. . . or what is going on with this chart??

      The chart above is a map of the connections among family names at Pleasant View Cemetery.  We have been working on it for some time as we research family connections, so more names keep getting connected.  With a few exceptions, a connecting line between two names indicates a marriage between those two families, sometimes multiple marriages.  If any of those unions produced children (and most did) then the various descendants are cousins of some sort, or at least cousins of cousins!  One exception is the Parrett – Parrott connection which is not a marriage, but a change in spelling that occurred in one generation.  The colors don’t represent much, but make family groupings easier to spot.All of these are names that someone was buried with at Pleasant View, so maiden names are not included here unless we have someone buried under that name. The exceptions to that are the names in black & white (Galbreath, Boeckman, and Edy).  We don’t have anyone by those names at PVC but we have multiple connections to those families.  In parentheses is the primary cemetery where this family can be found.  The Galbreaths are at Winona Cemetery in Tualatin, the Boeckmans are at Meridian on 65th near Stafford, and the Edys are at Gibbs near Sherwood.So have fun exploring your connections and check back as the chart continues to grow in size and complexity.  I wish I could make it more searchable, but I have added a list of the names that are on it below.  If your name is there, you are on the chart and related by blood or by marriage to everyone else on the chart.
I challenge you to find anyone who is more than six degrees of separation from the Bakers!