Kim Baltz

Kim Baltz

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Kim A. Baltz formerly Clark ancestors shareable tree
Born 1960's.
Daughter of [private father] and [private mother]
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The Clark Family Tree

My paternal genealogy can be traced to Stephen Hopkins and Richard Warren, who came to America on the Mayflower. On that side of the family I am mostly English, with a tiny bit of Irish and German sprinkled in.

My maternal genealogy is fairly recent, immigrating from Sweden in the 1850's (Johnson and Johnson ) . I am only 3 generations from my immigrant ancestor and you can still see the strong family facial features, even in my daughter. I look at my daughter and see my great-great grandmother and my grandmother.

The other part of my maternal line is Irish, one line immigrating about 1880 MacWilliams, the other in 1840 Hunter.

My father, Joseph Clark III, is the genealogist and historian of the Clark family. I'm trying to get his knowledge out of his brain and into mine, where I can put it into digital form before time eats away at it and it disappears forever.

My father sells books that he is written about the Clark family and about Tolland, Massachusetts. You can find them here.


The Baltz Family Tree

My husband's paternal line Baltz is traced back to Germany, where they immigrated to America in the 1830's.

My husband maternal line is the first generation not born in Japan, and is part of the Sharai family line who immigrated in the 1940's. His maternal grandfather is of the Fuselier and Fontenot line from Lousiana, who I believe have lived there since time began. Their are so many Fuselier's and Fontenot's that it is hard to keep the people straight while making the family tree.


The Nash and Huddleston Family Tree

I am also researching the Nash Family Tree and the Huddleston Family Tree.


Anything Else?

I have a blog, which isn't entirely genealogy related, but it gives me a place to talk about things when no one is listening.

A book has also been written about the Baltz family, called Something From Nothing, by Robert J. Baltz. It is out of print, but I found 6 copies for sale on Amazon's Marketplace.


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I grew up in a small town called Tolland, Massachusetts.



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On November 18, Kim Baltz wrote:

I've been debating for weeks and weeks with myself about which family tree to manage. I have the Ancestry.com tree, which is expensive and limits who can see the information. I also have a private web site run on TNG8, which is great software. I have a domain baltzclark.com that points to TNG8 site. And then I found WikiTree. Their are pros can cons to each one, but I can't keep updating all 3. So I decided on wikitree.

Why?

Because Wikitree is alive and keeps growing when I'm not there. I have rerouted my domain to point to here. And I think it is a good choice.


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