DATE	YEAR	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	CONTENTS
	1850	Stebbins	Edward	MARRIED by the Rev. R. B. Hunt, Mr. Edward Stebbins to Miss Eveline Stone both of Harrison, Potter County, Pa. 1850
	1850	Stone	Eveline	MARRIED by the Rev. R. B. Hunt, Mr. Edward Stebbins to Miss Eveline Stone both of Harrison, Potter County, Pa. 1850
August 16	1850	Hunter	Arnold	Arnold Hunter, Esq., has received the appointment of Deputy Marshall for Potter County to take the census. He entered upon the duties last Tuesday. Mr. Hunter is from Harrison Township.
December 27	1850	Beebe	Henry S.	Mr. Henry S. Beebe, a much respected citizen of Harrison Township, aged 58 years, while attending a meeting at the school house on Thursday evening, Dec. 19^th, fell senseless upon the floor and expired in five minutes.
January 18	1850	Cummings	Alfred	Court Proceedings: Case against Alfred Cummings for attempting to open a vote to see who it was for. The Jury brought in a verdict of guilty and the Court sentenced him to one month imprisonment in the County Jail and to pay a fine of fifty dollars and cost of prosecution.
March 5	1850	Mann	John S.	On Tuesday evening, March 5, 1850 John S. Mann of Coudersport and Judge Lyman met the citizens of Harrison at the White’s School House to discuss the committee’s plan for a Plank Road from Coudersport to Wellsville. On motion W. J. Latta was elected chairman and E. O. Austin secretary of utility, etc., and was succeeded by Judge Rooks and Stephen Outman in favor if the plan, and by various others, mostly interrogatory and explanatory. The gentlemen from Coudersport regretting that the township was not better represented, without farther action, the meeting was adjourned until the 9^th inst., at the Cummings School House.
March 9	1850			A large number of the voters of Harrison converged at the Cummings School House and the offices of the meeting being in their places, preceded to the consideration of the question. Squire Hunter briefly stated the proposed plan and was followed by various others in explanation of it. On motion the question was called: “Are you in favor of the County’s being in any way concerned in the building of said Plank Road from Coudersport to Wellsville?” which was answered unanimously in the negative. After some further remarks against the plan proposed by the Committee at Coudersport, it was, on motion, resolved, that we sincerely regret that there is not at this meeting some gentlemen from Coudersport in favor of road to urge the utility of the plan. Resolved, that we also sincerely regret that any person has had the presumption to concoct such a plan and present it to us with so much sanguineness of deception and success. On motion, resolved that these proceedings be signed by the officers and forwarded to the committee at Coudersport, with the request that they be printed in the County papers. Adjourned. Wm. J. Latta, Pres. E. O. Austin, Secy.
May 24	1850	Mercantile Appraisement		Mercantile Appraisement, May 24, 1850 White and Rose Class 14 Liquors
November 7	1850	Smith	Jonathan	NOTICE WHEREAS my wife, Roxanna M. has left my bed and board without any just cause or provocation; therefore, this is to warn all persons from harboring or trusting her on my account, as I will pay no debt of her contraction after this date. Harrison, Nov. 7, 1850 JONATHAN SMITH
October 8	1850			Election to be held Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1850 in the house of P. P. Strong at Harrison.