Notes on the Population Charts

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These numbers are all from a site at the University of Virginia's Fisher Library, which has since taken the site down.

On our charts, notice that a lot of Campbell County's decrease, is the splitting off of Kenton County, telling us that Campbell didn't have near the number of slaves that Kenton did.

We assume the dramatic drop in slave percentages in Kenton, Campbell and Mason are traceable to increases in the non-slave population. 

We also note the river counties have a gradual decrease in slavery, while Owen and Grant have an increase or a flat line.  An underground railroad issue?

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