Out of the past: The Gonzalez family's early history in Williams
Gonzalez family matriarch, Carmen Gonzalez, with her first born child, Neva. Carmen arrived in Williams from Santander, Spain in 1909 to be with her husband. This was three years before Arizona was to become a state in 1912. (Photo/Williams Historic Photo Archives)
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