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 | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 86 | Subscribers | Read | kirsidahl.substack.com |
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Lonesome: Grieving the Loss of a Child in the 19th Century
In a certain light, it’s easy to believe that the death of a child in the 1800s and early 1900s, although sad, was common and therefore somewhat easier to overcome than it would be today. After all, there may have been other children to car...
Are You Skipping Steps?
Many think of blended families as a rather new institution, coming to fruition in correlation to the rising divorce rates of the mid-to-late 20th century. But, given the high mortality rates for women in childbirth, stepfamilies have been a...
Make Your Ancestors Findable: SEO Essentials for Genealogy Bloggers
Have you ever spent hours writing about your ancestors, only to wonder if anyone out there is researching the same people? Most genealogists and family history researchers dream of collaborating with distant relatives to help bridge the gap...
Sixteen Names, Endless Possibilities
In his post 'Families Reunions: Our Sixteens,' explains his approach to family history is to focus on his 16 great-great-grandparents. He lists their names and asks if anyone else is researching the same names. While I don't share the spec...
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Things I love: Seeing possibilities, making connections, investigating things, solving problems; and writing. The perfect combination for researching my family history, debunking family lore and converting random facts into narratives!
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