Tales & Trees Genealogy
Sadie NelsonThoughts and stories about the generations before us.
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Collecting Faces
I started perusing the web for information about my ancestors’ hometown about ten years ago. It took me a while to figure out the correct spelling of the town [Mährisch Trübau], and its present-day name [Moravská Třebová], and then I procee...
Anna Nickl: A Story of Separation and Survival
This is an edited/simplified version of an article I published in the Spring 2024 edition of Minnesota Genealogical Society Quarterly Journal Generations.
The whereabouts of Ignatz Nickl’s third daughter were unknown to her sisters...
Hard Times: The Story of Lester Frye
Read Part 1 of Leck’s story here.
Love
Readers of Laura Ingalls Wilder will recognize a theme in the origin story of Leck and his eventual wife, Ellen Opsahl. In 1920, Ellen Opsahl began her first teaching position at the Clove...
Hard Times: The Story of Lester Frye
“I just didn’t know how lost he was after his father died. I had my parents. Now I understand how lost he was.”
Ellen Frye recalled the difficulties of the first years of her marriage to her husband Lester (“Leck”). The pair wed soon after...
Out on the Town: Dating in a 1940s Midwestern Town
Let me introduce you to a word you might not have heard before: Beanery. As in, “Want to grab lunch at ‘The Beanery’ later?” To some, it might evoke thoughts of fragrant coffee beans and sipping cappuccinos. To others, it might remind you o...
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