| "First appearances never tell the whole story.
'Tis the same with family history." - Randall Davis |
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The Cavazos and Contreras Family History Welcome to my family history home page. The information here represents a small part of work I have done during the past two decades, and I have created this site as a means of sharing my findings with others. Please send your comments, suggestions, corrections, or additions to:
Some of the major portions of this site can be found in the navigation strip at the left:
The graphic at the top of these pages contains the pictures of leading members of these families. If you pass your cursor over the picture, the individual's name will appear at the bottom of your browser window in the status bar. If you press on one of the pictures, you will be taken to the page that corresponds with that individual, and the person's face will appear with a yellow box around the face. This compiling of the history actually served as the impetus which moved me toward the profession I am in now--that of teacher of English as a second and foreign language. My grandmother, Ana Maria Cavazos Contreras, came to Texas with her family during the Mexican Revolution in 1913, and often spoke of her struggles to come to grips with the foreign culture and language. Trying to help those like her has been my one of my goals.
I created my educational site, Randall's ESL Cyber Listening Lab, just for ESL and EFL students. The Lab is an online listening quiz center featuring streaming audio and video technology. Give it a try! |