George W. Prichard Family Papers, 1894-1940

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George W. Prichard Family Papers, 1894-1940

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This collection contains materials on New Mexico legal cases, mining ventures andGeorge W. Prichard's political life, as well as his legal, business, and personal correspondence.The collection also contains the papers of Maude Hancock Prichard, concerning New Mexicowomen's involvement in World War I relief activities.

16 boxes ( 6 cu. ft. )

eng,

The University of New Mexico, University Libraries, Center for SouthwestResearch

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