DATE	YEAR	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	CONTENTS
	1860	Population of Harrison Township		Population of Harrison Township: 1840: 497 1850: 720 1860: 1100
February 20	1860	Pearce	Charlotte	Property of Charlotte Pearce sold at Sheriff sale. Bounded on north by land of M. C. Barber, east by county line south by lot of J. Harris and Mill lot, west by Mill lot and lot No. 81. 65 1/2 acres. 10 improved. Log house and fruit trees.
March 22	1860	Wesleyan Methodist Church		A Wesleyan Methodist Church of about 20 members organized in Sunderlinville, and is of about even date with the first Weslwyn Methodist Church ever organized in Potter County, in Harrison Township, but a short time before, growing out of a revival in that Township, through the labors of Rev. Bro. Hubbard.
June 17	1860	Austin	E. R.	Property of E. R. Austin advertised for Sherriff’s sale.
June 28	1860	Vigilance Committee		Vigilance Committee: J. T. Sandford, Austin Swetland, S. H. Beebe.
September 6	1860	Rowley	Richard	Sherriff sale of property of Richard Rowley. Bounded north by lands of Fox estate, east by Wilcox and G. S. Brown, south by highway and Alfred Shelly, 50 acres, 8 acres improved. Log house.
September 27	1860	Erway	Henry	At Sept. Term of court Henry Erway plead guilty of stealing yoke of oxen from Owen. Sentenced to penitentiary at Phila. For three years. Wm. F. Burt, Sheriff, left with prisoner on Mon. Sept. 24^th.
November 15	1860	Lincoln	Abe	Abe Lincoln elected President. States of California and Oregon cannot be heard from for two weeks yet.
November 17	1860	Arnold	James H.	Property of James H. Arnold to be sold at Sherriff’s sale on north by John Angood, east by Benj. Corey, south by David Baldwin, west by Wm. Corey. 100 acres. 30 improved. Frame house, log barn, some fruit trees.