DATE	YEAR	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	CONTENTS
	1864	Civil War Draft		Whole number under call from 700,000 men, 45; Under call for 500,000 men, 35. For 200,000 men, 10. Credit for enlistments, 7. Number due at present, 38.
January	1864	Civil War Draft		President Lincoln issued a call for another draft. Harrison’s quota in this was 28. The Commissioners offered a bounty for each volunteer as follows: $100 cash as soon as sworn into U.S. Service. $100 in bond bearing interest, payable two years from date.
January 25	1864	Brown	G. S. and Fanny (Mr. & Mrs.)	Sheriff Sale Property of G. S. Brown and Fanny Brown. 67 ½ acres Lot No. I57, Warrant No. II92. About 15 acres improved One log house, One frame shop, One school house and some fruit trees. D. C. Larrabee, Sheriff.
May 4	1864	Stratham	Thomas	Letters of Administration granted to Ann Stratham and Edwin Stratham on estate of Thomas Stratham of Harrison.
May 4	1864	Stratham	Ann	Letters of Administration granted to Ann Stratham and Edwin Stratham on estate of Thomas Stratham of Harrison.
May 4	1864	Stratham	Edwin	Letters of Administration granted to Ann Stratham and Edwin Stratham on estate of Thomas Stratham of Harrison.
June	1864	Grand Jurors		June Term Grand Jurors: E. A. Doud, Ezekiel Rooks, Israel Dodge, H. S. Beebe Traverse Jurors: Henry Statham, Ira Nelson, D. P. Burley
June	1864	White	Lewis	Commonwealth against Lewis White, June Court 1864. Plead guilty to Larceny, Sentence postponed.
June 8	1864	Civil War Patriots (Draft)		Draft Report: Number required 13. Number drawn, 20. Alonzo Ellis, Milton Bowman, Joseph T. William, Aaron Robinson, Darius Coffin, Russell R. Burnside, George Bowman, Theodore F. Holcomb, William Fox, George Outman, Octavus Steadman, Martin Dodge, Ed Jones, Elmer Joseph, George K. Smith, George Kennedy, James Potter, Woolsey Burtis, Morris Snyder, Thomas Phelps.
June 8	1864	Mercantile Appraisement		Mercantile Appraisement Zenas J. Thompson, Appraiser Mrs. Mary Goodman Wilcox and Whitcomb Jacob and Woolsey Burtis
June 11	1864	Civil War Patriots (Harrison Wounded)		A. B. Mann of Coudersport reports: Wounded: John D. Courtright, Charles H. Doud, George Outman, and William D. Raymond
July 11	1864	Civil War Patriots (Draft)		Drawn in the draft on July 11, 1864 and reported to Tioga Borough. Amos English, Riley Day, James Colton, Alonzo Hawks, John S. Gill, Theodore P. Metcalf, Moses Sackett, George R. Smith, Oliver Jacobs, George Dennis, Dexter P. Burley, Ira Baxter, Edward Statham, Datus Lewis, John Allen, Lewis Dennis, Elisha Phelps, James S. Haynes, Benj. Johnson, James Kibbe, Joel Pearce, Gilbert Stewart, Henry Wood, Burr Robinson, Austin C. Swetland.
July 21	1864	Cummings	Henry	Henry Cummings, recruit, reported shot through the head
August 17	1864	Vigilance Committee		Vigilance Committee: H. S. Beebe and Israel Dodge – Republican
August 17	1864	Burtis	Woolsey	Woolsey Burtis announces candidacy for County Treasurer.
October 12	1864	Civil War Patriots (Draft)		New Draft from Harrison: Oscar Erway, Chas. E. Hunter, Nathan Williams, Ira Brown, John Wetherill, John Allen, Riley Day, William Warner, William White, John VanSickles, Samuel B. Goodell, Rowland B. Tooker, William H. Avery, Henry Hinckley, Samuel Metcalf, Vincent Dodge, Ed A. Doud, Francis Steadman, Joel White, John P. Brooks, Elisha Phelps, Chas. Blodgett, Silas E. Call, John Smith, Erastus Phillips, Daniel Hunter, Hiram Hurlbury, Ira Baxter, Orsen Dennis, Allen Grover, Jonathan Redson, Chas. Burdick, Henry Dalaby, Sam Cummings, Rowland V. Haynes, William H. Hurlburt, S. Hurlburt, James S. Hayes, George Kelsey Erway, Joel H. Austin, Rochester Taggart, Lewis White, Hiram McCutcheon, Myron S. Stone, Robert Harris, I. D. Harris, Wesley Luddington, Swint Luddington.
October 27	1864	Benson	Hon Isaac	Hon. Isaac Benson will address a meeting at Harrison Valley school house Thursday evening, October 27, 1864.
November 16	1864	Civil War Draft		A supplementary draft has taken place for Potter County.