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Very Old Person remembers big shift in Greene Co. population Charles Marshburn writes: I realize you are probably the only person old enough to remember why the population of Greene County fell 36% and the population of Adair County rose 17 % in the census of 1850. Hope it wasn't due to an election! Anyone with any information? - Charles MarshburnMr. Marshburn, I don't know. This is a question which has weighed on the minds of so many, so long, but you've just asked a question way beyond our collective educational level, though occurrences in the year 1948 may have something to do with the Greene County exodus. For Adair County, since this was before the influx of Canadian Tour Busses, it must have had to do with Malthusian reasons. But if there is a historian in the house, maybe we'll both learn the answer. - EW. For possibility's please ponder Larry Smith's ancient map we've linked by clicking on headline. This story was posted on 2015-04-21 06:04:59
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