Trans-Appalachian migration of men indirectly influenced the number of children on the eastern seaboard in the first years of the nineteenth century due to a limited number of men, marriages were delayed and older women produced fewer children.
The Trans-Appalachian migration network spread disease that targeted children in particular. Marriages were delayed due to a scarcity of men, and older women had fewer children.
White urban middle-class couples purposefully keep their families small. Women, influenced by ideas of individualism and self-achievement, refused to devote their entire adult life to bearing children.
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