Actinopteria emacerata. 

501-20 Tellinomya (Palceoneilo) cuneata New species. 
impress of dorsal valve. 

501-21 Homalonotus delphinocephalus, tail, poor. 

501-22 Streptorhynchus tenuis. 

501-23 Homalonotus delphinocephalus, body and tail, fairly 
well shown. 

501-24 Actinopteria emacerata, in, good condition, and 
Telenomya (Palasoneilo) cuneata. New species. 

501-26 Avicula emacerata (Conrad, 1842). 

501-26a Streptorhynchus tenuis. 

501-265 Dalmanites limulurus, impression of eye. 

501-27 Streptorhynchus tenuis. 

501-28 Homalonotus delphinocephalus, fragment of head. 

501-29 Streptorhynchus tenuis. 

501-30 Orthis subcircula, new species. Simpson. Two ex- 
amples. 

501-31 Strophomena depressa. 

501-32 Avicula rhomboidea. 

501-33 Dalmanites limulurus, three examples. 

501-34 Homalonotus delphinocephalus, fragment of the body 
of the trilobite. 

13 O a 



194 s 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



501-35 

501-36 

501-37 
501-38 
501-39 
501-40 
501-41 

501-42 

501-43 

501-43 
501-44 
501-45 
501-46 
501-47 

501-48 
50L-48 
501-49 
501-50 
50L-51 
501-201 



Orthis elegantula. 

Homalonotus" delphinocephalus, two fragments of 
heads, poor. 

Rhynchonella bidens ? 

Dalmanites limulurus tail. 

Lyrodesma poststriata. 

Modiolopsis subalatus. 

Orthis subcircula, new species. Simpson. Three 
examples. 

Orthis subcircula, new species, and other brachio- 
pods. 

Tellinomya (Palaeoneilo) diminuens, new species. 
Simpson. 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus. 

Streptorhynchus tenuis. 

a gasteropod fragment. 

Tellinomya elleptica. 

Modiolopsis subrhomboidea. New species, Simp- 
son. 

Nucula sinuosa. 

Tellinomya cuneata. 

Leptsena striata. 

Modiolopsis subalata. 

Nucula sinuosa. 

Tellinomya (Palasoneilo) cuneata, new species. 
Simpson. 



McKeesville, Mifflin county, collections by A. Hale and 0. E. 
Hall, May, 1875, at ore opening about one mile north-west of 
McKee's house, from the shales above Clinton Fossil ore led. 
Va. 
502-1 Beyrichia lata, with 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus tail, large, and 

Orthis elegantula. 
502-2 Orthis elegantula, numerous valves on slab, with 

reverse of the last, and 

Streptorhynchus tenuis, cast of ventral valve. 
502-3 Dalmanites limulurus, impressions of fragments, with 

Strophodonta striata, impression. 
502-4 Crinoidal stem fragments. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 



s 195 



502-5 
502-6 
502-7 
502-8 
502-9 
502-10 



502-11 
502-12 
502-13 
502-14 
502-15 
502-16 

502-16a 

502-165 

502-16c 

502-17 

502-18 

502-19 

502-20 

502-21 



502-22 

502-23 

502-235 
502-24 



502-25 
502-26 
502-27 
502-28 
502-29 



Beyrichia symmetrica. 

Streptorhynchus tenuis, impressions of both valves, 

ditto, casts. 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus head, small, poor. 

Modiolopsis subalatus (nine specimens). 

Nucula subtrigoua, new species, Simpson. 

Tellinomy a (Palwoneilo) diminuens. New species. 
Simpson. 

Nucula subtrigona, new species. Simpson. 

Orthis elegantula. 

Dalmanites limulurus, tail, impression. 

Dalmanites limulurus, head, good. 

Rhynchonella hemispherica (two examples). 

Nucula sinuosa, new species-, Simpson. 

Tellinomya cuneata (Pyrenomoeus cuneata). 

Strophomena rhomboidalis. 

Modiolopsis subalata. 

Strophomena rhomboidalis. 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus, head fragments. 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus, heads and tails, good- 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus, head fragment. 

Streptorhynchus tenuis, ventral valve, good. 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus, head ; and 

Tellinomya elliptica, compare Glossites. Hall, Vol. 5.. 

Nucula subtrigona, N. Sp. Simpson. 

Dalmanites limulurus, head fragment. 

Streptorhynchus tenuis. 

Beyrichia lata, with 

Orthis elegantula, and 

Streptorhynchus tenuis, ventral valve, cast. 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus, head, large, fair con- 
dition. 

Strophomena rhomboidalis. 

Streptorhynchus tenuis, and casts. 

Orthis elegantula. 

Dalmanites limulurus, tail, very small. 

Orthis elegantula. 

Dalmanites limulurus, tail, impression. 

Orthis elegantula, with 

Streptorhynchus tenuis. 



196 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

502-30 obscure. 

502-31 lithological specimen. 

502-32 Beyrichia symmetrica. 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus. 

502-33 Crinoid stems, very poor. 

502-34 Homalonotus delphinocephalus, head. 

502-35 obscure. 

502-36 Homalonotus fragments. 

Streptorhynchus subplana. 

502-37 lithological specimen. 

502-38 Dalmanites limulurus, tail. 

502-39 Streptorhynchus tenuis, casts. 

502-40 fragments. 

502-41 Beyrichia symmetrica. 

502-42 Orthis elegantula. 

*502-43 Nucula subtrigona, new species, Simpson. 

502-43 Rhynchonella ? 

502-44 Tellinomya machaeriformis. 

502-45 Homalonotus delphinocephalus, two heads and four 

tails, with 

502 -45« Strophodonta striata. 

502-455 Rhynchonella (Stenochisma) neglecta. 



Matilda furnace, Mifflin county, collections by A. Hale and 
C. E. Hall, May, 1875, from the shale above the Clinton fossil 
ore bed V a. 

503-1 Leptocoelia hemispherica. 
.503-2 Leptocoelia hemispherica. 
503-3 Atrypa reticularis, much crushed. 
503-4 lithological specimen. 
503-6 Atrypa reticularis, poor impressions. 
503-7 Leptocoelia hemispherica. 
503-8 Atrypa reticularis, poor impressions. 
503-9 Atrypa plicatula. 
503-10 Strophodonta striata. 
503-11 Homalonotus delphinocephalus, with 

Strophodonta striata. 
503-12 obscure fragments. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. O' 197 

503-13 Homalonotus delphinocephalus, tail 'fragments. 
503-14 lithological. 

503-15 Rhynchonella (Stenochisma) neglecfca. 
503-16 Strophodonta striata. 



Orbisonia, Huntingdon county, collections by A. Hale and 
C. E. Hall, April, 1875, from the shale above Clinton ore bed 
Va. 

504-1 Strophomena rhomboidalis. 

504-2 Strophodonta striata. 

504-3 Dalmanites limulurus, tail in fair condition. 

504-4 fragments. 

504-5 Strophomena rhomboidalis. 

504-6 Dalmanites limulurus, tail impression. 

504-7 fragments. 

504-8 obscure fragments. 

504-9 Strophomena rhomboidalis. 

504-10 Beyrichia lata. 

504-11 ritrophomena rhomboidalis. 

504-12 Strophodonta striata. 

504-13 Avicula emacerata. 

504-14 Rhynchonella stricklandi. 



McKeesville, Mifflin county, collections of G. H. Christian, 
0. A. Ashburner, and A. Hale, 1874, at McKee's ore bank, 
from shale above the Clinton ore bed, Va. 
505-1 Rhynchonella stricklandi. 
505-2 Dalmanites limulurus, two good tails. 
505-3 Dalmanites limulurus, perfect impression of head. 
505-4 Aclinopteria emacerata. 
505-5 Homalonotus delphinocephalus. 
505-6 Dalmanites limulurus. 
505-7 Homalonotus delphinocephalus. 
505-8 Strophomena rhomboidalis. 
505-9 Rhynchonella (Stenochisma) neglecta. 
505-10 Streptorhynchus tenuis. 
505-11 Nucula sinuosa, new species, Simpson. 
505-12 Strophomena rhomboidalis. 



198 s 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



505-13 

505-14a 

505-14 

505-15 

505-16 

505-17 

505-19 

505-20 

505-21 

505-23 

505-24 

505-25 

505-26 

505-27 

505-28 

505-29<z 

505-295 

506-30 



505-31 

505-32 
505-33 

505-34 

505-35 

f 05-36 

505-37 

505-38 

505-39 

505-40 

505-41 

505-42 

*505-43 

505-44 

505-45 



Streptorhynchus tenuis. 

Platystoma niagarense. 

Ehynchonella stricklandi. 

Dalmanites limulurus, head, good. 

Ehynchonella stricklandi. 

Dalmanites limulurus, head, perfect except eyes. 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus, tail impression. 

Ehynchonella (Stenochisma) neglecta. 

Ehynchonella neglecta. 

Dalmanites limulurus, head, good. 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus, head fragment. 

lithological specimen. 

Platystoma niagarense. 

Dalmanites limulurus, tail fragments. 

Ehynchonella neglecta. 

lithological specimen. 

Orthis elegantula, impressions. 

Dalmanites limulurus. 

Dalmanites limulurus, tail fragment, with 

Ehynchonella neglecta, with 

Spirifera staminea, and 

Streptorhynchus subplana. 

Homalonotus delphinocephalus, tail, medium size, 

fragment. 
Ehynchonella stricklandi? (perhaps new species.) 
Homalonotus delphinocephalus, tail fragment. 
Ehynchonella stricklandi, fragment, 
piece of conglomerate, 
piece of iron ore. 
Orthis elegantula. 

Orthis elegantula (four specimens). 
Orthis elegantula (two specimens). 
Ehynchonella stricklandi. 
obscure. 

Nucula sinuosa, new species, Simpson. 
Nucula sinuosa, n. s. 

Orthis subcircula, new species. Simpson. 
Streptorhynchus tenuis. 
Streptorhynchus tenuis. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 



0°199 



Bell's Mills. Blair county, collections of C. E. Hall, Septem- 
ber, 1875, two miles southwest of the village, from Clinton 
lime shale, Va. 



5u6-l 

506-2 

506-2& 
506-2c 
506-3 
506-4 

506-5 
506-6 
506-7 
506-8 
506-9 



506-10 

506-11 

506-12 

506-13 

506-135 

506-14 

506-15 

506-16 

506-17 

506-18 

506-19 



506-20 

506-21 
506-22 
506-23 
506-24 



Atrypa reticularis, with 
Strophodonta striata. 
Atrypa reticularis, with 
Streptorhynchus subplana. 
Strophodonta striata. 
Nucleospira, two casts. 
Strophodonta striata. 
Atrypa reticularis, with 
Strophomena rhomboidalis. 
Atrypa intermedia, 
lithological specimen. 
Orthis elegantula. 
Orthis flabellum. 
Atrypa neglecta, with 
Rhynchonella lsevis, new species. 
Orthis elegantula. 
Orthis hybrida, with 
Strophomena rhomboidalis. 

Spirifera ? 

Strophodonta depressa. 
Strophodonta striata. 

Nucleospira ? 

Orthis hybrida. 
Brachiopoda 



Simpson. 



Orthis hybrida. 
Orthis hybrida. 
Dalmanites limulurus. 
Atrypa reticularis, with 
Orthis hybrida, and 
Streptorhynchus subplana. 
Atrypa reticularis, with 
Strophomena rhomboidalis. 
Atrypa reticularis. 
Brachiopoda, several fragments of. 
Atrypa reticularis. 
Dalmanites limulurus, tail, with 
Strophomena rhomboidalis. 



200 O' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

506-25 Atrypa reticularis. 

506-26 Streptorhynchus subplana. 

506-27 Streptorhynchus subplana. 

506-28 Atrypa intermedia. 

506-29 fragments. 

506-30 piece of iron ore. 

506-31 Atrypa reticularis. 

506-32 Illaenus ? impression. 

506-33 Atrypa reticularis. 

506-34 Atrypa reticularis. 



Matilda furnace, Mifflin county, collections of W. A. Fellows 
and C. E. Hall, 1875, from Clinton lime shale, Va. 

507-1 Trilobite, crushed impression. 

507-2 Atrypa reticularis. 

507-3 Atrypa reticularis. 

507-4 Bhynchonella stricklandi. 

507-5 Actinopteria emacerata. 

507-6 Atrypa reticularis, both valves. 

507-7 Strophodonta striata. 

507-8 Strophodonta striata. 

507-9 Atrypa reticularis, impression of fragment. 

507-10 Dalmanites limulurus, fragment of tail. 

507-11 Atrypa reticularis, dorsal valve, with 

Dalmanites limulurus, and 

Strophomena rhomboidalis. 

507-12 Actinopteria emacerata. 

507-13 Strophodonta striata. 

507-14 Dalmanites limulurus, body and tail. 

507-15 Atrypa nodostriata. . 

507-16 Atrypa reticularis, fragments. 

507-17 Lyrodesma poststriatum. 

507-18 obscure. 

507-19 Strophodonta striata. 

507-20 Platystoma ? 

507-21 Strophodonta profunda. 

507-22 Atrypa reticularis, crushed specimen. 

507-23 Trilobite fragment. 

507-24 Strophodonta striata. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. EOSSILS. O 3 201 

507-25 Avicula rhomboidea. 

507-26 Nucula subtrigona, new species. Simpson. See 508-15. 

507-265 Dalmanites limulurus. 

507-i7 Lamellibranchiata. 



Orbisonia. Huntingdon county, collected by C. E. Hall and 
W. A. Fellows, 1875, north of Blacklog creek, from Clinton 
lime shate, Va. 

508-1 Strophomena rhomboidalis, dorsal valve and im- 
pression. 

508-2 Strophomena rhomboidalis. 

508-3 Beyrichia lata, numerous specimens. 

508-4 Tellinomya (Palasoneilo) cuneata, new species. Sim. 
See 501-200, 500-201. 

508-5 Tellinomya (Palaeoneilo) cuneata, new species. 
Beyrichia lata. 

508-6 obscure. 

508-7 Plants, remains of. 

508-8 Gasteropod, fragment. 

508-9 Homalonotus delphinocephalus, tail. 

508-10 Plants, remains of. 

508-11 Dalmanites limulurus. 

508-12 Homalonotus delphinocephalus, tail. 

508-13 Dalmanites limulurus, fragment of cheek. 

508-14 Beyrichia lata. 

508-15 Nucula subtrigona, new species. Simpson. 

Tellinomya (Palasoneilo) cuneata, new species. Simp- 
son. 
Orthonota (Orthodesma) curta. See Hall Pal. Vol. 
2, pi. 27. 

508-16 Modiolopsis subalata. Nucula subtrigona, n. sp. 
Sim. 

508-17 Ehynchonella (Stenochisma) neglecta. 

508-18 Strophodonta striata. 

508-19 Beyrichia lata. 

508-20 undetermined. 

508-21 2 Plant remains. 

508-22 undetermined. 

508-23 Beyrichia lata, numerous. 



202 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM 

508-24 Beyrichia lata. 

508-25 Plant remains— obscure. 

508-26 Beyrichia lata. 

508-27 Beyrichia lata. 

508-28 Beyrichia lata, small piece. 

508-29 Beyrichia lata. 

508-30 Plant, obscure. 

508-31 Beyrichia lata, numerous good specimens. 



Orbisonia, Huntingdon county, collected by W. A. Fellows 
and O. E. Hall, 1875, from the North side of Blacklog creek, 10 
to 12 feet below ore opening, from Clintcn lime shale, Va. 
509-1 Crinoid stems and impressions. 



About 140 feet above the base of the Clinton lime shale, col- 
lections made by W. A. Fellows and C. E. Hall, 1875, from 
Clinton lime shale, V a. 

510-1 Beyrichia lata, numerous impressions. 
510-2 Beyrichia lata, decomposed impressions. 
510-3 Beyrichia lata, impressions. 
510-4 obscure. 

510-5 Beyrichia lata, decomposed impressions. 
510-6 Beyrichia lata. 



About 80 feet above the base of the Clinton lime shale, col- 
lected by W. A. Fellows and C. E. Hall, 1875, in Clinton lime 
shale, Va. 
511-1 Beyrichia' lata. 



Sixty feet above base of the Clinton lime shale, collected by 
W. A. Fellows and O. E. Hall, 1875, in Clinton lime shale, 
Va. 

512-1 obscure. 
512-2 Beyrichia lata. 
512-3 Beyrichia lata, numerous specimens. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. O 3 203 

Near Hollidaysburg, Blair county , collections made by E. 
H. Sanders, 1875, from the fossil ore above the limestone at 
Jos. Patton's limestone ore bank, in Clinton lime shale, Va. 
513-1 Leptocoelia hemispherica. 

513-2 Rhynchonella ? 

513-3 Rhynchonella ? 

513-4 Rhynchonell a ? 

5P-5 Rhynchonella ? 

513-6 obscure fragments. 

513-7 obscure. 

513-8 Leptocoelia hemispherica. 



Cambria Iron Co.'s slope, 1 mile northwest of Frankstown, 
Blair county, collections made by R. H. Sanders, 1875, from 
Clinton lime shale, Va. 

514-1 Brachiopoda, undetermined. 
514-2 Leptocoelia hemispherica. 



From roof slate of Frankstown bed, collections by R. H. 
Sanders, 1875, in Clinton lime shale. Va. 
515-1 obscure. 

515-2 Leptocoelia hemispherica ? 
515-3 Leptocoelia hemispherica. 



Orbisonia, Huntingdon county, collections made by A. Hale 
and C. E. Hall, 1875, 1£ miles south of Rock Hill furnace, from 
Lower Helderberg, VI. 

601-1 Cladopora ? probably a new species. 

601-2 Favosites helderbergiae. 
601-3 Favosites helderbergiae. 
601-4-4 Atrypa reticularis. 
601-5-8 Atrypa reticularis. 
601-6-21 Atrypa reticularis. 
601-7-4 Atrypa reticularis. 
601-8-5 Atrypa reticularis. 



204 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

601-9-15 Atrypa reticularis. 

601-10-29 Atrypa reticularis. 

601-11-4 Pentamerus pseudogaleatus ? very poor. 

601-12-3 Oamarium typum. 

601-13-4 Camarium typum, fragments. 

601-14-2 Syringpora ? fragments too small to identify. 

601-15 Aulopora schoharise. 

601-16 Atrypa reticularis, fragments. 

601-17 Atrypa reticularis. 

601-18 Orthis perelegans, young individual. 

601-19 Trematospira globosa (six examples). 

