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 | 92 |
| Subscribers | Read | kirsidahl.substack.com |
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Ain't Gonna Be Nothin'
Between May and August of 1936, after completing eighth grade, my grandfather, Louis J. Corbo, decided not to return to school. This short story is a fictionalized account, inspired by real events, of what may have led to that choice.
Forgotten Faces = Untold Stories
Photographs are more than just images—they are glimpses into untold stories. But when names are unknown, so are the stories. Among the many family treasures I’ve inherited, nothing haunts me more than the nearly 100 unidentified cabinet car...
A Place at the Table
My mom, Katie Corbo Petrasek, had nearly every piece of one of the original Pfaltzgraff “Yorktown” stone dishware patterns. I remember her paging through the catalog and carefully earmarking the next piece she’d buy. It was a contagious beh...
A New Perspective on Storytelling
Have you ever written a family story only to realize it shouldn’t be shared? For the first time, I experienced this, and it’s reshaped how I view storytelling and genealogy.
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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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