Stories from the Tree
Kirsi DahlStories about men & women, immigrants & trailblazers, farmers & railroad workers -- the seemingly mundane people in my family tree, but each with a fascinating story. A companion podcast tells about research challenges, successes and tips.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 117 | Subscribers | Read | kirsidahl.substack.com |
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BONUS EPISODE: Letters to My Daughters: Kaylee's Perspective
This bonus episode of Behind the Story flips the lens on my “Letters to My Daughters” project. Instead of hearing from me as the mom and family historian, you’ll hear from my oldest daughter, Kaylee, about what it’s like to suddenly receive...
Letters to My Daughters: Unexpected Power of Writing for One
In this episode of Behind the Story, I take you behind the scenes of my “Letters to My Daughters” blog series—a project that began in 1994, when I asked relatives to write letters to my toddler daughter. Many of the relatives hadn’t even me...
Adaline Geehan: A New Perspective
As family history writers, we often think about “our family” as the big, vague audience we’re writing for. The problem is, it’s sometimes hard to write warmly and specifically to a crowd that doesn’t have a face.
A Letter Regarding the Letters
This post is part of “Letters to My Daughters,” a series sharing family letters written in 1994 to my then‑toddler daughter Kaylee by relatives who were asked to record a memory of a historical event or story for her future self. Decades la...
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I’m a lifelong ancestor-chaser who turns dusty records into vivid stories. I blend solid research methods with creative writing to bring ancestors to life—and help others do the same.
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