601-20 Astylospongia inornata (ten examples). 

601-21 Atrypa reticularis. 

601-22 Merista lsevis (seven examples). 

601-23 Alveolites explanatus ? (four fragments). 

601-24 Alveolites niagarensis, Rominger. (Doubtful iden- 
tification ; the tubes have the appearance of some 
forms of sponges. (Simpson.) 

601-25 Astylospongia inornata (four examples). 

601-26 Favosites canadensis? 

601-27 Alveolites explanatus, incrusting a Chaetetes(?). 

601-28 Favosites helderbergiaa. 

601-29 Astylospongia inornata. 

601-30 " Acervularia communis, new species (Simpson & 
.Hall, Dec. 1888). 

601-30 Diphyphyllum? 

601-31 Alveolites explanatus (two examples) ; with 

Cladopora a branching species, with cells ar- 
ranged in regular order, eight rows in a branch 
(two examples). 

601-32 Heliophyllum caniculum ? (seven examples). 

601-33 Favosites helderbergise, mostly conical or spherical 
(eight examples). 

601-34 Alveolites ? with 

Cladopora ? like Multipora of the Niagara 

formation, Vb. 

601-35 Coralline fragments, numerous. 

601-36 Sponges of undetermined genera and species (three 
examples). 

601-37 Trematospira globosa (eleven examples). 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. O a 205 

Orbisonia, Huntingdon County, collections made by 0. E. 
Hall, in 1875, in the field back of the sand quarry, near Rock 
Hill furnace, from Lower Helderberg limestone strata, VI 
602-1 Merista typum. 
602-2 Pentamerus galeatus. 
602-3 Rhynchonella 'altiplicata (four fragments). 



Orbisonia, Huntingdon county, collections made by A. Hale 
and C. E. Hall, in 1875, on the slope of Sandy Ridge, back of 
the town, from Lower Helderberg limestone strata, VI. 
603-1 Merista (Meristella) subquadrata (twenty seven ex- 
amples). 
603-2 Ehynchonella formosa (three examples). 
603-3 Orthis perelegans (four examples). 



Hazardville. Carbon county, collections made by W. A. Fel- 
lows and F. A. Genth, Jr., in 1875, at Mansing's quarry, from 
Lower Helderberg limestone beds, VI. 
604-1 Modiolopsis dubius. 
604-2 Chastetes, obscure. 

604-3 fragments of several species of brachiopods. 
604-4 Chonetes punctatus, new species. Simpson, De- 
cember, 1888. 
604-5 Chonetes punctatus, new species. 
604-6 Orthis punctostriata. 
604-7 Orthis eminens (three examples). 
604-8 fragments of crushed brachiopods. 



Orbisonia, Huntingdon county, collections ^made by C. E 
Hall and W. A. Fellows, in 1875, on the slope of Sandy Ridge, 
near the town, from Lower Helderberg limestone beds, VI. 
605-1 Pentamerus galeatus, interiors. 
605-2 Camarium typum (twelve fragments). 
605-3 Diphyphyllum ? 



Bushkill, Pike county, collections made by W. A. Fellows, 
June, 1876, from the river slope of the Hogback, near the road 



206 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

to Shawnee, at Walpack Bend of the Delaware river, in Lower 

Helderherg limestone beds, VI 

606-1 Favosites helderbergiae. 

60 )'-2 Modiolopsis dubius. 

606-3 a variety of poorly preserved shells. 

606-4 Fivosites helderbergiae (seven examples). 

606-5 obscure. 

606-6 Atrypa reticularis. 

606-7 Atrypa reticularis. 

606-8 Atrypa reticularis. 

606-9 Atrypa reticularis, with poor fragments of other spe- 
cies. 

706-10 Spirifera macropleura. 

606-11 a cast of genus and species unknown. 

606-12 Khynchonella formosa (three examples ; very little 
doubt of the species). 

606-13 Dalmania pleuropteryx (three tails of this trilobite). 

606-14 Atrypa reticularis. 

606-15 very poor fragments of the same. 



Tyrone City, Blair county, collections made by O. E. Hall 
and W. A. Fellows, in August, 1876, at the quarry north of the 
city, from Lower Helderherg limestone beds, VI. 
607-1 Stromatopora concentrica (large specimen). 
607-2 obscure fragments of Crinoid stems and bryozoa. 
607-3 obscure. 
607-4 obscure. 
607-5 Cladopora rectilineata P new species, Simpson, 

Proc. A. P. S. Phil., December, 1888. 
607-6 obscure. 

607-7 Atrypa reticularis, obscure. 
607-8 obscure fragments of bryozoa. 

Spirifera cycloptera ? 
607-9 Cladopora rectilineata, n. s. (See 607-5). 



Bushkill, Pike county, collections made by C. E. Hall and 
W. A. Fellows, 1876, on the north slope of the Hogback, below 
the mouth of the Big Bushkill creek, from Lower Helderherg 
limestone beds, VI. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. O' 207 

608-1 Strophomena woolworthana (eighteen examples; ex- 
amined by J. Hall, 1888). 
608-2 Strophomena woolworthana (two). 
608-3 Strophomena rugosa (three). 
608-4 Favosites helderbergise. 
608-5 a lithological specimen. 
608-6 Spirifera macropleura (J. H.). 
608-7 Spirifera per lamellosa (J. II.). 
608-8 Merista (Meristella) laevis (J. H.). 

Pentamerus galeatus. 
608-9 Strophomena woolworthana (J. H.). 
608-10 Orthis oblata (J. H.) with 

Spirifera per lamellosa (J. H.). 
608-26 Tentaculites, impressions. 



Shawnee, Monroe county, collections made by Hall & Fel- 
lows, on the Delaware river below the village, from Lower 
Helderberg beds, VI 
609-1 Pentamerus galeatus (five specimens; two large 

blocks containing many individuals; and three 

smaller blocks). 
609-2 poor fragments of brachiopoda and bryozoa. 



Barre township, Huntingdon county, collections made by 
C. E Billin, November, 1876, on A. B. Miller's farm, Warrior's 
ridge, from Lower Helderberg limestone beds, VI. 
610-1 Atrypa reticularis. 
610-2 Triplesia extans (eleven examples). 
610-3 sections of Bryozoa; no surfaces. 

6 10-4 Trematopora ? 

610-5c Oallotrypa heteropora (a New York fossil bryozoon) 

or one closely resembling it. 
610-6 obscure bryozoa. 
610-7 Pentamerus galeatus (two). 

610-8 Cladopora cespitosa (of the Niagara) or one resem- 
bling it. 

610-9 Diphyphyllum ? a very large specimen. 

610-10 Triplesia extans (poor fragments). 



208 s CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

610-11 Callotrypa heteropora (?) 
601-12 Spirifera, obscure. 



Orbisonia, Huntingdon county, collections made by 0. E. 
Hall, April, 1875, at Sandy Kidge sand quarry, south of Black- 
' log creek, from the Oriskany sandstone, VII 
701-1 Atrypa reticularis (seven examples). 
701-2 Orthis hipparionyx (six). 
701-3 Spirifera arrecta. 
701-4 Spirifera arrecta. 
701-5 Spirifera arenosa (two). 
701-6 Rensselseria ovoides (twelve). 
701-7 Rensselasria ovoides (seven). 
701-8 Orthis hypparionyx (three). 
701-9 obscure. 
701-10 Spirifera arenosa (three). 
701-11 Spirifera arenosa. 
701-12 Spirifera arrecta. 
701-13 Rensselseria ovoides. 
701-14 various shells (seven). 



Orbisonia, Huntingdon county, collections made by C. A. 
Ashburner and O. E. Hall, April, 1875, at the south end of 
Royer's Ridge, in the Oriskany lime- sand beds, VII 
702-1 undetermined brachiopod interiors. 
702-2 Megambonia lamellosa (two fragments). 
702-3 Strophomena rugosa, obscure. 
702-4 Spirifera arenosa (four). 
702-5 Renselseria ovoides (two; one very poor). 
702-6 Spirifera arrecta. 
702-7 Platystoma subangulata (closely resembling Hall's fig. 

3, plate 55, Pal. N. Y. Vol. 3). 
702-8 Cyrtolites expansus (two). 
702-9 Spirifera arenosa. 
702-10 ten fragments. 
702-11 Rhynchonella (Stenochisma) multistriata; — with 

Pentamerus . 

702-12 Avicula textilis, var. avcnaria (impression) and 
Dalmania micrurus. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. s 209 

702-13 obscure lamellibranchs. 

702-14 Avicula textilis, var. arenaria? (Hall Pal. N. Y. Vol.3, 

pi. 110 fig. 2). 
702-15 Bellerophon bilobatus, and 

Spirifera arenosa (several on a large slab) . 
702-16 Pentamerus galeatus. 
701-17 Spirifera arenosa (large). 
702-18 Spirifera (large block with several fragments). 
702-19 Spirifera. 
702-20 Spirifera, with 

Rensselaeria ovoides. 



Orbisonia, Huntingdon county, collections made by O. E. 
Hall, April. 1875, on Royer's Ridge, north of the road crossing 
at Orbisonia, from the Oriskany sandstone VII 
703-1 Orthis hipparionyx (five examples). 
703-2 Spirifera arenosa. 
703-3 Rensselaeria ovoides (seven). 
703-4 Or! his hipporionyx. 
703-5 Spirifera arenosa (three). 
703-6 Spirifera arenosa. 
703-7 Spirifera arrecta, and 

Spirifera ? (a cast). 

703-8 Platyceras ? 

703-9 Orthis hipparionyx, and 

Rensselaeria ovoides. 
703-10 Rensselaeria, with markings not shown in the other 

casts. 
703-11 Rensselaeria (three examples). 
703-12 Platystoma ventricosa. 
703-13 Oyrtolites expansus. 
703-14 Platyceras plicatum (two). 

Marshall's Falls, Monroe county, collections made by H. M. 
Chance, November 1874, one and a half miles north of Craig's 
Meadow, from Hamilton strata, VIII c. 
801-1 Spirifera medialis (verified by J. Hall). 
801-2 Spirifera granulifera (J. H.). 
801-3 Spirifera granulifera (J. H.). 
801-4 Atrypa reticularis (impression). 
14 O 3 



210 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

801-5 Spirifera mesocostalis. 

801-6 Spirifera arenosa. 

801-7 Tropidoleptus carinatus, and 
Bellerophon leda ? 

801-8 Atrypa reticularis. 

801-9 Chonetes scitula. 

801-10 Tseniopora exiguua (Nicholson; but see better de- 
scription in Hall, Pal. N. Y. Vol. 6). 

S01-11 Eeptaria stolonifera, incrusting Oithoceras constrictum 

801-12 Fenestella ? impression. 

801-13 Fenestella ? impression of cellular and non-cellu- 
lar face. 

801-14 Modiomorpha concentrica, with Fenestella ? 

obscure. 

801-15 Fenestella very obscure. 

801-16 Platyceras carinatum, with Platyceras ? (J. H)- 

801-17 Platyceras cymbium. 

801-18 Platyceras carinatum. 

801-19 Aviculopecten princeps (J. H.) and 
Aviculopecten ? 

801-20 Actinopteria subdecussata. 

801-21 Cimitaria recurva. 

801-22 a concretion (J. H.). 

801-23 Pleurotomaria sulcomarginata, (J. H.) two examples. 

801-24 Phacops rana (four). 

801-25 Dalmanites (Crypheeus) boothii ( J. H.) two specimens. 

801-26 Phacops. 

S01-27 Modiomorpha concentrica. 

801-28 Orthoceras ohioense. 



Orbisonia, Huntingdon county, collections made by Ash- 
burner and Hall, April, 1875, on Aughwick creek, just below 
the bridge at Saddleback gap, from Hamilton strata, VIII a 
802-1 Worm tracks. 
802-2 Chonetes coronata (J. H.). 
802-3 Chonetes scitula? with 

Tropidoleptus carinatus (J. H.). 



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Orbisonia, Huntingdon county, Saddleback ridge, collections 
of 0". E. Hall, April, 1875, from Hamilton strata, VIllc. 
803-1 Tentaculites spiculus ; a large slab covered with them. 

Tentaculites spiculus ; a large slab covered with them. 

Tentaculites spiculus ; a large slab covered with them.. 

Tentaculites spiculus; alarge slab covered with them. 

Tentaculites spiculus ; a large slab covered with them . 

Pterinea flabella ; a large slab covered with them. 

Pterinea flabella. 

Pterinea flabella, internal mold of right valve. 

Pterinea flabella, with 

Ohonetes scitula ; many individuals. 

Chonetes scitula, with 

Spirifera disjuncta (verified by J. H). 

Chonetes syrtalis (verified by J. H.), with 

Tentaculites spiculus (cast) and 

Chonetes scitula ? 

Chonetes scitula (several, on slabs). 

Chonetes coronata (impression), with 

fragments of brachiopods (two specimens). 

Terataspis grandis (partial impression ; verified by J.. 
Hall); also, another specimen, undetermined. 

Chonetes scitula (doubtful). 

Chonetes scitula (verified by J. H). 

Pholidops arenaria (doubtful). 

Pterinea flabella, fragment. 

Pterinea flabella, impression, with 

Chonetes scitula. 

Pterinea flabella, impression of fragment. 

Spirifera granulifera (verified by J. H.). 

Pterinea flabella, fragments. 

Spirifera mesacostalis (poor); fimbriata.. 

Chonetes syrtalis (J. H). 

Grammysia (species not discoverable).. 



803-2 
803-3 
803-4 
803-5 
803-6 
803-7 
803-8 
803-9 

803-10 

803-11 



803-12 
803-13 

803-14 

803-15 
803-16 
i 03-17 
803-18 
803-19 

803-21 
803-22 
803-23 
803-24 
803-25 
803-27 



Marshall's creek, Monroe county, collections of W. A. Fel- 
lows and F. A 1 Genth, Jr., July 1875, from Hamilton strata, 
VIII a 



212 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



804-1 


Paracyclas elliptica. 


804-2 


Paracyclas lirata. 


804-3 


Paracyclas lirata. 


804-4 


Tellinomya subemarginata (J. H.). 


804-5 


Grammysia (species). 


804-6 


Graramysia (Sphenomya) cuneata. 


804-7 


Paracyclas lirata. 


804-8 


Paracyclas lirata. 


804-9 


Palasoneilo (species). 


804-10 


Spirifera fimbriata (verified by J. Hall). 


804-11 


Crinoid impressions. 


804-13 


Spirifera fimbriata (card for two trays). 


804-14 


Discina ampla. 


804-15 


Spirifera fimbriata. 


804-16 


Discina media. 


804-17 


Spirifera mesocostalis. 


804-18 


Spirifera fimbriata. 


804-19 


Spirifera fimbriata (seven individuals verified by J. 




Hall). 


804-20 


Crinoid stems (poor); with 




Ohonetes laticosta ; and 




Orthoceras constrictum. 


804-21 


Telenomya submarginata. 


.'804-22 


Spirifera fimbriata (verified by J. H.). 


.804-23 


Ohonetes muoronata. 


804-24 


Strictopora gilberti. 


-804-25 


Palseoneilo fecnnda (doubtful). 


804-26 


Ohonetes mucronata. 


804-27 


Palseoneilo (species). 


804-28 


Streptelasma (species), J. H., and 




a cyathophylloid coral. 


804-29 


Ohonetes mucronatus (two individuals). 


804-30 


Discina ampla. 


804-31 


Strophomena woolworthana (J. H.), and 




Strophodonta demissa. 


604-32 


Fenestella, cast. 


804-33 


Coleolus aciculus. 


804-34 


a cyathophylloid coral. 


804-35 


Pterinea flabella, fragment (very poor). 


804-36 


Discina (species indistinct). 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 



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804-37 Paracylus lirata. 

804-38 Crinoid stem impression. 

804-39 Chonetes mucronata. 

804-40 Chonetes mucronata. 

8C4-41 Platyceras nodosum. 

804-42 Dalmanites (Cryphseus) boothii, head and tail. 

804-43 Spirifera mesocostalis. 

804-44 Fene stella, impression, poor. 

804-45 Fenestella (not named). 

804-46 Fistulipora (obscure). 

804-47 Lingula maida. 

804-48 (wanting). 

804-49 Chonetes mucronata. 

804-50 Spirifera mesocostalis. 

804-51 Chonetes mucronata. 

804-52 Orthoceras caelamen. 

804-53 Grammysia (crushed). 

504-54 Chonetes mucronata, impression (poor). 

804-55 Crinoid stem, impression. 

804-56 Paracyclas lirata. 

804-57 Tellinopsis subemarginata. 

804-58 obscure fragments (three specimens). 

804-59 Spirifera mesocostalis, impression. 

804-60 Spirifera mesocostalis. 

804-61 Fenestella (thirteen specimens, nearly all of one spe- 
cies, but in such a condition that they cannot be 
identified with certainty. G. B. Simpson). 

804-62 obscure. 

804-63 Orthoceras caelamen. 

804-64 Tellinopsis subemarginata (verified). 

804-65 Palseoneilo brevis. 

804-66 Paracyclas lirata (with valves, crushed). 

804-67 Pterinea flabella, fragment (poor). 

804-68 obscure lamellibranchs. 

804-69 Spirifera mesocostalis (three). 

804-70 Chonetes mucronata (two). 

804-71 Fenestella ? (probably unnamed, but these casts 

are too poor for good determination). 

804-72 obscure fragments. 

804-73 Dalmanites (Cryphasus) boothii (four examples). 



214 s 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



804-74 Dalmanites (four tails). 

804-75 Dalmanites (one body). 

804-76 obscure fossils. 

804-77 Proetus rowi. 

804-78 Phacopsrana; tail (pygidium). 

804-79 Phacops rana (six heads). 

804-80 Phacops rana (nine bodies). 

804-81 Spirifera mesocostalis. 

804-82 Nuculites oblongata (verified by J. Hall). 

804-S3 Spirifera fimbriata (verified by J. Hall). 

804—84 Phacops rana, head. 

804-85 Fenestella, obscure impression. 

804-86 Chonetes mucronata ; and 

Bellerophon patulus. 
804-87 Spirifera mesocostalis. 
804-88 obscure fragments. 

lithological specimen. 
804-90 Streptelasma ? and 

a small cyathophylloid coral fragment. 
804-91 Amboccelia umbonata. 
804-92 Strophodonta perplana (young one). 
804-93 Ambocoelia umbonata (two). 
804-94 Dalmanites calliteles (J. Hall) ; with 

Proetus ? and 

an unknown form (See figure on card). 
804-95 a cyathophylloid coral, indistinct. 
804-96 Conocardium cuneus? (J. H.). 
804-97 obscure. 
804-98 Phacops rana. 
804-99 Dalmanites calliteles (J. H.). 
804-100 obscure. 
804-101 Stictopora gilberti. 
804-102 Some very poor bryozoan impressions. 
804-103 Fish scale. 

