Excerpt from History of Kendall County, Illinois, From the Earliest Discoveries to the Present Time
Long Ages ago Kendall county was the southeastern corner of barren rock, which reached up to, and beyond the northern end of the State. Chicago on one side was under water, and Morris and Streator on the other, with the southern part of the State, were part of a vast swamp where evergreens and rushes grew and were made into coal. That was the medi?val time in the world"s physical history. Before that, when the sea covered all the country, there were in the water shoals of curious little fellows which geologists have called Tentaculites Oswegoensi, viz.: the Oswego sort of tentaculites, or shell worms. This sort have been found nowhere but in the Oswego rocks, near the mouth of Waubonsie creek. Then after fourteen
or fifteen geological epochs came the
Terrace Epoch,
or the ages during which the land was raised and rivers cut new channels below the old.
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