The District as a Network
The district was a web of people and claims, not a scatter of symbols. Each line below is a sourced relationship — discovered, worked, owned, leased, married-into — between 39 people, mines, and places, drawn from 31 records. Drag a node, click it for detail, or filter by family. Connections are never inferred from a shared surname alone.
Text version of the network (31 relationships)
- William D. "Willey" Cruikshank discovered Last Chance Mine (Buclimo) (1887) Verified
- James M. Krenkel co owned Last Chance Mine (Buclimo) (1887) Strongly supported
- William D. "Willey" Cruikshank business partner of James M. Krenkel (1887) Strongly supported
- William D. "Willey" Cruikshank owned New York Mine Strongly supported
- William Cruikshank Sr. parent of William D. "Willey" Cruikshank Verified
- Margaret Voss Krenkel married into Krenkel (1902) Verified
- James M. Krenkel owned Protection Claim Strongly supported
- James M. Krenkel owned Oregon Claim Strongly supported
- James M. Krenkel lived at Krenkel place Strongly supported
- Henry Melville discovered Melville Mine Strongly supported
- Henry Melville discovered Buffalo Mine Strongly supported
- Henry Melville prospected Redwood Claim (1932) Strongly supported
- Sam Pugh discovered Grizzly Mine Strongly supported
- Sam Pugh discovered Ajax Mine Strongly supported
- Reason Alpha Plaskett discovered Western Star Mine (c.1885) Strongly supported
- Francis Marion Plaskett discovered Western Star Mine (c.1885) Strongly supported
- Francis Marion Plaskett discovered Hollyberry Claim Strongly supported
- William Lucas Plaskett milled ore at Plaskett Creek Arrastra (c.1885) Strongly supported
- Western Star Mine milled ore at Plaskett Creek Arrastra (c.1885) Strongly supported
- Dudley Plaskett discovered Ocean View Mine (1911) Strongly supported
- Lawson Plaskett discovered Lilac Mine (1911) Strongly supported
- Edward Abbott Plaskett discovered Blackberry Mine (1911) Strongly supported
- Leonidas Hamlin Plaskett owned Ocean View Mine (1912) Approximate
- John Bushnell leased Ocean View Mine Strongly supported
- John Bushnell discovered Queen Hattie (c.1910) Strongly supported
- John Bushnell owned Green Gold Claim Strongly supported
- Clay Dodge prospected Alder Creek (head) Strongly supported
- Byron Gianavil Plaskett received mail at Old Mail Trail (Gorda–Jolon) Strongly supported
- Pete Gillis operated business at Manchester Family tradition
- Manchester neighbor of Last Chance Mine (Buclimo) Strongly supported
- William D. "Willey" Cruikshank appears with in photograph James M. Krenkel (c.1890) Strongly supported