The collection comes from Pedro J. Maíz (Princeton Class of 1977), the great grandson of Pedro R. Prieto, founder of the Prieto Maíz business empire.

A checklist of the collection (including a genealogy of the Prieto family) is available in the Department.

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Folder inventory prepared by Peter Runfola '2012.

No appraisal information is available.

Subject

• Family archives -- Mexico -- Chihuahua
• Financial institutions -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- Real estate investments -- 19th century
• Financial institutions -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- Real estate investments -- 20th century
• Investments, American -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- 19th century
• Investments, American -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- 20th century
• Mineral industries -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- History -- Sources
• Mining claims -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- 19th century
• Mining claims -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- 20th century
• Mining industry and finance -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- History -- Sources
• Mining leases -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- 19th century
• Mining leases -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- 20th century
• Ranches -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- 20th century
• Real estate business -- Mexico -- Chihuahua -- History -- Sources

Publisher

Manuscripts Division

Finding Aid Date

2008

Access Restrictions

The collection is open for research.

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