804-104 Paracyclas lirata (verified by J. H.). 
804-105 a small poor fragment of a trilobite. 
804-106 Bellerophon triliratus ; and 

Strophodonta perplana. 
804-107 Strophodonta perplana (J. H.). 
804-201 Actinopteria boydii (J. H.). 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 



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Bell's Mills, Blair county, collections by 0. E. Hall, 1875, 
from Hamilton shale, VIII c. 

805-1 Heliophyllum halli. 

805-2 Terebratula harmonia (verified by J. Hall). 

805-3 Fenestella ? not named (impression). 

805-4 a cyathophylloid coral (too obscure). 

805-5 Atrypa reticularis. 

805-6 Stictopora gilberti (poor impression). 

805-7 Athyris spiriferoides. 

805-8 Strophodonta perplana (J. H.). 

805-9 Crinoid stems (poor). 

805-10 obscure. 

805-11 Stictopora subcarinata. 

805-12 Gomophora hamiltonensis (both valves, vertically 

compressed). 

805-13 Fenestella planiramata ? 

805-14 Spirifera mucronata. 

805-15 Pentamerella micula. 

805-16 Fenestella ? not named (poor cast). 

805-17 Stictopora subcarinata (poor impression). 

805-18 a lamellibranch shell (obscure). 

805-19 Fenestella ? not named (cast). 

805-20 Strophodonta perplana (J. H.). 

805-21 Fenestella ? not named (cast). 

805-22 Fenestella ? not named (fragments). 

805-23 fragment of a crinoid stem. 

805-24 Amboccelia praeumbona (verified by J. Hall). 

805-25 Spirifera mucronata. 

805-26 Orthoceras ? (small fragment). 

805-27 a poor fragment of some trilobite. 

805-28 Orthoceras nuntium (J. H.) ; with 

Tropidoleptus carinatus (two, J. H.). 

805-29 Athyris spiriferoides (J. H.). 

805-30 seven fragments. 

805-31 Chonetes coronatus. 

805-32 Phacops ran a. 

805-33 Chonetes coronatus (J. H.). 

805-34 a cyathophylloid, obscure. 

805-35 a small fragment. 

805-36 fragments. 



216 s CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

Marshall's creek, Monroe county, Levi Detrich's farm | mile 
north of Marshall's falls, collections by W. A. Fellows and F. 
A. Genth, Jr., 1875, from Hamilton shale VIII c. 
806-1 Strophodonta concava. 
806-2 Spirifera marcyi (verified by J. Hall). 
806-3 Heliophyllum halli (cast of calyx). 
806-4 Atrypa reticularis (poor). 
806-5 Spirifera fimbriata (impression of bit). 
806-6 Spirifera granulifera (cast of part, J. H.). 
806-7 Atrypa reticularis (crushed, J. H.). 
806-8 Ambocoelia umbonata ; with 

Spirifera ? fragments. 

806-9 Athyris spiriferoides (J. H.). 

8C6-10 Spirifera fimbriata (on a block containing also frag- 
ments of 

Spirifera mucronata. 
806-11 obscure. 
806-12 obscure. 
806-13 obscure. 
806-14 



806-15 Palasoneilo plana (J. H.). 



Marshall's creek, Monroe county, George Kintner's farm, 
one mile south-west of Marshall's Falls, collections by W. A. 
Fellows and F. A. Genth, jr., 1875, from Hamilton strata, VIII c- 
807-1 Heliophyllum halli (imp. of cup). 
807-2 Pterinea fiabella (fragment). 

807-3 Fenestella ? unnamed (casts, fragments). 

807-4 Spirifera disjuncta. 

807-5 Chonetes mucronata (two). 

807-6 a lithological specimen. 

807-7 Pterinea fiabella. 

807-8 Crinoid, stem, end, {beautiful). 

808-9 Crinoid stem impression, (poor). 

807-10 Cyathophyllum ? (obscure cup). 

807-11 Productella lachrymosa (verified by J. H.). 
807-12 Platyceras erectum (verified by J. H). 
807-13 Pleurotomaria sulcornarginata. 
807-14 obscure. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 



8 217 



807-15 
807-16 
807-17 
807-18 
807-19 
807-20 
807-21 
807-22 
807-23 
807-24 
807-25 
807-26 

807-27 
807-28 

807-29 
807-30 
807-31 
807-32 
807-33 
807-34 
807-35 
807-36 
807-37 
807-38 

807-39 
807-40 
807-41 
807-42 

807-43 
807-44 
807-45 
807-46 

807-47 
807-48 
807-49 



Fenestella 



unnamed (cast of frond). 



Paracyclas lirata (good example). 

Orinoid stem impression, and a few plates. 

Spirifera disjuncta (cast). 

Spirifera disjuncta. 

Fterinea fiabella (impression). 

Nautilus liratus, var. juvenis. 

Crinoid stems (poor fragments). 

Aviculopecten princeps. 

Spirifera fimbriata (J. H.); 

Spirifera mesocostalis. 

Strophodonta perplana, var. nevosa (J. H) Spirifera 

disjuncta (on the same specimen). 
Spirifera fimbriata (J. H.). 
Tasniopora exigua (a part of it from very near the base 

of the fossil). 
a poor fragment of some trilobite. 
Palasoneilo fecunda. 
Phacops rana (very poor impression). 
Spirifera fimbriata (J. H.). 

Phacops ? tail (pygidium). 

Phacops rana, head (cast). 

Crinoid stem, end. 

Spirifera mucronata (cast and impression). 

Spirifera mucronata. 

Platyceras ? (J. H.) with 

Discina ? both valves convex. 

Spirifera disjuncta. 

Amboccelia umbonata, var. gregaria. 

Phacops rana, head (cast). 

Fenestella ? not named (the non-cellular face of 

it exhibited). 
Tropidoleptus carirfatus. (J. H.). 
Tropidoleptus carinatus (two examples, J. H.). 
Tropidoleptus carinatus. 
Ambocoelia umbonata; with 
Crinoid stem fragments (poor), 
a lamellibranch shell. 
Spirifera granulifera (J. H.). 



218 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

807-50 Spirifera mucronata. 

807-51 Spirifera disjuncta. 

807-52 Spirifera fimbriata ? (impression, poor). 

807-53 Crinoidal stems, casts, poor, mostly ends. 

807-54 Atrypa reticularis. 

807-55 Strophodonta demissa (J. EL). 

807-56 Orinoid stem end. (Very beautiful ; see figure) . 

807-57 Spirifera sculptilis (cast. — J. EL). 

807-58 Spirifera mucronata. 

807-59 Spirifera mucronata. 

807-60 Spirifera fimbriata (J. EL). 

807-61 Spirifera mucronata (two very poor casts). 

807-62 obscure fragments (three). 

807-63 Crinoid stems (impressions, poor). 



Dingman's Falls, Pike county, near Dingman's Ferry on the 
Delaware river, collections by W. A. Fellows, June, 1876, from 
Hamilton strata, VIII c. 

808-1 Nucleospira concinna (verified by J. Hall). 
808-2 Orthis vanuxemi. (J. EL). 
808-3 Goniophora hamiltonensis. 
808-4 Spirifera granulifera (J. EL). 
808-5 Hyolithes (the base of one, J. EL). 
808-6 Spirifera granulifera (J. EL). 
808-7 many indeterminate fragments on one block. 
608-8 Tellinopsis subemarginata. 
808-9 Tellinopsis subemarginata. 
808-10 Spirifera fimbriata (J. EL). 
808-11 Crinoid stems, mostly discs, (poor). 
808-12 Modiella pygmasa (Hall, V, 1, pi. 76); with 

Nucula bella (J. H.); and 

Nuoulites oblongata (J. Ef.). 
808-13 Modiella pygmasa, and 

Nucula bella 
808-14 Pleurotomaria arata (one whorl only); with 
808-15 Pholadella parallela (J. EL). 

808-16 Orthoceras ? (small, poor fragments). 

808-17 Michilinea (J. EL). 

808-18 Orthoceras crotalum (J. EL). 



SPECIAL COLLECTION". FOSSILS. O 8 219 

808-19 Orthoceras eonscriptum. 

808-21 Lepidodendron gaspianum (J. H.). 

808-22 Ambocoelia umbonata, var. gregaria. 

808-23 Paracyclas lirata (crushed). 

808-24 Orthis vanuxemi (J. H.). 

808-25 Pleurotomaria sulcomarginata (J. H.). 

808-26 Actinopteria boydii. (J. H.). two examples on a large 
partially decomposed block, containing many ob- 
scure fragments. 

808-27 Homalonotus ? very obscure. 

808-48 Spirifera mesocostalis (three). 

808-202 Leiopteria dekayi (J. H.). 



Port Jervis, Orange county, N. Y., collections by C. E. Hall 
and W. A. Fellows, 1876, along the Delaware and Hudson 
canal, above the town, from Hamilton strata, VIII c. 
809-1 Orthis tioga. 
809-2 obscure. 

809-3 Spirifera granulifera (J. H.). 
809-4 Spirifera disjuncta. 
809-5 Orthis tioga (two). 
809-6 Leptodesma robustum (?) (J. H.). 
809-7 Nucleospira concinna (J. H.). 
809-8 Orthis leucosia (J. H.). 
809-9 Orthis leucosia (J. H.). 
809-10 Nucleospira concinna. 
809-11 Athyris angelica. 
809-100 Leiopteria dekayi. 



Hogback, Monroe county, collections by W. A. Fellows, 
June, 1876, from the south slope of the ridge, on the road to 
Shawnee, by the way of De Witt's from the lower beds of the 
Upper Helderberg formation, VIII a. 

810-1 Leptoccelia ? a rare form. 

810-2 Chonetes coronatus. 
810-3 Spirifera fimbriata (J. H.). 
810-4 Leptoccelia ? a rare form. 



220 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

810-5 Rhynchonella (Leptocoelia?) three examples. 
810-12 Spirifera fimbriata (J. H.). 



Lawrenceville, Tioga county, collections by A. Sherwood, 
June, 1875, from the Chemung, VIII g. 
850-1 Spirifera disjuncta (thirteen examples). 
850-2 Spirifera disjuncta (numerous shells and casts). 

Athyris ? 

Atrypa ? casts of a large form. 
850-3 Atrypa? casts of a large form. 

Spirifera disjuncta. 
850-4a Spirifera disjuncta, cast (J. H.). 
850-45 , Modiomorpha subalatus, var. chemungensis (J. H.). 
850-4 Atrypa reticularis? (cast of interior). 

Spathella typica ? 

Pterinea flabella (impression). 
850-7 Strophodonta cayuta. 

Strophodonta inaequistriata (mostly casts of interior, 
showing muscular scars.) 
850-8 Strophodonta inasquislriata (mostly casts of interior, 
showing muscular scars). 

Strophodonta cayuta (J. H.). 
850-9 Strophodonta ineequistriata ; many individuals on a 
slab; both valves, and casts and impressions of 
both valves). 
850-10 Strophouonta ineequistriata (with fragments of other 
fossils), and 

Strophodonta cayuta (J. H.) ; also 

Pterinea flabella (poor specimen). 
850-11 Strophodonta insequistriata ; twenty or thirty indi- 
viduals one block. 
850-12 Strophodonta cayuta (J. 11.). 
850-13 Strophodonta insequistriata; with 

Spirifera disjuncta. 
850-14 Atrypa hystrix {three fair specimens. J. EL). 
850-15 Atrypa hystrix (J. H.). 
850-16 Lamellibranchs of two species in fragments. 
850-17 Strophomena concava (cast). 



SPECIAL COLLECTION-. FOSSILS. O 8 221 

850-18 Leptodesma phaon (J. H.), together with 

Leptodesma naviforme (J. H.) ; 

Goniophora chemungensis ; and 

Spirifera disjuncta. 
850-19 Mytilops metella (J. H.). 
850-20 Spirifera disjuncta. 
850-21 Spirifera disjuncta. 
850-22 Sprifera disjuncta (impressions). 
850-23 Strophodonta cayuta (casts; and fragments of other 
fossils). 

850-24 Orthoceras ? interior, obscure. 

850-25 Spirifera disjuncta; many on one large slab. 
850-26 Spirifera disjuncta, with 

Spathella typica. 
850-27 Strophodonta inasquistriata (hinge line an inch long). 
850-28 Strophodonta cayuta (dorsal and ventral valves, im- 
pressions and casts). 
850-29 Byssopteria radiata. 
850-30 Atrypa hystrix (J. H.) ; with 

Bellerophon triliratus. 
850-31 Spirifera disjuncta. A large slab with numerous ex- 
amples; casts; hinge line very long (See 853-2). 



Elk run, Tioga county, two miles west of Gaines, from 20 to 
40 rods above the bridge over Pine creek near the mouth of 
Elk run, collections by A. Sherwood, July, 1875, from the 
Chemung VIII g. 
851-1 Lamellibranch shells, obscure. 



Covington, Tioga county, Pa., collections by A. Sherwood, 
July, 1875, from Upper Chemung strata, VIII g. 
852-1 Productella arctirostrata (see Hall, Pal. N. Y. IV, plate 
26, fig. 22, 23, with sinus much less distinct than in 
855-11)— also 
Grammysia elliptica (in good condition and a little be 
yond medium size). 
852-2 Grammysia elliptica (two poor specimens) ; and 

Productella lachrymosa (about half a valve shown). 



222 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM 

852-3 Streptorhynchus chemungensis ? (with striae unusual). 

852-4 Mytilarca occidental (Hall, Pal. N. Y., IV, plate 33 
fig. 3) in fair condition. 

8§2-5 Pterinopecten suborbicularis, only umbo and wings pre- 
served. 

852-6 Streptorhynchus chemungensis? (poor cast). 

852-7 Leptodesma stephani (J. EL). 

852-8 Fish remains. 



Tioga, Tioga Co., Pa., collections of A. Sherwood, August 
1875, from Upper Chemung strata VIII g. 
853-1 A brachiopod undetermined. 
853-2 Atrypa hystrix (verified by J. Hall) ; and Orthis im- 

pressa (J. H.). 
853-3 Spirifera disjuncta (six individuals). 
853-4 Strophomena rhomboidalis. 

853-5 Leptodesma robustum {in good condition. J. H.). 
853-6 Leptodesma demus (J. H.) several fragments. 
853-7 Modiomorpha rigidula. New species. Simpson . 
853-8 Productella hirsuta (J. H.). 



Charleston township, Tioga County, Pa., collections of A.Sher- 
wood, May and June 1875, from Upper Chemung strata VIII g. 

854-1 Spirifera disjuncta (cast). 

854-2 Spirifera disjuncta, a small rock piece covered with 
small casts. 

854-3 Productella arctirostrata ; with 

Productella boydii (six casts, some fair, others poor). 

854-4 Productella exanthemata (cast, in fair condition ; com- 
pare hirsuta var.). 

854-5 Productella exanthemata (poor casts). 

854-6 Spirifera disjuncta (two poor casts). 

854-7 Athyris angelica (J. H.) wider than usual. 

854-8 Spirifera mesocostalis (poor casts of both valves). 

854-9 Spirifera mesocostalis (fair casts). 

854-10 Ehynchonella altiplicata (see Pal. N. Y. Vol. 3, pi. 33, 
f. 29). 

854-11 Productella arctirostrata (one cast showing nodes 
another entirely smooth, showing muscular scars. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. O a 223 

854-12 Spirifera granulifera (J. H.) cast showing scars. 
854-13 Spirifera disj uncta (a poor specimen, partly exfoliated). 
854-14 Streptorhynchus chemungensis (about three-quarters 

of the specimen). 
854-15 Atrypa impressa (poor cast, showing scars). 
854-16 Spirifera disj uncta (very poor cast). 
854-17 Khynchonella sappho (Pal. N. Y. Vol. 4, plate 55, f. 

47), two individuals. 
854—18 Athyris angelica (casts showing the different aspects 

of the species under different degrees of weathering). 
854-19 Athyris angelica (cast showing muscular scars and 

pustulose surface). 
854-20 Athyris angelica (four casts, preserving the form of 

the fossil and traces of the external surface markings. 
854-21a Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) sappho, (J. H.) ; with 
854-21J Athyris angelica (three. J. H.); and 
854-21c Spirifera mesacostalis. 
854-22 Spirifera disj uncta (cast of small one) ; with 

Athyris angelica (three individuals in different stages 

of preservation). 
854-23 Productella lachryrnosa (cast, showing strong pus- 
tules) ; and 
Orthisimpressa(cast,with muscular impressions ; Hall's 

figures show the hinge a little straighter than this). 
854-24 Spirifera disjuncta (cast; cardinal extremities short. 

angular). 
854-25 Orthis impressa (cast showing scars. Same as 854 40). 
854-26 Athyris angelica (small specimen in fair condition ; 
and cast showing the scars and pustulose surface ; 
with other obscure species of shells). 
854-27 Spirifera disjuncta (casts of ventral and dorsal valves) 
854-28 Spirifera mucronata (ventral casts). 
854-29 Spirifera disjuncta(two dorsal casts, one with the scars). 
854-30 Spirifera disjuncta (hinge ends much extended ; shell 

partly exfoliated). 
854-31 Athyris angelica (both valves, somewhat crushed). 
854-32 Spirifera mesacostalis (dorsal cast). 
854-33 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) duplicata (in fair con- 
dition, J. H.). 
854-34 Rhynchonella sappho. 



224 s 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



854-35 Athyris angelica (cast, with slight scars). 

854-36 Edmondia phillipi (right valve in fair conddion). 

854-37 Athyris angelica (J. H., cast showing breaks). 

854-38 Spirifera disjuncta (small one). 

854-39 obscure. 

854-40 Orthis impressa (J. H. Several specimens of both 
valves). 

854-41 Orthis impressa (J. H., cast and scars). 

854-42 Productella arctirostrata. 

854-43 Orthis impressa=854-40 (three casts, with scars) ; 
and 
Productella lachrymosa (casts showing pustular sur- 
face). 

854-44 Productella lachrymosa (casts of varying forms show- 
ing pustular surface). 

854-45 Orthis impressa=854-40 (casts ; scars) : and 
Athyris angelica. 

