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Lobelville, Decatur, Ross, Bear Branch and Pyburn.
In evening found glade 100 yds N of US64 and 0.6 miles SW of Wayne-Hardin County line. Here purplish shaly ls. contained abundance of Astraeospongia, Calceola and a few other Beach River types.

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Oct. 5 - Left Waynesboro 9:45 and arrived Murphreesboro about 2:15.  Met Jo at about 4:45.

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Oct. 6 - Went from Murphreesboro to Nashville. Visited two localities of Pegram given by Peoples. Hamilton part of Pegram is thin and sandy. Onondaga part is granular, Xline ls. Part seems to be pre-Tropidoleptus and probably definitely of Ononadaga (upper) age.  
Spent rest of day collecting Waldron and Ordovician.

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Oct. 7 - Went to Vanderbilt to see C. W. Wilson at Vanderbilt. Spent 2 hours with Born & Pond of Tennessee Survey. Saw Wilson at Vanderbilt.  Saw Pohl & Peoples collection of Pegram. Specimens labelled as [[underlined]] Sp. gregarius, [[/underlined]] are not that species. One looks like a [[underlined]] Articularia [[/underlined]] and the other a small [[underlined]] Spirifer. [[/underlined]] Saw no unequivocal Onondaga species in the whole collection.
Wilson had fine specimens of [[underlined]] Cryptophragmus [[/underlined]] from the Lebanon.
Wilson had starfish from Murphreesboro.
" " [[dittos for: Wilson had]] collection from Sequatchie Valley containing [[underlined]] Fascifer. [[/underlined]] He regards this horizon as Pierce. This horizon is high OHosee. The [[underlined]] Pionodema stonensis [[/underlined]] is a [[underlined]] Fascifera. [[/underlined]]
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