The clays and clay industries of Connecticut (1905)
Loughlin, G. F. (Gerald Francis), 1880-1946 · [Hartford] Hartford press, The Case, Lockwood & Brainard company · leaf 26
sand) 15 to 30 Quinnipiac, Sharess brick yard 6 to 20 Daviss brick yard, 20-\- Brocketts brick yard 25-f- South of Daviss yard, the clay surface drops suddenly,and is overlain by over 18 feet of black mud. Milldale Area. — The only remaining area where clay isbeing worked at present is at Milldale.… … No. 4.] CLAYS OF CONNECTICUT. 15 where exposed; but only one exposure was seen, and that wasnear the margin, where the clay is naturally more sandy than inthe central portion. The depth of the clay at this exposure is15 feet. No other data were available. Other Areas. — There are several other…
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