854-46 Productella arctirostrata (Pal. N. Y., Yol. 4, plate 26 
f. 22). 

854-47 Bhynchonella (Stenoschisma) contracta (Pal. N. Y., 
Vol. 4, pi. 55, f. 30 32). 

854-48 Ehynchonella (St.) eximia? 

854-49 Edmondia subovata (good). 



Sullivan township, Tioga county, Pa., collections by A. Sher- 
wood, July, 1875, from Upper Chemung strata, VIII g. 
855-1 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, dorsal valve (good). 

Streptorhynchus chemungensis, dorsal valve (good). 

Granimysia elliptica (large specimen, nearly smooth). 

Leptodesma lichas (verified by J. Hall, three speci- 
mens of medium size, each a little imperfect, butin 
fair to good condition. 

Streptorhynchus chemungensis (Pal. N. Y., IV, 10 
f. 8). 

Grammysia elliptica (a little above medium size; 
somewhat crushed ; smooth). 

Orthis impressa = 850-40 (cast showing scars). 

Grammysia elliptica (ordinary size; lower back part 
broken off; specimen in fair condition). 



855-2 
855-3 
855-4 



855-5 

855-6 

855-7 
855-8 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 0° 225 

855-9 Streptorhynchus chemungensis (narrow, regularly 
rounded). 

855-10 Productella exanthemata (pustules, or nodes, nearly 
obsolete). 

855-11 Productella boydii? with a very distinct sinus (not. 
figured in Pal. N. Y.). 

855-12 Productella boydii ? = 855-11 ; convex ; distinct sinus ; 
nodes few, elongate and sharp ; and 
Streptorhynchus chemungensis ; broad, slightly con- 
vex ; with slight sinus. 

855-13 Streptorhynchus chemungensis (See Pal. N. Y., IV„ 
plate 10, f. 10, 18). 

855-14 Productella arctirostrata (J. H.) ; also 

855-14a Productella boydii (J. H.), very convex; stronger- 
sinus than any specimen figured ; also 

855-145 Productella exanthemata (J. H.). 

855-15 Streptorhynchus chemungensis ; one flat, the other 
convex, with a sinus along the middle. 

855-16 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, rounded at the ends, 
with a sinus along the middle. 

855-17 Streptorhynchus chemungensis (J. H.). 

855-18 Productella exanthemata ? 

855-19 Orthis impressa = 854-40 (cast and scars). 

855-20 Productella speciosa ; with 
Productella boydii ; and 
Grammy sia elliptica (two good specimens).. 

855-21 Productella lachrymosa. 

855-22 Orthus impressa = 854-40 (cast and scars-).. 

855-23 Sphenotus contracta ; very narrow. 

855-24 Sphenotus chemungensis, new species, Simpson, Proa. 
A. P. S., Phil., Dec. 1888 (both valves ; umbo broken 
off). 

855-25 Leptodesma phaon (J. H.). 

855-26 Lamellibranch concealed by stone. 

855-27 Edmond'ia phillipi, left valve (J. H.,good)* 

855-28 Leptodesma phaon (J. H., good condition). 

855-29 Atrypa aspera ? a very coarse specimen (in good con- 
dition). 

855-30 Atrypa spinosa (J. H. It resembles 855-29; lower 
part broken off). 
15 s 



226 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

855-31 Productella *= 855-11 ; convex, with distinct sinus. 
855-32 Aviculopecten cancellatus (J. H.) a fine specimen; 
also 

Leptodesma mortoni (in fair condition). 
855-33 Aviculopecten cancellatus (J. H.) = 34, 

Aviculopecten = 35, 36, 

Productella. 
855-34 Aviculopecten cancellatus (J. H. good ;) and 
855-345 Streptorhynchus chemungensis ; small, flat. 
855-35a Aviculopecten cancellatus (J. H.). 
825-355 Aviculopecten = 33 (impression from which a fair 

guttapercha cast could be made), 
855-35c Athyris angelica (cast). 
S55-35c? Streptorhynchus chemungensis (J. H.) impression of 

dorsal valve ; and a second flat specimen). 
855-36« Productella arctirostrata ; cast of dorsal interior ; dis- 
tinctly eared; with elevation along middle ; also 
855-365 Streptorhynchus chemungensis ; dorsal valve ; and 

cast with scars ; also 
855-36c Mytilarca— — ? perhaps occidentalis. 
855-37 Productella = 855-11 ; convex deep sinus ; pustules 

becoming lengthened at the front. 
855-38 Productella boydii (J. H.). 
855-39a Athyris angelica. 

855-395 Spirifera mesocostalis, ventral valve (fair spec). 
855-39oJ Leptoccalia protextum (margins broken) ; with 
.855-39e Mytilarca chemungensis, of unusual form ; and 

Athris angelica. 
855-40 Aviculopecten cancellatus (J. H.) = 855-32. 
855-41 Productella lachrymosa; and 

Streptorhynchus chemungensis (weathered). 
-855-42 Productella, boydii (J. H.) = 855-36a. 
855-43- Athyris angelica. 

,855-44 Atrypa reticularis, very convex (poor). 
.•855-45 Orthis pennsylvanica, new species, Simpson = 9524 of 

Eandall's collection. 
.€55-46 Orthis impressa (seven specimens, and among them) 

Orthis new species. Simpson. 

855-46a Productella hirsuta. 

€55-47 Streptorhynchus chemungensis ; small. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. EOSRILS. O" 227 

855-47 Orthis pennsylvanica, new species, = 855-46, and 
Kandall's 9524; allied to Orthis leuoosia G. B. 
Simpson. 
855-48 Productella lachrymosa. 
855-49 Athyris angelica. 
855-50 a lithological specimen. 
855-51 Productella, like 855-36, and 

Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

855-52 Productella ? 

855-53 Athyris angelica. 
855-54 Orthis new species ; with 
Edmondia subovata; also 
Productella onusta (impression) ; and 
Streptorhynchus chemungensis (J. H.) all in good 
condition. 
855-55 Productella lachrymosa. 
855-56 Grammysia elliptica ; large. 

855-57 Streptorhynchus chemungensis (impressions of frag- 
ments) ; with 
Orthis impressa (cast, showing scars) 855-226 Myti 
larca chemungensis. 



Mixtown, Clymen township, Tioga county, Pa., collections 
by A. Sherwood, from Upper Chemung strata, VIII g. 
856-1 Spirifera mesocostalis (cast). 

Triplesia extans (Athyris angelica? Among other ob- 
scure casts and impressions). 
856-2 Spirifera mesocostalis. 
856-3 Athyris angelica (various casts). 
856-4 Athyris angelica (two casts). 
856-5 Spirifera disjuncta, very long variety (numerous on a 

large slab). 
856-6 Khynchonella (Stenoschisma) contracta. 
857-7 Dictyophyton (a fragment two inches long). 
856-8 Spirifera disjuncta (several casts). 
856-9 Khynchonella (S.) contracta ; see Hall, Pal. N. Y. IV, 

plate 55, p. 30. 
856-10 Athyris angelica (several casts) ; also 
Spirifera mesocostalis (casts). 



22S O' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

856-115 Spirifera (two good casts) ; also 

856-lla Spirifera disjuncta (six individuals). 

856-lle Mytilarca chemungensis (two). 

856-12 Spirifera disjuncta (showing muscular impressions 

and very extended hinge line extremities). 
856-13 Spirifera disjuncta (casts of parts). 
856-14<z Spirifera disjuncta (cast of part) ; with 
856-146 Athyris angelica (cast). 
856-15 Athyris angelica (casts) ; with 

Streptorhynchus chemungensis, with alternating striae. 

On the same block are obscure lamellibranch 

fragments. 
856-16 Athyris angelica : and 

Athyris pseudomarginata {good dorsal valve). 
856-17 Spirifera disjuncta (several casts, with scars). 
856-18 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) contracta, dorsal valve 
856-19 Rhynchonella, ventral valve. 
856-20 Athyris angelica (cast, with scar) ; also 

Spirifera mesocostalis (one norsal valve, and another 
impression). 
856-21 Spirifera disjuncta (two). 

856-22 Productella arctirostrata (Pal. N. T. V. pi. 26, f. 22) • 
856-23 Athyris angelica {good example). 
856-24 Orthis impressa. 

856-25 Leptodesma potens, variety, ventral valve ; also 
856-255 Edmondia subovata. 
856-26 Productella lachrymosa ? ; 
856-26« Productella arctirostrata ; and 

many obscure fragments of other brachiopods. 
856-27 Spirifera mesocostalis ; 

Athyris angelica (casts) ; and 

obscure fragments of Productella, etc. 
856-28 Orthis pennsylvanica, new species, = 855-47, and 

Randall's 9524; allied to Orthis leucosia. 
856-29 Productella boydii. 
856-30 Productella boydii. 
856-31 obscure. 

856-32 Productella arctirostrata, interior of dorsal valve. 
858-33 Orthis impressa (J. H.) ventral valve flat (casts of 
ventral valves). 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. O" 229 

856-34 Productella lachrymosa. 
856-35 obscure. 

856-36 Productella exanthemata? 
856-37 Rhyn. (Stenoschisma) contracta. 
856-38 Rhyn. (Stenoschisma) contracta. 

Spirifera disjuncta ; and fragments of obscure Pro- 
ductella, etc. 
856-39 Spirifera disjuncta. 
856-40 Athyris angelica. 
856-40as Productella boydii, = 555-11; 
856-40J Productella lachrymosa; 
856-40c Productella arctirostrata. 
856-41 Athyris angelica. 

856-42 Athyris angelica {preserving the shell). 
856-43 Rhyn. (Steno.) contracta, dorsal valve. 
856-44 obscure. 
856-45 Athyris angelica. 
856-46 Rhyn. (Sten.) contracta (two). 
856-47 Athyris angelica (numerous). 
856-48 obscure. 

856-49 Streptorhynchus chemungensis ; alternating striae. 
856-52 Spirifera disjuncta (casts). 



Charleston township, Tioga county, Pa., at Mill creek bridge, 
near 0. Patridge's, collected by A. Sherwood, in 1875, from a 
rock outcrop of Upper Chemung, VIII g. 
857-1 



Mansfield, Tioga county, collections by A. Sherwood, in 1876, 
one mile north of the village, in Upper Chemung strata, VIII g. 
858-1 Productella lachrymosa, var. lima. (See Hall, Pal. N. 

Y., Vol. IV, plate 25, f. 31.) 
858-2 Productella speciosa ; and, 

Productella exanthemata (fair cast). 
858-3 Orthis impres3a, dorsal valve of 854-40. 
858-4 Amboccelia umbonata (good). 

858-5 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) contracta (cast of dorsal 
valve). 



230 O' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

858-6 Leptodesma propinquum (two). 

858-7 Leptodesma propinquum. (See Pal. N. Y. V., i, plate 

91, fig. 16, 17). 
858-8 Orthis impressa, dorsal valve (verified by J. Hall) = 

854-40. 
858-9 Orthis impressa, (three dorsal and one ventral valve) : 

Spirifera mesocostalis ; and a 

Leptodesma ? 

858-10 Productella lachrymosa. 

858-11 Orthis impressa (cast of dorsal valve; J. H.). 

858-12 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

858-13 Orthis impressa (dorsal valve partly preserved). 

858-14 Productella ? 

858-15 obscure. 

858-16 Spirifera mesocostalis ; and, 

Leptodesma lichas (J. H.). 
858-17 Discina ampla (poor and doubtful). 
858-18 Orthis impressa, dorsal valve, = 854-40. 



Franklindale, Bradford county, Pa., at the narrows, one mile 
east of the village, collected by A. Sherwood, 1876, from Upper 
Chemung strata VIII g. 
859-1 Grammysia elliptica (two; one large and vertical ; the 

other smaller and less vertical). 
859-2 Grammysia elliptica ? (crushed). 
859-3 Grammysia elliptica (three specimens of the form given 

by Hall, in Pal. N. Y. V., i., plate 8, figs. 10, 11, 13). 
859-4 Grammysia elliptica (five specimens, crushed, showing 

both valves). 
859-5 Grammysia elliptica (both valves). 
859-6 Grammysia elliptica (very small specimen). 
859-7 Grammysia elliptica (usual form). 

859-8 Productella ? 

859-9 Athyris angelica. 

859-10 Leptodesma ? (very poor). 

859-11 Leptodesma protextum. 

Leptodesma extenuatum (three specimens). 
859-12 Grammysia elliptica (right valve, large, margins broken, 

showing hinge line). 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. O' 231 

859-13 Grammysia elliptica (three large specimens on a slab). 



Mansfield, Tioga county, Pa., collections of A. Sherwood, 
near the village, in 1876, from Upper Chemung strata. VIII g. 
860-la Orthis impressa (J. H.) two dorsal valves. 

Streptorhynchus chemungensis (J. H.). 

Athyris angelica. 

Spirifera mesocostalis. 

Orthis impressa. 

Orthis impressa (J. H.), dorsal valve,=854-40. 

Orthis impressa (J. H.), two casts of ventral valve. 

Orthis impressa dorsal valve. 

Streptorhynchus chemungensis (ventral valves). 

Cyathophylloid coral (impression of calyx). 

Strophodonta perplana, var. nervosa (interior of ven- 
tral valve). 

Strophodonta perplana (two, ditto). 

Spirifera disjuncta (cast). 

Atrypa hystrix (J. H.). 

Atrypa reticularis (J. H.). 

Spirifera mesocostalis ; 

Streptorhynchus chemungensis ; 

Oasts of ventral valve of new species, 850-25. 

Streptorhynchus chemungensis (flat valves). 

Spirifera disjuncta (several casts on a slab). 

Orthis impressa,=851-40 (cast of inside ventral). 

obscure. 

Streptorhynchus chemungensis (flat valve). 

Spirifera mesocostalis, etc. 

Edmondia obliqua; and 

Paracyclas tenuis? (See Pal. N. Y,, Vol. 4, plate 72, 
figs. 20, 21). 
860-19 Fish remains. 
860-20 Fish remains. 
860-21 Productella arctirostrata. 
860-22 Orthis impressa (J. H.), dorsal ventral valves. 

860-23 new species. =850-25. 

860-24 A-trypa hystrix (J. H.). See 850-25. 



860-15 

860-2a 

860-25 

860-2c 

860-3 

860-4 

860-5a 

860-55 

860-6 

860-7 

860-8 

860-9 

860-10a 

860-115 

860-11 



8W-12 
860-13 
860-14 
860-15 
860-16 
860-17 
860-18 



232 s 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



860-25 Productella exanthemata. 

860-26 Strophodonta perplana, Var. nervosa. 

860-27 , a beautiful cast, showing crenulations of 

hinge line and muscular impressions. 

860-28 Orthis impressa (J. H.), two dorsal valves. 

860-29 Spirifera ? (cast). 

860-30 Orthis impressa ( J. H.), cast of ventral valve. 

860-31 St'reptorhynchus chemungensis. 

860-32 Spirifera mesoeostalis ; and 

Orthis impressa (J. H.), cast of ventral Valve. 

860-33 Ehyn. (Steno.) contracta. 

860-34 obscure. 

860-35 Productella lachrymosa ? 

860-36 Paracyclas? (Edmondia) subovato? 

860-37 Rhynchonella (Steno.) contracta. 

860-38 Streptorhynchus chemungensis (J. H.) ; also 

three obscure fragments. 

860-39 Strophodonta perplana, Var., nervosa (casts). 

860-40 Streptorhynchus chemungensis (flat valve). 

860-41 obscure. 

860-42 Leptodesma longispina. 

860-43 Orthis impressa (J. H.) dorsal valve. 

860-44« Productella arctirostrata (J. H., good). 

860-445 Orthis impressa (J. H.) cast of ventral valve. 

860-44c Spirifera mesoeostalis. 

860-45 obscure. 

860-46 obscure. 

860-47 Grammysia elliptica. 

860-48 Orthis impressa, dorsal valve (J. H.) 

860-49 Productella boydii ? 

860-50 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, flat valve. 

860-51 Atrypa hystrix, dorsal valve (J. H.). 

860-52 new species (850-25 two dorsal valves, 

casts). 

860-53 Spirifera disjuncta. 

860-54 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, dorsal valve {good). 

860-55 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, two flat valves (J. 

H.); 

860-55 Productella lachrymosa; 

860-55« Orthis impressa, dorsal valve, = 854-40 ; . 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 



0*233 



860-555 Orthis impressa, dorsal and ventral valves (J. H.). 

860-56a Athyris angelica. 

860-565 Spirifera disjuncta. 

860-56c Spirifera mesocostalis. 

860-57 obscure. 

860-58 Spirifera disjuncta (hinge line not extended). 

860-59 Lyriopecten tricostatus (J. H.) upper part broken 

away. 
860-60 Orthis impressa (J. H.) two casts of dorsal valve. 

Streptorhynchus chemungensis ? (J. H.) two casts 
of large specimens. 
860-61 Streptorhynchus chemungensis ? (impressions of fiat 
valves). 

Orthis impressa. 
860-62 Strept. chemungensis ; two shells and two casts of 

dorsal valve. 
860-63 Productella boydii ? 
860-64a Productella boydii ? 
860-645 Athyris angelica. 
860-64c Spirifera mesocostalis. 

860-65 new species, ventral valve = 850-25. 

860-66 Athyris angelica. 

860-67a Orthis impressa (J. H.) ventral fiat valve. 

860-675 Streptorhynchus chemungensis (J. H.). 

860-68 obscure. 

860-69 Spirifera mesocostalis. 

860-70 Orthis impressa (J. H.), cast of ventral valve. 

860-71 Orthis impressa (J. H.), dorsal valve=854-40. 

860-72a Orthis impressa (J. H.), dorsal valve, with 

860-725 Productella boydii (J. H.), and 

860-72c Spirifera mesocostalis (J. H.), all on a slab covered 

with impressions in poor condition. 
860-7^ Productella boydii (two). 
860-74« Amboccelia umbonata. 

860-745 Amboccelia var. gregaria (Pal. N. Y. IV, 44, 22). 
860-75 Grammysia elliptica ; with 
860-75 Orthis impressa (three casts of ventral valve). 
860-76 Atrypa hystrix, =850-25 (int. dorsal valve). 
860-77 Streptorhynchus chemungensis (impression). 
860-78 Atrypa hystrix (J. H.), with 



234 0° CATALOGUE OF 8TATE MUSEUM. 

860-78 : — =850-25 (cast int. dorsal valve). 

