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Record: MDI31F04SW00244

General

Mineral Record Identification
Record Name(s) Jeffrey - 1983, Jeffry - 2000, Jefrey Deposit - 2000
Related Record Type Simple
Related Record(s)
Record Status Occurrence
Date Created 1983-May-26
Date Last Modified 2022-May-13
Created By
Revised By

Commodities

Primary Commodities: Gold, Silver, Arsenic



Location

Township or Area: Faraday

Latitude: 45° 0' 16.35"    Longitude: -77° 53' 33.88"

UTM Zone: 18    Easting: 272025.375   Northing: 4987526.252    UTM Datum: NAD83

Resident Geologist District: Southern Ontario

NTS Grid: 31F04SW

Point Location Description: Shaft ' As ' just SW of Carfrae Lake.

Location Method: Conversion from MDI

Access Description: Accessible by cottage road to Carfrae (Jeffrey) Lake from the Bay Lake road which runs SW from Hwy 62 2.4 km S of Bancroft. Rock debris can be seen beside the cottage road, and on travelling S there is a space where a truck can pull off the road - essentially right beside the shafts. The shaft closest to the road is being filled with garbage by the cottagers. Meyn (1983) says this is the location of only the shafts and does not match Thomson's (1943) description at all. Bosiak (1963) states that the showing is 3/4 ml N of the road and 130 ft SE of Carfrae Lake. There is some confusion.



Exploration History

Circa 1901 : the Jeffry prospect - a 10 ft shaft was sunk, later reported to be 35 ft deep. 2 pits are reportedly 250 and 360 ft E of the shaft. 2 shafts and a pit can be seen beside the cottage road - there is some confusion as to the exact location of the workings. Assays of the vein gave 0.06 oz/t Au, 3.01 oz/t Ag and 27.54 % As.


Geology

Province: Grenville

Geological Age: Mesoproterozoic  



Geology Comments

Dec 07, 2005 (C Papertzian) - Arsenopyrite is unevenly disseminated in a volcanic tuff which forms a narrow unit (1m) within an extensive marble sequence. It is exposed over about 21 m and is locally concentrated-massive. Small veins are commonly associated with biotite. Realgar, orpiment and scorodite were reported at the showing (1910).




Lithology

Lithology Data
Rock Type Rank Composition Texture Relationship
Felsic Tuff 1 Tuff Contains

Mineralization

Mineralization and Alteration
Rank Mineral Name Class Economic Mineral Type Alteration Mineral Type Alteration Ranking Alteration Intensity Alteration Style
1ArsenopyriteEconomicOre
2BiotiteEconomicOre
3GoldEconomicOre
4OrpimentEconomicOre
5RealgarEconomicOre
6ScoroditeEconomicOre

Mineralization Comments

Apr 20, 2022 (Sheree Hinz) - A sample of mineralized tuff collected by Wells (1902) is reported to have contained 0.06 oz/ton Au, 3.01 oz/ton Ag, and 27.54% As. A composite sample collected by Thomson (1943) contained only trace amounts of gold.



Mineral Record Details

References

Publication - Geology of the Haliburton and Bancroft areas, Province of Ontario; Geological Survey of Canada, Memoir no. 6

Publication Number: GSC Mem 6 Page: 205-6, 211-12, 366-7  Date: 1910

Author: Adams, F D; Barlow, A E

Publisher Name: Geological Survey of Canada

Location: https://doi.org/10.4095/100481


Publication - A list of Canadian mineral occurrences; Geological Survey of Canada, Memoir no. 74

Publication Number: GSC Mem 74 Page: 193, 200  Date: 1915

Author: Johnston, R A A

Publisher Name: Geological Survey of Canada

Location: https://doi.org/10.4095/101571


Part - Mineral occurrences in the north Hastings area

Publication Number: ARV52-03 Page: 16  Date: 1998

Author: Thomson J.E.

Publisher Name: Ontario Dept. of Mines

Location:


Mono - Silver cobalt calcite vein deposits of Ontario

Publication Number: MDC010 Page: 31  Date: 1968

Author: Sergiades A.O.

Publisher Name: Ontario Dept. of Mines

Location:


Map - Geological series, base and precious metals, iron and molybdenum deposits of Pembroke-Renfrew area, southern Ontario

Publication Number: P2211 Scale: 1:126,720    Date: 1979

Author: Carter T.R., Storey C.C.

Publisher Name: Ontario Geological Survey

Location:


MonoMap - Geology of base metal, precious metal, iron, and molybdenum deposits in the Pembroke-Renfrew area

Publication Number: MDC020 Page: 27-28  Date: 1980

Author: Carter T.R., Colvine A.C., Meyn H.D.

Publisher Name: Ontario Geological Survey

Location:


File - Resident Geologist file 1983

Publication Number: Date: 1983

Author:

Publisher Name:

Location:


Part - Mines of northwest Ontario, parts 1 and 2

Publication Number: ARV10.004 Page: 102  Date: 1998

Author: Bow J.A., Carter W.E.H.

Publisher Name: Ontario Bureau of Mines

Location:


Part - The pre-Cambrian geology of southeastern Ontario

Publication Number: ARV22-02 Page: 105  Date: 1998

Author: Miller W.G., Knight C.W.

Publisher Name: Ontario Bureau of Mines

Location:


Publication - Arsenic-bearing deposits in Canada; Geological Survey of Canada, Economic Geology Series 4

Publication Number: Econ Geol 4 Page: 100  Date: 1927

Author: Hurst, M.E.

Publisher Name: Geological Survey of Canada

Location: https://doi.org/10.4095/102439


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