The 1860 Census Project
This project is dedicated to the late Dr. Michael Austin who, with members of AFGS and AFAOA, initiated the project in 2009-2010. In 2011, AFAOA members (particularly Helen Cook Austin) have completed the transcribing, compiling, and web page preparation for the remaining states.
| State | Transcriber | Date |
| Alabama | Helen Cook Austin | May 2010 |
| Arkansas | Charles W. Austin | May 2010 |
| California | Charles W. Austin | May 2010 |
| Connecticut | Cheryl Austin Riordan | May 2010 |
| Delaware | Helen Cook Austin | April 2010 |
| District of Columbia | Helen Cook Austin | May 2010 |
| Florida | Helen Cook Austin | May 2010 |
| Georgia | Helen Cook Austin | May 2010 |
| Illinois | Cheryl Austin Riordan | August 2010 |
| Indiana | Helen Cook Austin | Sept. 2011 |
| Iowa | Helen Cook Austin | May 2010 |
| Kentucky | Helen Cook Austin | August 2010 |
| Louisiana | Gaylord G. Martin, Jr. | August 2010 |
| Maine | Bonnie Austin Bigolin | August 2010 |
| Maryland | Helen Cook Austin | August 2010 |
| Massachusetts | Carol R. Austin | January 2009 |
| Michigan | Helen Cook Austin | October 2011 |
| Minnesota | Helen Cook Austin | October 2011 |
| Mississippi | Gaylord G. Martin, Jr. | May 2010 |
| Missouri | Cheryl Austin Riordan | May 2010 |
| New Hampshire | Helen Cook Austin | October 2011 |
| New Jersey | Helen Cook Austin | October 2011 |
| New York | Cheryl Austin Riordan | October 2010 |
| North Carolina | Leigh Leonard Smith | May 2010 |
| Ohio | Cheryl Austin Riordan | August 2010 |
| Oregon | Helen Cook Austin | August 2010 |
| Pennsylvania | Helen Cook Austin | June 2001 |
| Rhode Island | Arthur M. Sikes, Jr. | October 2011 |
| South Carolina | Helen Cook Austin | June 2010 |
| Tennessee | Helen Cook Austin | June 2010 |
| U.S. Territories | Helen Cook Austin | October 2011 |
| Texas | Helen Cook Austin | June 2010 |
| Vermont | Carol R. Austin | June 2010 |
| Virginia | Helen Cook Austin | June 2010 |
| Wisconsin | Cheryl Austin Riordan | June 2010 |
NOTES:
- The numbers preceding each household are the enumeration date, the page number, the dwelling number and the family number. After the listing of household members, occupations, the dollar value of the head of household's real estate (R.E.), and the dollar value of their Personal Estate (P.E.) are shown. Some transcribers substituted proper name information from the 1850 or 1870 U.S. Census for initials that were used on the 1860 Census.
- U.S. 1860 Slave Schedule Census data [in Boldface] were added for slave owners in the Southern States.