860-79 Orthis impressa (J. EL), (cast of interior of ventral 
valve. 

860-80 obscure =854-40. 

860-81 Spirifera disjuncta. 

860-82 Atrypa hystrix (J. H. impression), and 

860-82 =850-25 (imp. vent. v.). 

860-83 Orthis impressa (J. H.), ventral valve. 

860-84 Strept. chemungensis, =854-40. 

860-85 Strophodonta cayuta (J. H.). 

860-85a Strept. chem. (cast of inter, ven. v. showing ornamen- 
tation of hinge line and muscular scar). 

860-85^ =850-25 (cast showing scar; very pretty). 

860-86 Atrypa reticularis (J. H.), cast. 

860-86 =850-25 (cast and impression of ventral 

valve). 

860-87 Strophodonta perplana, var. nervosa. 

860-88 Athyris angelica. 

860-89 Productella ? obscure. 

860-90 Spirifera disjuncta (two). 



Sullivan township, Tioga county, Pa., collection of A. Sher- 
wood, 1876, from Upper Chemung strata, VIII g. 

861-1 Productella arctirostrata. 
Productella lachrymosa. 

861-2-3 Productella boydii. 

861-3 Productella boydii. 

861-4 Grammysia elliptica. 

861-5 Productella exanthemata, compare var. hirsuta. 

861-6-a Rhychonella (Stenoschisma) contracta. 

861-6-b Athyris angelica. 

861-7 Productella boydii, both valves. 

861-8 Athyris angelica. 

861-9 Bhynchonella (Stenoschisma) contracta. 

861-10 Bhynchonella (Stenoschisma) contracta. 

861-11 too poor to identify. 

861-12 Athyris angelica, casts. 

861-13 Orthis impressa, dorsal valve. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 0" 235 

861-14 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) contraota. 

861-15 Orthis impressa, ventral valve. 

861-16 Productella boydii, one specimen with very long 

spines. 
861-1.7 Productella boydii. 
861-18-a Grammysia elliptica. 

861-18-b Orthis impressa, cast of interior ventral valve. 
861-18-c Streptorhynchus chemnngensis. 
861-19 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 
861-20 Athyris angelica, casts of the interior of both valves. 
861-21a Goniophora chemungensis. 
861-21b Streptorhynchus chemungensis, several specimens, 

flat valves. 
861-21-c Productellalachrymosa, several casts not determined. 
861-21-d Spirifera mesacostalis. 
861-22 Orthis impressa, dorsal valve. 
861-23-2 Productella boydii, large specimens. 
861-24 Pterinopecten suborbiculans. 
861-25 Spirifera mesacostalis, 

Athyris angelica, impressions and casts. 
8.61-26 Productella boydii. 
861-27 Orthis impressa, two dorsal valves. 
861-28-a Spirifera mesacostalis. 
861-28-b Athyris angelica, cast. 
86L-28-C Productella, too poor to identify. 
861-29-2 Productella boydii, long spines. 
861-30 Productella arctirostrata, large narrow form. 
861-31 Spirifera mesacostalis. 

Athyris angelica, cast. 
861-32 Athyris angelica. 
861-33 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 
861-34 Productella lachrymosa. 
861-35 Grammysia elliptica. 
861-36 Productella boydii. 
861-37 Athyris angelica, cast. 

861-38 Productella ? 

861-39 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

Spirifera mesocostalis. 
861-40 Spirifera disjuncta. 
861-41 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) contracta. 



236 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

DeGolier, McKean county, Pa., collections of 0. A. Ash- 
burner & W. A. Fellows, in 1876, along the railroad on the 
east bank of the Tunangwant creek, near the station, from 
Chemung, VIII g. 
862-1-12 Spirifera disjuncta, several specimens and slabs, with 

numerous casts of this species. 
862-2 piece of conglomerate. 
862-3 Leptodesma mortoni. 



Big Shanty, McKean county, Pa., collections of Ashburner 
& Fellows, in 1876, from the railroad cutting above Bradford 
division of N. Y. & E. K. B, from Chemung strata VIII g. 
863-1 too poor to identify. 
863-2 Brachiopod, very indistinct. 



Big Shanty and Lafayette road, McKean county, Pa., on the 
north slope of the hill, collected by Ashburner & Fellows, 1876, 
from Chemung strata VIII g. 

864-1-2 Leptodesma ? 

864-2-19 lithological specimens. 



Pole Cat (Mahanoy) Valley, Perry county, Pa., collections 
by J. H. Dewees, August, 1877, on the South side of Mahanoy 
ridge, George Vetermeyer's land, Duncannon Iron Company's 
mine, from the bottom bench of the Hamilton upper fossil ore 
bed, VIII c. 

865-1 Orthis pennsylvanica, ventral valve. 
865-2 Spirifera disjuncta. cast. 

865-3-8 Spirifera disjuncta, fragments, poor specimens. 
865-7 Pterinopecten suborbicularis. 



Newport, Perry county, Pa., collections of J. H. Dewees, 
August, 1877, along the east bank of the Juniata, near the 
town, from a fossiliferous limestone, 400 feet below the Catskill 
bottom red shale, i. e., Upper Chemung, VIII g. 
866-1 Missing. 



8PECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. O 3 237 

Newport, Perry county, Pa., collections of J. H. Dewees, 1877, 
a mile and a half east of the last cited locality, where the same 
fo'ssiliferous limestone bed (five and a half thick) comes again 
to the river. VIII g. 

867-1 Productella ? too poor to identify. 

867-2 Ptilodictya gilberti, impressions of several hundred 

fragments. 
867-3 Orthis impressa, dorsal valve. 



Middletown quarry, Erie county, Pa., three miles north-west 
of Union, and two miles north of railroad. Collections from 
Panama conglomerate (White's Ikird Oil Sand). Age uncer- 
tain; Upper Chemung? Catskill ? Pocono? VI1I-IX-X. 
868-1-47 Ehynchonella (Stenochisma) congregata. 



LeBoeuff's quarry, Erie county, Pa., four miles below Union 
on the A. and G. W. railroad, one mile from LeBoeuff station, 

on the P. and E. railroad ; collections from the Panama con- 
glomerate (see last). 

869-1 Spirifera disjuncta, poor casts. 

869-2 too poor to identify. 

869-3 too poor to identify. 

869-4 Spirifera disjuncta. 

869-5 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) congregata. 

869-6 too poor to identify. 

869-7 Orthis impressa. 

869-8 Orthis vanuxemi. 

869-9 Athyris angelica. 

869-10 too poor for identification. 

869-11 Ambocoelia umbonata. 

869-12-3 too poor to identify. 

869-13 Spirifera mesacostalis. 

869-14 Mytilarca occidentalis. 

869-15 Spirifera ? casts, poor. 

869-16 Spirifera, poor fragments. 

869-17<z Ambocoelia umbonata. 

869-17J Productella onusta. 



238 s CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

869-1 1c Spirifera disjuncta. 

869-18 Spirifera disjuncta, peculiar cast. 

869-18-3 too poor to identify. 

869-20 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) congregata. 

869-21-13 too poor to identify. 

869-22-2 Spirifera disjuncta. 



Salamanca, Cattaraugus county, N. Y. Collections made by 
C. A. Ashburner, November, 1877, on the high hill top south 
of the town, from strata above the Salamanca conglomerate, 
VIII g. 

870-1-10 Spirifera disjuncta, casts. 

870-2 Spirifera disjuncta, casts and impressions, good. 
870-3-3 Spirifera disjuncta, semicircular in outline. 
870-4 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) sappho. 
Spirifera disjuncta. 

870-5 Spirifera ? too poor to determine. 

870-6-2 Spirifera disjuncta. 

870-7-2 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

870-8-12 Spirifera disjuncta. 

870-9-2 Bryozoa impressions, poor. 

870-10 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

870-11 obscure. 

870-12-2 obscure. 

870-13 Spirifera and Rhynchonella, poor. 

870-14-2 Bryozoa impressions, poor. 

870-15 too poor for identification. 

870-16 Bryozoan impressions, poor. 

870-17 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) contracta. 

870-18 Brachiopoda and Bryozoa, numerous poor fragments. 

870-19 Spirifera fragments. 

870-20 obscure. 

870-21-2 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) contracta. 

870-22 Productella ? too poor to identify. 



Salamanca, N. Y., Ashburner's collections, from strata a 
mile north of the town, and at a lower horizon than Sala- 
manca conglomerate, VIII g. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 



O* 239 



871-1-2 

871-2 

871-3a 

871-3b 

871-4a 

871-4b 

871-5 

871-6 

871-7-6 

871-8 



Spirifera disjuncta, slabs with numerous casts. 

Bryozoa impressions. 

Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) sappho, ventral valve, 

good. 
Spirifera disjuncta. 

Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) sappho. 
Spirifera disjuncta. 

Aviculopecten ? broken specimen. 

Leptodesma potens. 

Too poor to identify. 

Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) contracta. 



Nichols, Tioga county, N. Y., collections by R. Howell, 1877, 
from Chemung Vlllg. 
872-1-6 Strophodonta cayuta. 

Streptorhynchus resembling chemungensis. 

Brachiopoda, numerous small fragments. 

Crinoidal columns £ in. in diameter. 

Tropidoleptus carinatus. 

Spirifera ? 



872-2-a 

872-2-b 

872-3-2 

872-4-a 

872-3-b 

872-5 

872-6 

872-7-a 



Crinoid stems, a mass of short pieces. 
Fragments, too poor to identify. 
Atrypa reticularis, Spirifera disjuncta, Spirifera me- 
sacostalis, Streptorhynchus chemungensis, and 
ends of crinoid columns. 
872-7-b Athyris angelica, Atrypa spinoaa, Spirifera disj uncta 

and Spirifera mesacostalis. 
872-7-c Atrypa reticularis, Spirifera mesacostalis, and ends 

of crinoid columns. 
872-7-d Spirifera mesacostalis, Atrypa reticularis impression. 
872-7-e Cyrtina tryplicata. 
872-7-f Fucoids. 

872-7-g Atrypa spinosa, Orthis vanuxemi impression. 
872-8 Spirifera me3acostalis. 
872-9 Atrypa reticularis. 

Spirifera disjuncta, elongate forms, impressions. 
872-10 Atrypa, casts, fragments. 

872-11-2 Oyathophylloid corals, too much macerated to 
identify. 



240 0" CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

872-11-2 Strophodonta cayuta. 

872-12-a Spirifera mesacostalis. 

872-12-b Productella hirsuta. 

872-13 Atrypa spinosa, impression of large one and three 

small ones with shell. 
872-14 Orthis impressa. 
872-15-a Strophodonta cayuta. 
872-15-b Amboccelia umbonata, and numerous fragments of 

shells. 
872-16 too poor for identification. 
872-17-a Spirifera disjuncta. 
872-17-b Strophodonta cayuta. 
872-18-4 Spirifera disjuncta. 
872-19-a Atrypa spinosa. 
872-19-b Amboccelia umbonata. 
872-1 9-c Spirifera disjuncta. 
872-1 9-d Spirifera mesacostalis. 
872-1 9-e Atrypa reticularis. 

872-20-a Streptorhynchus chemungensis, flat valves. 
872-20-b Atrypa spinosa, casts impressions. 
872-20-c Orthis impressa, cast ventral valve. 
872-21 Orthis impressa, four casts of interior of ventral valve 

and impression of exterior. 
872-22 too poor for identification. 
872-23 obscure. 
872-24 Brachiopoda fragments. 
872-25 too poor for identification. 
872-26 Crinoid columns, a mass of short pieces. 
872-27 Productella arctiro strata. 
872-28 Grammysia elliptica. 
872-29 Brachiopoda, impressions of fragments. 
872-30-3 too poor for identification. 
872-31 Spirifera disjuncta. 
872-32-a Goniophora chemungensis. 
873-32-b Atrypa spinosa. 
872-32-c Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 
872-32-d Spirifera disjuncta. 
872-33 Goniophora chemungensis. 
872-34 Brachiopoda, slab decomposed, poor. 
872-35-a Spirifera disjuncta, slab covered with specimens. 



8 241 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 

872-35-b Atrypa spinosa. 

872-36 Atrypa spinoSa. 

872-37 Loxonema teretra. 

872-38-a Streptorhynchus chemungensis, impressions. 

872-38-b Atrypa spinosa. 

872-38-c Spirifera disjuncta. 

872-38-d Spirifera mesocostalis. 

872-39-a Mytilarca ? 

872-39-b Atrypa spinosa. 

872-39-c Strophodonta cayuta. 

872-39-d Plenrotomaria ? poor casts. 

872-39-e Amboco3lia umbonata. 

872-39-f Spirifera mesacostalis. 

872-40-a Pleurotomaria sulcomarginata, casts. 

872-40-b Loxonema terebra, impressions. 

872-41-a Amboccelia umbonata, numerous casts. 

872-41-b Strophodonta cayuta. 

872-42 Pterinea chemungensis, impressions. 

872-43 Atrypa spinosa, slab covered with impressions. 

872-44 slab with decomposed fossils, obscure. 

872-45a Amboccelia umbonata, var. gregaria. 

872-45D Mytilarca chemungensis. 

872-45c Strophodonta cayuta. 

872-46a Productella boydii, with nodes arranged in concen- 
tric lines. 
872-46b Loxonema terebra, impression. 
872-46c Brachiopoda, fragments, rock much decomposed. 
872-47a Streptorhynchus chemungensis^several specimens. 
872-47b Atrypa spinosa, small specimen and cast. 
872-47c Spirifera disjuncta, casts. 
872-47d Strophodonta cayuta. 
872-i8a Atrypa spinosa. 
872-48b Orthis impressa, two casts. 
872-48c Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 
872-49 Atrypa spinosa, principally casts. 
872-50a Atrypa spinosa, casts. 
872-50b Pterinea consimilis. 
872-51 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 
872-52 obscure. 

872-53 Orinoid columns, slab of small fragments. 
16 s 



242 0' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

Meshoppen, Wyoming county, Pa., collections of A. Sher- 
wood, Oct., 1877, from Chemung ? VIII g ? 
873-l-H Archaeopteris minor, branches and pinnae. 
873- Fish remains, unidentified. 



Kane, McKean county, Pa., collections of C. A. Ashburner 
and L. E. Hicks, 1878, from Chemung strata, Vlllg. 

874-1 Lepidodendron ? structure obscure. 

874-2 Lepidodendron ? 

874-3-2 Jithological specimen 



Centreville, Elk county, Pa., collections of 0. A. Ashburner, 
1877, from Chemung upper strata, VIII g. 
875-1 Missing. 



Big Shanty, McKean county, Pa., collections byL. E. Hicks, 
1877, on the Bradford branch of the Erie railroad, near the sta- 
tion, from Chemung strata, VIII g. 

876-1 Plant remains, slab covered with small oval eleva- 
tions, some have the appearance of roots or stems. 
876-2a Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) orbicularis. 
876-2b Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) eximia. 
876-3a Coelospira? concava. 
876-3b Leiopteria dekayii. 
876-4 Modiomorpha quadrula. 
876-5 Leptodesma ? too poor to identify. 



McKean county collections in 1878, by A W. Sheafer, from 
Chemung strata, Vlllg. 
877-1 Orthis leucosia. 
877-2 Plant impressions. 
877-3 Plant impressions. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. s 243 

Ludlow and Wetmore, McKean county, collections by L. E. 
Hicks, along the P. & E. railroad between the two places, from 
Che nung strata VIII g. 
878-1-3 Orthis leucosia. 
878-2 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 
878-3 Athyris angelica. 



Larabee junction, McKean county, Pa., collections by L. E. 
Hicks, from Chemung strata, VIII g. 
879-1 Spirifera disjuncta. 
879-2-3 too poor for identification. 
879-3 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 



Kane, McKean county, Pa., collections by L, E. Hicks, from 
" Chemung," VIII g. [If at Kane itself the specimens should 
be subcarboniferous, X or XI.~\ 
88G-1 Arthrophycus harlani. 

880-2-a Orthoceras ? small fragment. 

880-2-b Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) sappho. 

880-3 Spirifera ? 

880-4 Brachiopoda, small cast, poor. 
880-6-2 Too poor to identify. 



Bradford, McKean county, collections by L. E. Hicks in one 
of the city street cuttings, in Chemung strata, VIII g. 
881-1 Chonetes scitula. 
881-2-a Spirifera disjuncta. 
881-2-b Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) duplicata. 

881-3 Rhynchonella ? 

881-4 Productella hirsuta. 

881-5 Orinoid columns, impressions of ends. 

881-6 Plant. 



Kinzua creek, near McKean county line, collections by L. E. 
Hicks, above water in Chemung strata, VIII g. 
882-1 Ptychoparia salamanca. 



244 0" 



CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 



882-2 Orthis leucosia, var. pennsylvanica. 
882-3 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) sappho. 
882-4 Spirifera disjuncta. 
882-5 Lamellibranch, poor and broken. 
882-6 Orthis impressa. 



Nichols, Tioga county, N. Y., collections by R. Howell, in 
Chemung strata, VIII g. 

883-1 Cyathophylloid, impression of exterior. 

883-2 Ohaetetes ? poor. 

883-3 Crinoid columns, impressions. 

883-4 Leptodesma, impressions, poor. 

883-5 Crinoid columns, impressions. 

883-6 Loxonema terebra, impression and portion of cast- 

883-7a Bellerophon maera, impression. 

883-7b Loxonema terebra, poor impression. 

883-8 Nuculites ? showing crenulations of hinge 

line. 

883-9 Lepidodendron, small, poor. 

883-10 Atrypa spinosa. 

883-11 Loxonema terebra. 

883-12 Atrypa spinosa. 

883-13 Strophodonta perplana, showing muscular impres- 
sions finely. 

883-14 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-15 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-16 Goniophora carinata, two impressions. 

883-17 Gasteropoda, imperfect casts. 

883-18 Casts, too imperfect to identify. 

883-19 Crinoid columns, ornamentation beautiful. 

883-20 Bryozoa, ramose forms, impressions, much worn. 

883-21 Orthoceras, outer chamber of species of. 

883-22a Bellerophon maera. 

883-22b Loxonema terebra, impressions. 

883-22 Pleurotomaria ? impression, structure gone. 

883-23 Pleurotomaria, opposite face of above. 

883-24 fossil remains, too decomposed to identify. 

883-25a Atrypa spinosa. 

883-25J Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. EOSSILS.' 



0"245 



883-26 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-27 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-28-2 Bellerophon maera, numerous casts. 

883-29 Orthoceras ? too poor to identify. 

