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Ii I I' I: VDMRWellNo W-1142 Operator: J W Miloncus Farm: Browning Wynn Well No. : 1 Location: Lee County 3300' N of 36 042'30" 1800' E of 83005' approx Elevation: 1975' (reported altimeter elevation) Total Depth: 2000' (Trenton Limestone) Drilling Commenced: July 6, 1964 Well Completed: Result: Dry hole Formation Tops (Reported from sample examination by R. L. Miller, U. S. G. S.) Clinton Clinch Sandstone Hagan Shale Sequatchie Reedsville Trenton o - 399' 399-674' 674-744' 744-1110' 1110-1685' 1685 - T. D. Remarks: No shows were reported. Contractor: Vernon D. Jarvis, Decatur, Illinois..-..,..---.. --.._--

L2..-I'7 VDMRWell No: W-1142 Company: J. W. Miloncus Farm: Browning Wynn Well No: 1 Elevation: 1975' (altimeter) Total Depth: Location: Lee County - 3300' N. of 36 042'30" lat. Drilling Commenced: Well Completed:. Result: Dry hole 1800' E. of 83 005' long. July 6, 1964 Geologic Log Samples studied and described by: Stanley S. Johnson Virginia Division of Mineral Resources February 15, 1965 Geologic Log Depth Thickness Description 0-71 ' 71' No samples Clinton Formation (Silurian) 71'-398' 327' Shale and sandstone; shale is light-gray, moderately hard, brittle, poorly fissile, with mica and some fragments of light-green shale; sandstone is greenish-white to white, fine-grained, sub-angular to sub-rounded, slightly calcareous; shale samples 91'-101' and 139'-165' contain fragments of shale that are light red-gray; shale samples 175' 398' are dolomitic and have a small amount of white dolomite p~esent in fracture fillings; shale samples 300'-310' and 360'-370' contain pyrite; 330'-340' no sample. Clinch Formation Poor Valley Ridge Sandstone Member (Silurian) 398'-426' 28' Sandstone and shale; sandstone is greenishwhite to white, fine-grained, well sorted, sub-angular to sub-rounded, hard, slightly calcareous; shale is light-green to light gray-green, hard, dolomitic, tough, has good fissility; with pyrite and mica; sandstone sample 406'-412' contains fragments of redshale.

...0:-... - 2-426'-466' 466'-510' 5:10'-674' 40' 44' 164' Sandstone and shale; sandstone is predominantly white, fine-grained, sub-angular to sub-rounded, hard, slightly calcareous, with minor magnetite and possible specular hemanite; shale is gray to pink-gray, moderately hard, tough, and slightly dolomitic, with mica; sandstone sample 436'-446' contain~/ pyrite and calcite as accessory; sandstone sample 446 '-456' containswhite dolomit.e as accessory; sandstone sample 456'-466' contains no pink-gray shale. Shale and sandstone, shale is light-to medium-gray, soft, poorly fissile, slightly dolomitic, calcareous, with mica; sandstone is greenish-white, fine-grained, sub-angular, hard, slightly calcareous,with specular hemanite; shale sample 474'-484' contains fragments of red-gray shale; shale sample 494'-503' contains fragments of light-brown sandstone. Sandstone and shale; sandstone is clear to white, fine-to medium-grained, well sorted, sub-angular to sub-rounded, hard, slightly calcareous, with magnetite and specular hemanite (?); shale is gray, moderately hard, brittle, has fair fissility, slightly dolomitic, with mica and pyrite; sandstone samples 516'-601' contain~few fragments of pink-gray shale; sandstone samples 516'-521' and 534'-565' contain a few fragments of ferruginous sandstone; sandstone samples 521 '-527', 540'-555', and 581 '-585' contain no pyrite; sandstone sample 521 '-527' contains. pyrite in both rock types; sandstone samples 617'-674' contain fragments of medium-gray siltstone. Clinch Formation Hagen Member (Silurian) 674'-743' 69' Shale, siltstone, and sandstone; shale and siltstone are gray, moderately hard to hard, brittle, siliceous, slightly dolomitic, with mica; sandstone is light-green to white, finegrained, well sorted, sub-angular, slightly calcareous, with specular hemanite; shale samples 689'-724' contain no sandstone; shale samples 724'-743' contain fragments of dark purple-gray shale and pyrite; shale sample 735'-743' containswhite-to light orangepink dolomite in fracture fillings.

- ;3 - Sequatchie Formation 743'-810 810'-906' 906'-1038' 1038'-1110' Reedville Shale 1110 '-1680 ' 67' 96' 132' 72' 570' Siltstone, maroon, moderately hard, tough, slightly calcareous, with mica,and calcite in fracture filling; siltstone samples 743'-755' contain fragments of pinkishgray shale; siltstone samples 760'-810' contain pyrite. Shale, gray, hard, brittle, calcareous, fossiliferous,with mica,and calcite in fracture fillings; shale sample 810'-818' containsf'r-agmerrts.of dolomitic shale; shale sample 854'-863' is silty and darker. Siltstone, maroon, light gray-green, hard, tough, calcareous, fossiliferous, with mica;and calcite in fracture fillings; siltstone sample 937'-944' containsfragments of quartz and pinkish-gray shale; siltstone samples 944'-975' contain no quartz or fossils) siltstone samples 975'-1038' contain fragments of sandstone; siltstone samples 1005'-1023' contain no fossils. Limestone and shale; limestone is gray-to light gray-green; moderately hard, fossiliferous, microcrystalline; shale is gray, hard, tough, calcareous, with mica and calcite; limestone samples 1056'-1086' contain a slight oolitic structure in some fragments; limestone samples 1086'-1110' contain no fossils; limestone sample 1096'-1110' has a light-red tint on many fragments. Shale and limestone; shale is light-to medium-gray, hard, tough, calcareous, with mica; limestone is very light-gray to mediumgray, light gray-green, moderately hard, fossiliferous, fine-to medium-crystalline, with calcite veins; shale samples 1131'-1155' contain fragments of light-tan limestone and white sandstone; shale samples 1297'-1453' are siliceous; shale samples 1453'-1540' contain fragmen~of fine-grained sandstone or siltstone; shale sample 1461'-1469' contains pyrite.

- 4 - Trenton Limestone 1680'-2000' 320' Limestone, light-to medium-gray, mottled with gray-brown tint, moderately hard, fine-to mediumcrystalline, fossiliferous, with calcite veins and fragments of interbedded shale that are mediumgray, moderately hard, calcareous, with mica; limestone samples 1810' 1861' are dark-gray; limestone samples 1861'-1984' are moderately soft, fine-to coarsely-crystalline, and contain greater percentages of calcite; limestone samples 1907' 1955' contain light-tan dolomite.