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Dog, Toby Mills Mitchell, sitting on the family sofa.

Robert Mitchell shows of his mohawk, in profile, 1999.

Flore Irma Flores working to inspect products at Woods Factory in Douglas, Arizona.

This was taken in Agua Prieta, at a place called Del Fran. The couple on the right are newlyweds. They married in Douglas, AZ. Left to right are Hilda Maya, Flora Irma Flores, Lucy Parra, and Francisco G. Flores.

Francisco G. Flores holding his first-born daughter, Veronica Flores, at home in Douglas, Arizona. Veronica is under one-year-old at the time of the photograph.

Flora Irma Flores with her first-born daughter, Veronica Flores, at home in Douglas, Arizona. Veronica is under one-year-old at the time of the photograph.

Francisco G. Flores (center, facing camera) working at Forward Plant, one of his many jobs before working for Duval Mining.

Francisco G. Flores, father of Sonia Carolina Pivaral. Flores married and migrated north from Mexico to Douglas and eventually Tucson, Arizona. Multiple photographs taken from a family scrapbook.

Flora Irma Tequida and two other bridesmaids prepare for a friend's wedding.

Photograph of Rita Moreno, Panchita del Cid, and Flora Irma Tequida de Flores taken at a family event. The persons in the photo have lived most of their lives in Tucson and Douglas, AZ.

This wedding pictuer was taken in Douglas, AZ. The bride and groom, Sofia Durgin de Tequida and Juan Manuel Tequida (center), are originally from Santo Tomas, Sahuaripa, Mexico.

Mother Sofia Garcia de Durgin, left, and daughter Sofia Durgin de Tequida, right. This photograph was taken in Agua Prieta but both women lived in Douglas, Arizona. Sofia Durgin de Tequida is the grandmother of Sonia C. Pivaral.

Recuerdo para primera comunion de Ignacio Alfonso de la Torre Perez en la Parroquia de la Sagrada Familia. Queretaro, Queretaro.

Postcard with view of railroad station Yuma, Arizona, on the Eastern bank of the Colorado River, where the Southern Pacific crosses into California.

Postcard, Tucson view from A Mountain, Arizona. View of Downtown Tucson.

Postcard with photograph of Luz de la Torre, 1908.

Rafael de la Torre photographed with his biological mother, Elbira Lopez Rosas (right), and adoptive mother Maria de la Torre Uribarren (left).

Rafael de la Torre at age three with stuffed dog, Nogales, Sonora, 1956.

Photograph of Rafael de la Torre with his mother, Maria Altagracia de la Torre Uribarren, taken by "Foto Carlos."

Buildings and grounds of Treehaven School, originally Westing House winter home, 1927.