883-30 Oithoceras? very small piece. 

883-31-2 Spirifera disjuncta. 

883-32a Orthis impressa. 

883-325 Spirifera disjuncta. 

883-33 lithological specimen. 

883-34-9 Spirifera disjuncta. 

883-35 Loxonema terebra, poor impression. 

883-36 lithological specimen. 

883-37 Euomphalus (Straparollus) cylmineoides. 

883-38 obscure. 

883-39 Spirifera disjuncta. 

883-40 Loxonema terebra, impression poor. 

883-41 Strophodonta cayuta, cast showing muscular impres- 
sion. 

883-42-2 Crinoid columns, impressions of small pieces, surface 
markings very pretty. 

883-43-4 Casts, too poor for identification. 

883-44 Bellerophon maera, poor impressions. 

883-45 Bellerophon maera, poor impressions. 

883-46 Spirifera disjuncta, very transverse. 

883-47 Cyathophylloid, impression of calyx. 

883-48 Cyathophylloid. 

883-49 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-50a Crinoid columns, impressions of ends. 

883-50b Strophodonta cayuta. 

883-51 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-52-4 too poor for identification. 

883-53 Productella ? 

885-54 Crinoid stems, impressions. 

883-55 lithological specimen. 

883-56 too poor for identification. 

883-57a Strophodonta cayuta. 

883-57b Atrypa spinosa. 

883-58 Plant stem. 

883-59 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, slab containing 
many specimens. 



246 s CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. ' 

883-60 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, several specimens 

on slab. 

883-61a Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-61b Orthis impressa, cast, ventral valve. 

883-62 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, several specimens. 

883-63 Orinoid columns, nodose surface. 

883-64a Spirifera disjuncta. 

883-64 Spiriferti mesacostalis. 

883-64c Atrypa spinosa. 

883-64d Productella, very poor. 

883-65a Atrypa spinosa. 

883-65b Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-66 Bryozoa, ramose, remains, very indistinct. 

883-67 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, slab with several 

specs. 

883-68a Pleurotomaria ? poor casts. 

883-68b Loxonema terebra, poor impression. 

883-68c Bellerophon maera, impression. 

883-69 Bryozoa, ramose, poor impressions. 

883-70 Grammysia elliptica, posterior position. 

883-71a Atrypa spinosa, cast. 

883-71b Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-72a Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-72b Spirifera disjuncta. 

883-73 Orinoid columns. 

883-74-5 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-75 Spirifera disjuncta. 

883-76 water- worn rock, fossils indistinct. 

883-77a Schizodus rhombeus. 

883-77b Productella speciosa ? 

883-77c Productella exanthemata. 

882-78a Grammysia elliptica, anterior portion. 

883-78b Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-79 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-80a Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-80b Atrypa spinosa. 

883-80c Orthis impressa, cast. 

883-80d Spirifera disjuncta. 

883-81 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-82a Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 0" 247 

883-82b Orthis impressa. 

883-82c Spirifeia disjuncta. 

883-82d Spirifera mesacostalis. 

883-82e Ehynchonella (StenoBchisma) sappho. 

883-83 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, flat valve. 

883-84 Streptorhynchus chemungensiSj flat valve broken. 

883-85 Spirifera mesacostalis. 

883-86a Modiomorpha ? 

883-86b Pterinea consimilis. 

883-87a Orthis impressa, cast, ventral valve. 

883-87b Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

883-88-41 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, small fragments and 

bits of impressions. 
883-89-9 too poor to determine. 
883-90-5 Spirifera mesacostalis. 
883-91 Chonetes scitula. 
883-92 Spirifera mesacostalis. 
883-93a Orthis impressa. 
883-93b Pterinea consimilis. 
883-94-2 Streptorhynchus chemungensis, slabs with numerous 

specimens representing different phases of this 

species. 



Lycoming county, collections by A. Sherwood, 1877, on the 
west line of Anthony township, between W. Marshal's and A. 
Stabler's, from Chemung strata, VIII g. 
884-1-9 Productella boydii, dorsal valves. 

Ehynchonella (S.) eximia. 
884-2-5 Ehynchonella (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

Productella ? 

884-3-7 Productella boydii. 

884-4-2 Productella boydii, dorsal valves. 

884-5 Ehynchonella (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

884-6 Ehynchonella (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

884-7a Leptodesma lepidum. 

884-7b Productella boydii. 

Ehynchonella (S.) eximia. 
884-8a Productella hirsuta var. 



248 s 



CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



884-8b Rhynchonella (S.) sappho. 

884-9a Productella boydii. 

884-9b Rhynchonella (S.) eximia. 

884-9c Sphenotus clavulus. 

884-1 Oa Productella boydii, both valves. 

884-1 Ob Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

884-11 Productella boydii. 

884-12a Rhynchonella (S.) eximia. 

884-12b Productella boydii. 



Roulette, Potter county, Pa., collections of A. Sherwood, 
1876, from railroad cut, Chemung strata, VIII g. 
885-1-17 Archaeopteris minor. 



Middletown, Bradford county, collections of A. Sherwood, 
on Bentley Creek, near the village, in Upper Chemung rocks, 
VIII g. 

886-1 a Leiopteris ? 

886-lb Lingula punctata ? 

186-2a Cypricardites (Schizodus) rhombeus. 

886-2b Ptychopteria falcata. 

886-2c Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) contracta, var. 

886-3 Goniophora chemungensis. 

886-4 Lingula punctata ? 

886-5-2 Rhynchonella (S.) eximia. 

886-6 Plants ? 



Harrison valley, Potter county, Pa., collections by A. Sher- 
wood, 1876, on H. Holcomb's land, a mile below the village, 
from Upper Chemung strata, VIII g. 
887-1-4 lithological specimens, " Grindstone grit." 



Sharon township, Potter county, collections of A. Sherwood, 
1876, from Upper Chemung, VIII g. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. O 8 249 

888-1 Conglomerate, small piece. 

888-1-2 Conglomerate. 

888-3 Conglomerate, very small pebbles. 



Koulette, Potter county, Sherwood's railroad cut collections, 
1876, from Upper Chemung, VIII g. 
889-1 Lamellibranchiata, obscure. 
889-2-2 Plants, small pieces. 
880-3 Plant stems. 
889-4 Fish scale. 
889-5 Conglomerate, small pieces. 



East Liberty, Bradford county, Pa., Sherwood's collections 
in the neighborhood from Chemung strata VIII g. 
890-1-2 lithological specimens. 
890-2 fragments of fossils. 
890-3 Spirifera prematura. 
890-4 lithological specimen. 

Brachiopoda ? fragments. 
890-5 Fish plate. 
890-6 Fish, end of clavicle. 



Linden, Lycoming county, Pa., Sherwood's collections from 

the iron are bed at the top of the Chemung, VIII g. 

891-1 a Athyris angelica. 

891-lb Productella hirsuta. 

891-lc Productella rarispina. 

891-ld Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

891-2-2 Crinoid stems, impressions of ends. 

891-3a Productella hirsuta. 

891-3b Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

891-4 Productella hirsuta. 

891-5. Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

891-6 Productella hirsuta. 

891-7 Productella rarispina. 



250 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

Summit Falls creek, Bradford county, half way between 
Middletown and Smithfield, Sherwood's collections from Che- 
'mung, VIII g. 

892-1 lithological specimen, conglomerate. 
892-2-3 Conglomerate. 



Logan Station, Lycoming county, Pa., Sherwood's collec- 
tions on P. R. Hays' land, from Chemung iron ore bed, VIII g. 

893-1-2 lithological specimens. 

893-2 Rhynchonella ? broken fragments. 

893-3 lithological specimen. 

893-4 Rhynchonella ? fragments. 

893-5 lithological specimen. 

893-6 lithological specimen. 

893-7 Pish remains. 

893-8 Fish bone. 

893-9 Fish plates, from head. 

893-10 Fish tooth. 

893-11 lithological specimen. 



Seeley creek branch of Timber creek, Tioga county, Pa., five 
miles east of Mansfield, collections by A. Sherwood, May, 1875, 
from the Chemung- Catskill fish bed, VIII- IX. 
900-1-6 Fish scales. 

900-2-7 Fish scales, with concentric lines and punctate. 
900-3-4 Fish scales, with concentric lines and punctate. 
900-4 Fish scales, slab with several specimens. 
900-5a Fish scale. 
900-5b Fish spine. 
900-6-6 Fish scales. 

Fish spine and scale. 
900-7 Fish spine. 
900-8 Fish tooth and scale. 



Sellard's (J. and E.) land, Upper Chemung (Mansfield) ore 
bed, VIII g. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. EOSSILS. s 251 



901-1 Hederella ? 

901-2-11 Fish plates. 

Rhynchonella ? fragments. 

900-3-2 Fish plates. 

Rhynchonella ? 

900-4 Fish plates. 

900-5 Productella ? 

900-6 Fish plates. 



Mansfield, Tioga county. Pa., collections of Sherwood, four 
miles north of the village, from the Catskill fish bed, IX. 
102-1-27 Fish scales. 
902-2-8 Fish remains. 

902-3 Holoptychius, scales and piece of rib, 
902-4 Fish plate. 
902-5 Fish tooth. 
902-9 Fish plates. 



Auburn Centre, Susquehanna county, Pa., Sherwood's col- 
lections, 1877, one mile south of the village, in bottom Catskill 
strata, IX. 

903-1 Ripple marks andfucoids. 
903-2-8 Archseopteris minor, fronds. 
903-3 Archaeopteris minor, stem. 
903-4 lithological specimen. 



Jordan township, Lycoming county, Pa., Sherwood's collec- 
tions, 1877, one mile above the mouth of Indian Camp run, on 
Muncy creek, in Catskill red beds, IX. 
804-1-29 Fish scales. 
904-2 Fish plates, large. 
904-3-7 Fish scales and plates. 
904-4 Fish spine. 



West Branch township, Potter county, Pa , Sherwood's col- 
lections, on W. Br. Pine creek, from Catskill red beds, IX. 
905-1-11 Lithological specimens, grey shale. 



252 O 3 CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

Coudersport, Potter county. Pa., Sherwood's collections, on 
the road to Homer, If miles from Coudersport, on top of the 
mountain, in u Catskill grey" (Pocono) strata X. 
906-1-2 Stigmaria ? stem 18" long, 2£" wide. 
906-2-2 Plant stems, rugose. 
906-3-3 Plant stems, slender, straight, rugose. 
906-4-2 Stigmaria? impressions of long narrow stems. 
906-5-3 Lepidodendron ? 



Sideling Hill tunnel, Huntingdon county, Ashburner's collec- 
tions in Pocono strata, X. 

[For these specimens marked 4) see elsewhere.] 



Brookfield Coal Co's. tunnel, Trumbull county, Ohio, near 
State line, two miles south-west of Sharon, Pa. Series collected 
by I. C. White, 1856, at various geological depths beneath the 
Sharon coal bed (near the bottom of the conglomerate) and so 
marked in feet. 

1000-1 Lepidodendron ? 

1000-2 Obscure fragments. 

1000-3 Lamellibranchiata and Brachiopoda impressions. 

1000-4 Fish remains. 

Brachiopoda, faint impressions. 
1000-6 Fish spine. 
1000-7 Fish remains, obscure. 
1000-8 Fish spine. 
1000-9 Brachiopoda. 
1000-10 Fucoids. 
1000-11 lithological specimen. 
1002-12 Plant stem. 
1000-13 Fish tooth. 
1000-14 Fish spine and plate. 
1000-15 Fish scale. 
1000-16 lithological specimen. 
1000-17 lithological specimen. 

1000-18-2 Khynchonella ? 

1000-18 Chonetes, Palaeoneilo, Sphenotus, etc. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. 0" 253 



1000-19 obscure fish and plant remains. 

1000-20 Plant stems, finely striated. 

1000-21 lithological specimen. 

1000-22 Rhynchonella ? 

1000-23 Plant remains, obscure. 

1000-24 undetermined. 

1000-25 Plants, obscure remains. 

1000-26 Plants, obscure remains. 



Oongruity, Westmoreland county, Pa., half a mile north- 
west of Harvey's Five Points. Collections by H. D. Metzgar, 
1875, from Carboniferous shale and limestone, XIV. 
Cl-1-12 Spirifera planoconvexa, large slabs containing hun- 
dreds of specimens. 
Cl-2 Chonetes granulifera. 

Cl-3-a Spirifera planoconvexa. 
Cl-3-b Streptorhynchus crassus. 

Cl-3-8 Streptelasma prolificum=Lophophyllum prolificum. 
Cl-4-3 Spirifera planoconvexa. 
Cl-5 Astartella vera. 

Cl-6 Productella pertenuis. 

Cl-7 Streptorhynchus crassus. 

Cl-8 Spirifera planoconvexa, numerous specimens. 

Cl-9-2 Spirifera planoconvexa. 
Streptorhynchus crassus. 



Oongruity. O. E. Hall's Collections, June, 1875, at the last 
named place, in the same strata. 

C2-1-14 Spirifera planoconvexa, several hundred individuals- 
02-2-5-a Spirifera planoconvexa. 
C2-2-5-b Streptorhynchus crassus. 

C2-3 Spirifera planoconvexa, and crinoid stems, poor. 

C2-4-6 Spirifera planoconvexa. 
C2-5 Chontes granulifera. 

C2-6 Streptorhynchus crassus. 

C2-7 Streptorhynchus crassus, fragment. 

02-8 obscure. 

C2-9 Chonetes granulifera. 



254 s CATALOGUE OP STATE MUSEUM. 

02-9-a Streptorhynchus crassus. 

C2-9-b Fish tooth. 

C2-10-3 Streptelasma prolificum. 

C2-11 Athyris subtillis. 

02-12-4 Spirifera planoconvexa. 

02-13-2 Streptorhynchus crassus. 

02-14 too poor to identify. 

02-15-3 Spirifera planoconvexa, slabs containing hundreds 
of individuals. 



Greene county, Pa. Collections by I. 0. White, June, 1875, 
four miles from Cumberland village, from the roof shales of the 
Waynesburg Coal bed XV. 

C3-1-4 Pecopteris ? 

C3-2 Pecopteris ? large frond. 

Neuropteris angustifolia, large leaf. 
C3-3 Fern. 



Greene county, Pa., on Muddy creek, halt a mile from Cum- 
berland village, I. C. White's collections, June, 1875, from roof 
shale of the Waynesburg Coal, XV. 
04-1 Fern, very obscure fragment. 
04-2-3 Pecopteris loschii. 
C4-3 Neuropteris angustifolia (cordata). 
C4-4 Sphenophyllum schlotheimi. 
04-5-2 Neuropteris angustifolia (cordata). 
C4-6-4 Sphenopteris cristata. 
C4-7 Decranophyllum demorphum. 

Neuropteris loschii. 

Pecopteris ? 

04-8 Neuropteris angustifolia (cordata). 

Sphenophyllum bifurcatum. 

Sphenophyllum emarginatum. 

04-9-3 Pecopteris ? 

C4-10-6 Sphenophyllum emarginata. 
C 1-11-8 Neuropteris angustifolia. 
C4-12-2 too obscure to determine. 
C4-13-3 Neuropteris loschii. 



SPECIAL COLLECTION. FOSSILS. O' 255 

Washington, Wash. Co., Pa , at first railroad tunnel one mile 
east of town, I. 0. White's collections from the Washington 
limestone roof shales, XVI 
C5-1-7 Sigillaria brardi. 
05-2 Sigillaria remiformis. 

C5-3 Sigillaria ? 

C5-4-3 Sigillaria ? 

C5-5 Stigmaria with leaves or root of Sigillaria brardi. 
C5-6-6 Sigillaria brardi. 

C5-7 Sigillaria ? - 

C5-8a Sigillaria leaves. 
C5-8b Spirorbis carbonarius. 
05-9-3 Oordaites mansfieldi? 
C5-10-2 Sigillaria, finer than brardi. 



Centretown, Greene County, Pa., I. C. White's collections, 
near Jno. Hoge's one and one-half miles from Oak Forest, from 
Upper Coal Measures, XVI 
C6-1-11 lithological specimens. 

C6-2-10 Shells ? 

C6-3-2 Sigillaria leaves. 
C6-4 Sigillaria leaves. 

06-5-4 Sigillaria ? 

06-6-7 Fish scales, numerous, small. 
06-7 Sigillaria brardi, with leaves. 
06-8 Sigillaria brardi, with leaves. 
06-9-4 Sigillaria brardi, poor. 
06-10 Sigillaria brardi. 



Pinegrove neighborhood, Schuylkill Co., Pa., collections of 
F. A. Genth, from the Mauch Chunk red shale. 
C7-1-2 lithological specimens. 
07-2-5 Archaeopteris minor. 
C7_3_9 lithological specimens. 
07-4-3 lilhological specimens. 



256 O* CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 



RANDALL'S CATALOGUE REVISED. O* 257 



REVISED CATALOGUE 

OP A 

Portion of RandalVs collection published on page 27 above. 
Br G. B. Simpson. 



9467 Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

9468 • Streptorhynchus chemungensis. 

9469 Strepterhynchus chemungensis. 

9470 Strepterhynchus chemungensis. 

9471 Platyceras varians. 
9472A Platyceras inequalis. 
8472B Platyceras varians. 
94720 Platyceras mitelliformis. 

9476 Cyrtina triplicata. 

9477 Pleurotomaria. 

9480 For Productus, read Syringothyris angulata. 

9495 For Avicula, read Leptodesma leiopteroides. 

9496 For Allorisma ? read Mytilops metella. 

9497 For Allorisma ? read Mytilops metella. 

9498 For Allorisma ? read Mytilops prcecedens. 

9499 For Grammyeia read Ptychopteria galene. 

9500 For Grammysia read Ptychopteria galene. 

9501 For Grammysia read Ptychopteria gatene. 
9502A For Grammysia read Ptychopteria galene. 

9502 B For Grammysia read Leptodesma lamellosum. 
9504A Platyceras brevis. 

9504B Platyceras dorsalis. 

9504C Platyceras striata. 

9505 Rhynch. (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

9506 For Rhynchonella missouriensis read Rhyn. striata. 

9507 For Rhynchonella missouriensis read Rhyn. striata. 

9508 For Rhynchonella missouriensis read Rhyn. striata. 

9509 For Rhynchonella missouriensis read Rhyn. medialis. 

17 



258 O' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9510 For mollusk read Rhynchonella {Stenoschisma) eximia. 

9511 For mollusk read Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

9512 For mollusk read Rhynchonella {Stenoschisma) eximia. 
9520A For Orthis michelini read 0. pennsylvanica. 

9520B For Orthis michelini read 0. leucosia. 

