I know there will be someone asking so here are the abbreviations I used for the counties of VA for 1860. Not all counties for VA accounted for. Acco, Accomack Albe, Albemarle Alex, Alexandria Alle, Alleghany Amel, Amelia Amhe, Amherst Appo, Appomattox Bath, Bath Bedf, Bedford Bote, Botetourt Brun, Brunswick Camp, Campbell Caro, Caroline Carr, Carroll Char, Charlotte Chas, Charles City Ches, Chesterfield Clar, Clarke Covi, Covington Crai, Craig Culp, Culpepper Cumb, Cumberland Dinw, Dinwiddie Eliz, Elizabeth City Esse, Essex Fair, Fairfax Fauq, Fauquier Floy, Floyd Fran, Franklin Fred, Frederick Gile, Giles Glou, Gloucester Gray, Grayson Hali, Halifax Hano, Hanover Henr, Henry Hnco, Henrico Jame, James City K&Q, King & Queen KGeo, King George KWm, King William Lanc, Lancaster Lee, Lee Loud, Loudoun Loui, Louisa Lune, Lunenburg Madi, Madison Math, Mathews Meck, Meckenburg Midd, Middlesex Monr, Monroe Mont, Montgomery Nans, Nansemond Nels, Nelson New, New Kent Norf, Norfolk Nort, Northapton Nott, Nottoway Nhld, Northumberland Oran, Orange Patr, Patrick Pitt, Pittsylvania Powh, Powhatan P.Ed, Prince Edward P.Wm, Prince William Rapp, Rappahannocx Rich, Richmond Rkbg, Rockbridge Roan, Roanoke Rock, Rockiingham Russ, Russell Scot, Scott Shen, Shenandoah Smyt, Smyth Sout, Southampton Spot, Spotsylvania Staf, Stafford Surr, Surry Taze, Tazewell Warr, Warren Wash, Washington Wyth, Wythe York, York