9521 For Orthis michelini read 0. leucosia. 

9522 For Orthis michelini read 0. pennsylvanica. 

9523 For Orthis michelini read O. pennsylvanica. 

9524 For Orthis michelini read 0. pennsylvanica. 
9529 Spirifera disjuncta. 

2530 Spirifera disjuncta. 

2531 Spirifera disjuncta and Spirifera mesocostalis. 

9532 For Spirifera read Syringothyris randalli. 

9533 For Spirifera read Syringothyris randalli. 

9534 For Spirifera read Syringothyris randalli. 

9535 For Spirifera read Syringothyris angulata. 

9536 Spirifera disjuncta. 
9531 Spirifera disjuncta. 

9538 For Spirifera read Syringothyris angulata. 

9539 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

9540 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

9541 Rhynchonella (Stenoschisma) eximia. 
9542A Athyris spiriferoides. 

9542B Meristella incerta. 

9543 For Edmondia read Pararca erecta. 

9544 For Edmondia read Pararca erecta. 

9545 For Edmondia read Pararca venusta. 

9546 For Edmondia read Pararca erecta. 

9547 For Edmondia read Pararca venusta. 

9548 Aviculopecten aequalata. 

9549 Aviculopecten sequalata. 

9550 For Aviculopecten read Crenipecten winchelli. 

9551 For Aviculopecten read Lyriopecten tricostatus. 

9552 For Aviculopecten read Lyriopecten alternatus. 

9553 For Aviculopecten read Lyriopecten alternatus. 

9554 For Avicula read Leptodesma leiopteroides. 

9555 For Avicula read Leptodesma leiopteroides. ' 

9556 For Avicula rend Leptodesma leiopteroides. 

9565 For Bryozoa read similar to Dictyophyton. 

9566 For Bryozoa read plant remains. 



RANDALL'S CATALOGUE REVISED. O' 259 

9567 For Bryozoa read plant remains. 

9570 For Sanguinolites read Mytilops prcecedens. 

9571 For Leptaena read Streptorhynchus chemungensis var. 

9572 For Leptaena read Streptorhynchus chemungensis var. 
t>573 For Leptaena read Streptorhynchus chemungensis var. 

9574 For Leptaena read Streptorhynchus chemungensis var. 

9575 For Leptaena read Streptorhynchus chemungensis var. 

9577 For Aviculopecten read Crenipecten caroli. 

9578 For Aviculopecten read Ooniophora curvata. 

9579 For Aviculopecten read Lyriopecten fasciatus. 

9580 For Aviculopecten read Crenipecten. 

9581 For Schizodus read Paracyclas erecta. 

9582 Schizodus chemungensis. 

9583 For Schizodus read Paracyclas erecta. 

9584 R. (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

9585 R. (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

9586 R. (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

9587 For Avicula read Leptodesma. 

9588 R. (Stenoschisma) eximia. 

9589 For Avicula read Spirifera disjuncta. 

9590 For Avicula read Ptychopteria proto. 

9591 Spirifera disjuncta. 

9592 Spiritera disjuncta. 

9593 Spirifera disjuncta. 

9594 Spirifera disjuncta. 

9603 Euomphalus. 

9604 Pleurotomaria ? n. sp. 

9605 Pleurotomaria. 

9606 For Schizodus read Grammysia communis. 

9607 For Schizodus read Grammysia communis. 

9608 For Schizodus read Grammysia communis. 

9609 For Schizodus read Grammysia communis. 

9610 For Cypricardia read Leptodesma parallela. 

9611 For Cypricardia read Leptodesma protextum.. 

9612 For Cypricardia read Ptychopteria falcata. 

9613 For Allorisma read Ptychopteria beecheri. 

9614 For Allorisma read Ptychopteria lata. 

9615 For Allorisma read Ptychopteria lata. 

9616 For Allorisma read Ptychopteria beecheri. 

9617 For Allorisma read Ptychopteria beecheri. 



260 O' CATALOGUE OF STATE MUSEUM. 

9618 For Allorisma read Ptychopteria beecheri. 

9619 For Allorisma read Ptychopteria lata. 

9620 For Allorisma read Ptychopteria beecheri. 

9621 For Allorisma read Ptychopteria beecheri. 

9622 For Yoldia ? read Ptychopteria n. sp. 

9623 For Yoldia ? read Ptychopteria galene. 

9624 For Yoldia ? read Ptychopteria galene. 

9625 For Yoldia? read Ptychopteria galene. 



LIST OF 
THE PUBLICATIONS 

OP THE 

Geological Survey of Pennsylvania. 

FKOM 1874 TO 1889. 



ANNUAL REPOETS. 



1885 ANNUAL. J. P. Lesley, State Geologist, 8°, 769 pp., with preface and 
index, accompanied by Atlas 8°, 8 pi., and maps, 1886, contains fol 
lowing special reports : 

1. Oil and Gas. John P. Carll. 

2. Vegetable Origin of Coal. Leo Lesquereux. 

3. Pittsburg Coal Region. E. V. d'Invilliers. 

4. Wellersburg Coal Basin. J. P. Lesley and E. B. Harden. 

5. Tipton Run Coal Basin. C. A. Ashburner. 

6. Anthracite Coal Region. C. A. Ashburner. 

7. Wyoming Valley Fossils. C. A. Ashburner and A. Heilprin. 

8. Bernice Coal Basin. 0. A. Ashburner. 

9. Mehoopany Coal Field. F. A. Hill. 

10. Cornwall Ore Mines. J. P. Lesley and E. V. d'Invilliers. 

11. Delaware and Chester Kaolins. J. P. Lesley and C. A. Ashburner. 

12. Quaternary Geology, Wyoming Valley. C. A. Ashburner, F. A. 

Hill, and H. C. Lewis. 

13. Pressure, &c, of Rock Gas. J. P. Lesley. 

14. Progress Geodetic Survey. Mansfield Merriman. 

1886 ANNUAL. J. P. Lesley, State Geologist, 8°, in four parts, as follows : 

i. Pittsburgh Coal Region. E. V. d'Invilliers. 
ii. Oil and Gas Region. J. F. Carll, F. C. Phillips, B. S. Lyman, 
iii. Anthracite Coal Region with Atlas. F. A. Hill, 
iv. 1. The Lehigh River Cross Section. Arthur Winslow. 

2. Paint Ores along the Lehigh River. F. A. Hill. 

3. Iron Ore Mines and Limestone Quarries of the Cumberland- 

Lebanon Valley. E. V. d'Invilliers. 

4. Geology of Radnor township, Delaware co., <fec. T. D. Rand. 

With an Atlas. 



2 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PENN'A. 

MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS. 

A. A history of the First Geological. Survey of Pennsylvania, from 
1836 to 1858, by J. P. Lesley. With the annual reports of the Board to the 
Legislature for 1874 and 1875. 8°, pp. 226, 1876. 

B. Report on the Minerals of Pennsylvania, by P. A. Genth ; and on the 
hydro-carbon compounds, by S. P. Sadtler. With a reference map of the 
State. 8°, pp. 206, 1875. 

B2. Report on the Minerals, by F. A. Genth, continued from page 207 
to 238. 8°, in paper cover, pp. 31, 1876. (Bound with B.) 

M. Report of Chemical Analyses in 1874-5, in the Laboratory at Harris- 
burg, by A. S. McCreath. 8°, pp. 105, 1875. 

M2. Report of Chemical Analyses in 1876-8, by A. S. McCreath ; Classi- 
fication of coals, by P. Frazer; Fire-brick tests, byF. Piatt; Dolomitic lime- 
stone beds, by J. P.Lesley ; Utilization of anthracite slack, by F. Piatt ; De- 
ermination of Carbon in iron or steel, by A. S. McCreath. With one folded, 
plate (section- at Harrisburg) and four page plates. 8°, pp. 438, 1879. 

M3. Report of Chemical Analyses in 1879-80, by A. S. McCreath. With 
a reference map of 93 iron ore mines in the Cumberland Valley. 8°, pp. 126, 
1881. 

N. Report on the Levels above tide of railroads, canal and turnpike 
stations, mountain tops, <fec, in and around Pennsylvania, in 200 tables, by 
C. Allen. With a map. 8°, pp. 279, 1878. 

O. Catalogue of specimens collected by the survey, (No. 1 to No. 4,264,) 
by C. E. Hall. 8°, pp. 217, 1878. 

O 2. Catalogue (continued from No. 4,265 to No. 8,974) ; also catalogue of 

03. Catalogue (continued from No. 8975 to No. 12872. Also Catalogue 
of special collections of fossils in stratigraphical order, from 201-1 to C 7-4-3 ; 
and Revised Catalogue of Randall's collection, from 9-167 to 9625. 8°, pp- 
260, 1889. 
ossils, (pp. 231 to 239.) 8°, pp. 272, 1880. 

P. Report on the Coal Flora of Pennsylvania and the United States. 
Vols. 1 and 2, (bound together,) by L. Lesquereux. 8°, pp. 694, 1880. 

P. Report on the Coal Flora of Pennsylvania and the United States 
Vol.3, with 24 double page plates (lithographed) of coal plants, to accompany 
P., Vols. 1 and 2. 8°, pp. 283, 1884. 

(P. ) Atlas of 87 double page plates (lithographed) of coal plants to ac- 
company P., Vols. 1 and 2. 8°, 1879. 

P 2. Report on Permo-Carboniferous plants from W. Va. and Greene county, 
Pennsylvania, by W. M. Fontaine and I. C. White. With 38 double page 
plates (lithographed). 8°, pp. 143, 1880. 

P3. Description of Ceraliocaridce, by C. E. Beecher; and of Murypteridce, 
by James Hall. With 8 plates. 8°, pp. 39, 1884. 

P 4. Dictionary op Fossils found in Pennsylvania and elsewhere with 
electrotype illustrations of the various forms. In 2 volumes and an appen- 
dix, by J. P. Lesley. Volume 1 in press. Volume II, in preparation. 8°, 
pp. 800±, 1889. 

X. Geological Hand Atlas of the sixty-seven counties of Pennsyl- 
vania, with a short explanation of the geological structure of each county, 
embodying the results of the field work of the survey from 1874 to 1884, by 
J. P. Lesley. With 62 colored maps and a cross section. 8°, pp. cxii, 1885. 

Z. Report on the Terminal Moraine across Pennsylvania, by H. C. 
Lewis ; including extracts from descriptions of the Moraine in New Jersey 



LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 3 

by G. H. Cook, and in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, by G. F. Wright With 
a map of the State, 18 photographic views of the Moraine, and 32 page plate 
maps and sections. 8°, pp. lvi and 299, 1884. 

Grand Atlas, Div. I, Pt I, 1885, port-folio containing maps of 56 counties, 
and parts of counties (scale 2 miles to 1 inch) on 49 sheets (26" X32". ) These 
maps are duplicate prints on heavy paper of the county maps contained in 
the reports of progress. 

Annual Report, 1886. Part IV. 

ANTHRACITE REGION. 
A 2. Report on the causes, kinds and amount of waste in mining anthra- 
cite, by F. Piatt ; with a chapter on methods of mining, by J. P. Wetherill, 
Illustrated by 35 figures of mining operations, a plan of the Hammond 
breaker, and a specimen sheet of the maps of the Anthracite coal fields. 8 3 , 
pp. 134, 1881. 

AC. Report on Mining Methods, &c., in the anthracite coal fields, by H. 
M. Chance. Illustrated with 54 plates and 60 illustrations in the text 8°, 
pp. 574, 1883. With anATLAS containing 25 plates illustrating coal mining. 
AA. First report of progress of the anthracite survey; Panther Creek 
basin, by C. A. Ashburner ; with a determination of the latitude and longi- 
tude of Wilkes-Barre and Pottsville, by C. L. Doolittle ; and » theory of 
stadia measurements, by A. Winslow. 8°, pp. 407, 1883. 

AA. Second report of progress of the anthracite survey, Part I ; Statistics 
of Production and Shipment for 1883 and 1884. Charles A. Ashburner, 
geologist in charge. 

(AA.) Atlas of Southern anthracite field, Part I, containing 13 sheets 
3 geological and mine sheets, 3 cross section sheets, 3 columnar section 
sheets, 1 topographical map sheet, and 1 coal bed area sheet, relating to the 
Panther Creek basin ; 1 general map of the anthracite region, and 1 
chart of anthracite production from 1820 to 1881. 8°, 1882. Charles A. Ash- 
burner,' geologist in charge ; A. W. Sheafer and Frank A. Hill, assistant 
geologists. 
(AA.) Atlas of Southern anthracite field, Part II. In Press. 
(AA.) Atlas op Western Middle anthracite field, Parti, containing 
11 sheets ; 4 geological and mine sheets between Delano and Locust Dale, 3 
topographical sheets between Quakake Junction and Mount Carmel, and 4 
cross section sheets. 8°, 1884. Charles A. Ashburner geologist in charge; 
A. W. Sheafer and Bard Wells, assistant geologists. 

(AA.) Atlas op Western Middle anthracite field, Part II, contain- 
ing 11 sheets ; 4 geological and mine sheets from Mount Carmel to the west- 
ern end of the coal field, and 7 columnar section sheets covering the entire 
field. 8°, 1887. Frank A. Hill, geologist in charge ; Bard Wells, assistant 
geologist. 

(AA.) Atlas op Western Middle anthracite field. Part III. In 
Press. 

(AA.) Atlas of Northern anthracite field, Part I, containing 6 geolog- 
ical and mine sheets between Wilkes-Barre and Nanticoke, 3 cross section 
sheets and 4 columnar section sheets. 8°, 1885. Charles A. Ashburner, 
geologist in charge ; Frank A. Hill, assistant geologist 

(AA.) Atlas op Northern anthracite field, Part II, containing 10 
sheets ; 4 mine sheets relating to that portion of the Wyoming-Lackawanna 
coat basin between Wyoming and Taylorville, and 2 topographical and mine 



4 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PENN'A. 

sheets relating to the extreme -western end of the Wyoming basin ; 4 colum- 
nar section sheets of bore-holes, shafts and tunnels. 8°, 1887. Frank A. 
Hill, geologist in charge ; William Griffith, assistant geologist. 

(AA.) Atlas op Northern anthracite field, Part III, containing 8 
sheets ; 4 mine, and 4 columnar section sheets relating to that portion of the 
Lackawanna basin in the vicinity of Taylorville, Minooka, Scranton, Dun- 
more and Priceville. 8°, 1889. Frank A. Hill, geologist in charge ; William 
Griffith, assistant geologist. 

(AA.) Atlas of Northern anthracite field, Part IV, containing 8 mine 
sheets relating to that portion of the Lackawanna basin in the vicinity of 
Olyphant, Peckville, Jessup, Winton, Archbald, Jermyn, Glenwood, Car- 
bondale, and Forest City in Lackawanna and Susquehanna counties. 8°, 
1889. In Press. 

(AA.) Atlas Eastern Middle anthracite field, Part I, containing 8 
sheets, 2 geological and mine sheets in the vicinity of Hazleton, Drifton and 
surrounding towns, 3 cross section sheets and 3 columnar section sheets. 8°, 
1885. Charles A. Ashburner, geologist in charge ; A. P. Berlin and Arthur 
Winslow, assistant geologists. 

(AA.) Atlas of Eastern Middle anthracite field, Part II, containing 8 
sheets; 6 mine, and 2 columnar section sheets relating to portions of the Lehigh 
basins in the vicinity of- Upper Lehigh, Pond Creek, Sandy Run, Eckley, 
Weatherly, Buck Mountain, Beaver Meadow, Coleraine, Jeansville and 
Audenried, in Luzerne, Carbon, and Schuylkill counties. 8°, 1888. Frank 
A. Hill, geologist in charge ; I. R. Moister, assistant geologist. 

(AA.) Atlas Eastern Middle anthracite field, Part III. In Press. 

.Grand Atlas, Div. II, Pt. I, 1884. Port-folio containing26 sheets, (26"X 
32"), as follows: 13 sheets Atlas Southern Anthracite Field, Part I, 11 
sheets Atlas Western Middle Anthracite Field, Part I, 1 sheet photo views 
of plaster models in Western, Middle and Southern Fields, and 1 specimen 
sheet, Report. A 2. 

Grand Atlas, Div. II, Pt. II, 1885. Port-folio containing 22 sheets, (26"X 
32 '), as follows : 13 sheets Atlas Northern Anthracite Field, Part I, 8 sheets 
Atlas Eastern Middle Anthracite Field, Part I, and one sheetcontaininga pre- 
liminary general map of the Anthracite Coal Fields and adjoining counties. 

For Anthracite coal in Sullivan county, see G 2 and Annual Report, 1885. 

For Conglomerate beds near Carbondale, Pittston, &c, see G 5, G 7. 

For Utilization of anthracite slack, see M 2. 

For General description anthracite region, Quaternary Geology of the 
Wyoming-Lackawanna Valley, 4a, &c, see Annual Report, 1885. 

Annual Report, 1886. Part III. 

BITUMINOUS COAL FIELDS AND SURROUNDING AREAS. 

H. First report on Clearfield and Jefferson counties, by F. Piatt. 
With 8 maps, 2 sections and 139 cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 296, 1875. {For 
second report, see He, H 7.) 

H 3. Report on Cambria county, by F. & W. G. Piatt. With 4 maps and 
sections and 84 cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 194, 1877. 

H 3. Report on Somerset county, by F. & W. G. Piatt. With 6 maps 
and sections and 110 cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 348, 1877. 

Atlas to Reports H 2 and H 3 containing geological maps of Cambria and 
Somerset counties, with columnar and cross sections. In Press. 

H 4. Report on Indiana county, by W. G. Piatt. With a colored geolo 
gical county map and 87 cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 316, 1878. 



list of publications. 5 

H 5. Report on Armstrong county, by W. G. Piatt. With a colored geo- 
logical county map and 58 cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 338, 1880. 

H O. Second report on Jefferson county, (See H above), by W. G. Piatt. 
With a colored geological county map and 57 cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 218, 
1881. 

H7. Second report on Clearfield county, (See H above), by IT. M. 
Chance. With a colored geological county map, an outcrop map of the 
Houtzdale basin and 58 cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 197, 1884. 

I. Report on Venango county, by J. F. Carll. The geology around 
Warren, by F. A. Randall. Notes on the comparative geology of N. E. 
Ohio, N. W. Pa., and W. New York, by J. P. Lesley. With one small map 
of the "Venango oil region, one small map of the region south and east of 
Lake Erie, one long section of the rooks at Warren, and 7 cuts in the text. 
8°, pp. 127, 1875. 

I 2. Report of oil well records and levels in Venango, Warren, Craw- 
ford, Clarion, Armstrong, Butler, &c, by J. F. Carll. 8°, pp. 398, 
1877. 

I S. Report on the Venango, Warren, Clarion, and Botler Oil Re- 
gions ; descriptions of rig, tools, &c; survey of the Garland and Panama 
conglomerates, &c; discussion of pre-glacial and post-glacial drainage, by 
J. F. Carll. With 23 page plates and an atlas. 8°, pp. 482, 1880. 

(13.) Atlas of 22 sheets. Map of Venango county, colored geologically ; 
map of lower oil field (Butler, Armstrong, and Clarion) in two sheets; 3 
local contour maps at Franklin, Titusville and Spring Creek ; two maps of 
N. W. Pennsylvania, showing the past.and present drainage ; long section 
across W. Pennsylvania ; vertical section of the formations from the Upper 
Coal measures down to the bottom of the Devonian ; diagram map and sec- 
tion of Third sand; profile section from Meadville, S. W.; 5 sheets of 
grouped oil well sections ; 5 sheets of working drawings for well boring, 
&c. ; diagram of daily rate of drilling six wells at Petrolia. 

I 4. Report on Warren county, by J. F. Carll. With a colored geologi- 
cal county map, a map of the Warren oil region, and 2 sheets of oil well 
sections. 8°, pp. 489, 1883. (Note — The first 147 pages of this book contain 
oil well records ; see under Petroleum Fields below.) 

J. Report on the Oil Region, by H. E. Wrigley ; map and profile of line 
of levels through Butler, Armstrong, and Clarion, by D. J. Lucas ; map and 
profile of Slippery Rock creek, by J. P. Lesley. 5 maps and sections, a 
plate and 5 cuts. 8°, pp. 122, 1875. 

K. Report on Greene and Washington counties, by J. J. Stevenson. 
With two county maps. (Showing the calculated local depths of the Pitts- 
burgh and Waynesburg coal beds beneath the surface,) and 3 page plates of 
general sections. 8°, pp. 419, 1876. (Note. — Since the publication of this 
book two colored geological county Maps have been published, and will be 
found in pocket of volume K 8 described below.) 

K 2. First report on Fayette, Westmoreland and S. E. Allegheny 
counties, (i. e., west of Chestnut Ridge,) by J. J. Stevenson. With 3 col- 
ored geological county maps and 50 cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 437, 1877. 

K 3. Second report on Fayette and Westmoreland counties (the Lig- 
onier Valley), by J. J. Stevenson. With 4 page plates and 107 cuts in text 
8°, pp. 331, 1878. (Note. — In a pocket in this volume will be found the col- 
ored geological maps of Greene and Washington counties alluded to above.) 

K 4. Pt. I, Report on Monongahela river coal mines, from the West 
Virginia State Line to Pittsburgh, (including some on the Youghiogheny 



6 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PENN'A. 

and other streams), by J. Sutton Wall. With a map of the region in a 
pocket, 12 heliotype pictures, and 26 page plates. 8°, pp. 231, 1884. 

Li. Report on the, Youghiogheny coke manufacture, by F. Piatt; Notes 
on the coal and iron ore beds, by C. A. Young ; Report on methods of coking 
by J. Fulton, (See G below) ; Report on the use of natural gas in the iron 
manufacture, by J. B. Pearse and F. Piatt ; The Boyd's Hill gas well at Pitts- 
burgh, by J. P. Lesley. With a map of the coke region, two folded plates 
of coke ovens, and page plates and cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 252, 1876. 

Q. Report on Beaver, N. W. Allegheny and S. Butler counties by 
I. C. White. With 3 colored geological county maps, and 21 page plates of 
sections. 8°, pp. 337, 1878. 

Q 2. Report on Lawrence county, and special Report on Correlation of 
the Pennsylvania and Ohio coal beds, by I. C. White. With a colored geo- 
logical county map and 134 cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 336, 1879. 

Q 3. Report on Mercer county, by I. C. White. With a colored geolo- 
gical county map and 119 cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 233, 1880. 

Q 4. Report on Crawford and Erie counties, by I. C. White. With 
two colored geological county maps and 107 cuts in the text. Also, a Report 
on a pre-glacial outlet for Lake Erie, by J. W. Spencer. With two maps of 
the Lake region. 8°, pp. 406, 1881. 

R. Report on McKean county, and its geological connections with Came- 
ron, Elk, and Forest counties, by C. A. Ashburner. With 33 page plates of 
vertical and columnar sections, pictures of Rock city and Olean conglomer- 
ate, Wilcox and Kane spouting wells, map of Howard Hill coal field, <fec, 
and an atlas of 8 sheets. 8°, pp. 371, 1880. 

(R. ) Atlas for McKean county of 8 sheets : — Colored geological county 
map ; three topographical maps ; of Buffalo Coal Company tract, Alton coal 
basin, and Potato Creek coal basin : map of McKean oil district ; one sheet 
of columnar sections between Bradford and Ridgway ; and 2 diagram sheets 
of the Well account and Production account in the Bradford district. 

R 2. Part II, report on township geology of Cameron, Elk and Forest 
counties, by C. A. Ashburner. 

(R2.) Atlas for Cameron, Elk and Forest counties, of 11 sheets 
(Published November , 1884, in advance of the report) : — 3 colored geologi- 
cal county maps ; 1 anticlinal and synclinal map ; 1 topographical map 
McKean county ; 2 tract maps Forest and Elk counties ; 1 map Straight 
Creek coal basin ; 2 sheets oil well sections ; and 1 sheet coal sections. 

V. Report on N. Butler county ; and (Part 2) special report on the 
Beaver and Shenango river coal measures, by H. M. Chance. With a 
colored geological map of N. Butler ; a contour local map around Parker ; 
a map of the anticlinal rolls in the 6th basin ; a chart of the Beaver and 
Shenango rivers; profile section from Homewood to Sharon; Oil well 
records and surface sections ; and 154 cuts'in the text. 8°, pp. 248, 1879. 

V 2. Report on Clarion county, by H. M. Chance. With a colored geo- 
logical County map, a map of the anticlinals and oil-belt ; a contoured map 
of the old river channel at Parker ; 4 page plates, and 83 cuts in the text. 
8°, pp. 232, 1880. 

For the coal basins of Bradford and Tioga counties, see report G. 

For the coal basins of Lycoming and Sullivan, see report G 2. 

For the coal basins of Potter county, see G 3. 

For the coal basins of Clinton county, see G 4. 

For the coal in Wayne county, see G 5. 

For the East Broad Top. coal basin in Huntingdon county, see F. 



LIST OP PUBLICATIONS. 7 

. For the mountain coals in Blair county, see T. 

. For the Broad Top coal measures in Bedford and Fulton counties, see T 2. 

For the coal basins in Centre county, see T 4. 

For coal analyses, see M, M 2, M 3. 

For classification of coals, soe in M 2. 

For coal plants, see P, P 2. 

For fossil crustaceans in coal slate, see P 3. 

For Origin of Coal ; Pittsburgh Region and Monongahela Valley ; Wellers- 
burg coal basin, Somerset county ; and Tipton Run coal-beds, Blair county ; 
see Annual Report, 1885. 

Grand Atlas Div. Ill, Pt. I, 1885, port-folio containing 35 sheets (26"X32") 
as follows : 32 sheets relating to portions of the Petroleum and Bituminous 
Coal Fields, and three sheets relating to the Quaternary period. 

Annual Report, 1886. Part I. 

PETROLEUM AND GAS. 

See reports I, I 2, 1 3, I 4, and J, under Bituminous Coal Fields. 

See L, for the Pittsburgh gas well, and the use of gas in the iron manufacture. 

See Q, Q 2, Q 3, Q 4, for references to oil rocks in Beaver, Lawrence, Mer- 
cer, Crawford, Erie, and S. Butler counties. 

See K for the Dunkard Creek oil wells of Greene county. 

See R, R 2, for descriptions of oil rocks in McKean, Elk, and Forest 
counties. 

See V, V 2, for notes on the oil rocks of N. Butler and Clarion counties. 

See ±i 2 for oil boring at Cherry Tree, Cambria county. 

See G 5 for oil boring in Wayne county. 

See Annual Report, 1885, for report of progress in the oil and gas region, 
with special facts relating to the geology and physics of natural gas. 

See Grand Atlas, Div. Ill, Pt. I, under Bituminous Coal Fields. 

See Annual Report, 1886. Part II. 

NORTH-EASTERN AND MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIA. 
(Palceozonic formations from the Coal Measures down.) 

D. First report on Lehigh county iron mines, by F. Prime. With a con- 
tour line map of the ore region and 8 page plates. 8°, pp. 73, 1875. 

D 2. Second report on Lehigh county iron mines, by F. Prime. With a 
colored geological contour line map of the iron region, (in 4 sheets, ) a colored 
geological contour line map of the Ironton mines, 4 double page lithograph 
pictures of Limestone quarries, and one page plate of Monucraterion. 8°, 
pp. 99, 1878. 

D 3. Vol. I. Report on Lehigh and Northampton counties. Introduc- 
tion by J. P. Lesley ; Slate belt, by R. H. Sanders ; Limestone belt and iron 
mines, by F. Prime ; South mountain rocks, by F. Prime and C. E. Hall. 
With 3 lithograph pictures of quarries, 4 pictures of triangulation stations, 14 
page plates of sections, and an atlas of maps. 8°, pp. 283, 1883. {Note.— For 
atlas see below.) 

D 3. Vol. II, Part I. Report on Berks oounty, (South mountain belt) by 
E. V. d'Invilliers. With 10 page plates of sections and Indian relics, and 
3 pictures of rock exposures. 8°, pp. 441, 1883. (Note — For atlas see below. 

(D 3.) Atlas : One colored geological map of Lehigh and Northampton 



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counties, (one sheet;) one colored geological contour line map of Southern 
Northampton county, (six sheets;) a contour line map of the mountains from 
the Delaware to the Schuylkill, (eighteen sheets;) a colored geological con- 
tour line index map to the 22 sheets, (one sheet;) and 4 sheets of maps o 
iron mines. 

(D 5.) Atlas of colored geological county-maps of Cumberland, Fbank- 
lin, and Adams, (three sheets;) and first instalment of contour line map ot 
the South mountains, Sheets A 1, A 2, B 1, B 2, (four sheets;) by A. E. 
Lehman. 

P. Report on the Juniata riveb district in Mifflin, Snyder, and Hun- 
tingdon counties, by J. H. Dewees, and on the Aughwick valley and East 
Broad Top region in Huntingdon county, by C. A. Ashburner. With col- 
ored geological maps of East Broad Top R. R. and Orbisonia vicinity, (2 
sheets ;) Three Springs map and section, (2 sheets ;) Sideling Hill Creek map 
and section, (2 sheets,) and Isometric projection at Three Springs, (lsheet;) 
six folded cross sections and 22 page plates of local maps and columnar sec- 
tions. 8°, pp. 305, 1878. 

P 2. Report on Peeey county, (Part 1, geology,) by E. W. Claypole. 
With two colored geological maps of the county ; 17 geological outline town- 
ship maps as page plates, and 30 page plate cross and columnar sections. 8°, 
pp. 437, 1884. 

G. Report on Bradford and Tioga counties, by A Sherwood ; report on 
their coal fields, (incl uding forks of Pine creek in Potter county, ) by P. Piatt ; 
report on the coking of bituminous coal, by J. Pulton. (See Labove.) With 
two colored geological county maps, 3 page plates, and 35 cuts in the text. 
8°, pp. 271, 1878. 

G2. Report on Lycoming and Sullivan counties; field notes by A. Sher- 
wood ; coal basins by F. Piatt. With two colored geological county maps (ol 
Lycoming and Sullivan,) a topographical map (in two sheets) of the Little 
Pine creek coal basin, and 24 page plates of columnar sections. 8°, pp. 268, 
1880. 

G 3. Report on Potter county, by A. Sherwood. Report on its coal 
fields, by F. Piatt. With a colored geological county map, 2 folded plates 
and 2 page plates of sections. 8°, pp. 121, 1880. 

G 4. Report on Clinton county, by H. M. Chance, including a descrip- 
tion of the Renovo coal basin, by C. A. Ashburner, and notes on the Tangas- 
cootac coal basin, by F. Piatt. With a colored geological county map, 1 sheet 
of sections, local Renovo map, 6 page plates, and 21 sections in the text. 8°, 
pp. 183, 1880. 

G 5. Report on Susquehanna and Wayne counties by I. C. White. 
With a colored geological map of the two counties and 58 cuts in the text. 8°, 
pp. 243, 1881. 

G 6. Report on Pike and Monroe counties, by I. C. White. With two 
colored geological county maps, (1 sheet Pike and. Monroe and 1 sheet Wy- 
oming), a map of glacial scratches, and 7 small sections. Report on the 
Delaware and Lehigh Water Gaps, with two contoured maps and five sec- 
tions of the gaps, by H. M. Chance. 8°, pp. 407, 1882. 

G 7. Report on Wyoming, Lackawanna, Luzeene, Columbia, Mon- 
TODRand Northumberland counties, (i. v., the parts lying outside of the 
anthracite coal fields), by I. C. White. With a colored geological map ol 
these counties (in two sheets), and 31 page plates in the text. 8°, pp. 464, 
1883. (Note,— The color ed geological map of Wyoming county is published 
in O 6. 



LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 9 

T. Eeport on Blair county, by P. Piatt. With 35 cuts in the text and an 
Atlas of maps and sections (see below). 8°, pp. 311, 1881. 

(T.) Atlas of colored geological contour line map of Morrison's cove, 
Canoe valley, Sinking valley and country west to the Cambria county line 
(14 sheets) ; Index map of the same (1 sheet) ; colored sections (2 sheets). 
8°, 1881. 

T 2. Report on Bedford and Fulton counties, by J. J. Stevenson. With 
two colored geological maps of the two counties. 8°, pp.- 382, 1882. 

T 3. Report on Huntingdon county, by I. C. White. With a colored 
geological map of the county, and numerous sections. 8°, pp. 471, 1885. 

T 4. Report on Centre county, by B. V. d'Invilliers ; also special report, 
by A. L. Ewing, and extracts from report to Lyon, Shorb & Co., by J. P. 
Lesley. With a colored geological map of the county, 13 page plates of local 
maps and sections, and 15 cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 464, 1884. 

For report on line of the Terminal Moraine, see Z. 

Grand Atlas, Div. IV, Pt. I, 1885. Port-folio containing 43 sheets, as 
follows : 30 sheets relating to the Durham and Reading Hills and bordering 
valleys in Northampton, Lehigh, Bucks and Berks counties, and 13 sheets 
relating to the South Mountains in Adams, Franklin, Cumberland and 
York counties. 

Grand Atlas, Div. V, Pt. I, 1885. Port-folio containing 35 sheets, as fol- 
lows : 29 sheets relating to the Topography and Geology of the Palaeozoic 
strata in parts of Cambria, Blair, Bedford, Huntingdon, Mifflin, Centre and 
Union counties, 5 sheets contain a map and geological cross section along 
the east bank of the Susquehanna river, Lancaster county, and 1 sheet con- 
tains cross sections of the Philadelphia belt of the Azoic rocks. 

For report on Cornwall Iron Ore Mines, Lebanon county, and the Tipton 
Run coal beds, Blair county, see Annual Report, 1885. 

For report on the Iron Ore Mines and Limestone Quarries of the Cumber- 
land-Lebanon "Valley, see Annual, 1886, Part IV. 

SOUTH-EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. 

C. Report on York and Adams counties, by P. Frazer. With one folded 

map of a belt of York county through York and Hanover, 6 folded cross 

sections, and two page plate microscopic slices of dolerite. 8°, pp. 198, 1876. 

• {Note. — The colored geological county map of York is published in the 

Atlas to CS). 

C S. Report on York and Adams counties, (South Mountain rocks, iron 
ores, &c.), by P. Frazer. With one general map of the district, 10 folded 
cross sections, and 5 page plates. 8°, pp. 400, 1877. (Note.— The colored 
geological county map of Adams is published in D 5). 

C 3. Re port on Lancaster county, by P. Frazer. With nine double page 
lithographic views of slate quarries and Indian-pictured rocks, one plate of 
impressions on slate, and one page plate microscopic section of trap, and an 
atlas. 8°, pp. 350, 1880. 

(C 3.) Atlas of 13 sheets : Colored geological map of York county ; col- 
ored geological map of Lancaster county ; Susquehanna river section. 
(Sheets 1, 1A, 2, 2A, 3, 4) ; Lancaster section ; Pequea section ; Muddy run 
section ; Chestnut Hill mines ; Gap Nickel mine. 

C 4. Report on Chester county ; General description, pp. 214, by J. P. 
Lesley ; Field notes in the townships, pp. 215-364, by P. Frazer. With a 



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colored geological county map, a photographic view of contorted schists and 
12 page plates. 8°, pp. 394, 1883. 

C 5. Report on Delawabe county, by C. E. Hall. With a colored geolog- 
ical county map ; 30 photographic page plate views of granite quarries, 
kaolin pits»,<fce., and 4 page plates of altered mica. 8°, pp. 128, 1885. See 
Annual Report, 1885, for Kaolin report. 

C 6. Report on Philadelphia and the southern parts of Montgomery 
and Bucks counties, by C. E. Hall. With a colored geological map of the 
belt of country between Tr eaton and Delaware county (in 3 sheets), a sheet 
of colored cross sections and 24 cutsrraiLtfte text. 8°, pp. 145, 1882. 

(C7.) Atlas to report on Bucks and Montgomery counties, containing 
12 sheets of topographical map of the Neshaminy, Tohickon and Perkiomen 
water basins by the Philadelphia Water Department on a scale of 1,600 feet 
to 1 inch, itobi of nature. 8°, 1887. — (Report C. 7. not ready for publication. ) 

E. Part I of (historical introduction to) a report on the Azoic rocks, by 
T. S. Hunt 8°, pp. 253, 1878. 

For report on the kaolin deposits of Chester and Delaware counties, 
see Annual Report, 1885. 

For report on the Serpentines of Radnor township, Delaware Co., &c, see 
Annual, 1886, Part IV. 

See also Grand Atlas, DIv. V. f Pt. I, under North-eastern and Middle 
Pennsylvania. 
March 1, 1889. 



