04465mpc  2200709 a 4500001000800000005001700008008004100025010003100066035002400097035002200121040001900143100002200162245004100184300001700225530007300242545059300315520153000908555001402438524011002452600001802562600002402580600002102604600002602625600003402651600002402685600002002709600002602729600002502755600003902780610004302819610002302862610004402885610003302929610003402962610002402996610004203020610003503062610002403097610004303121610002803164610002403192610002703216650002303243650002203266650001503288650004503303650002103348650001703369650004303386650003203429650004803461650002803509651004403537651003403581655002103615655003503636655001903671655002203690650001303712905002103725998000903746208326119991005120000.0851220i18411935nyu                 eng d  ams 62003927 zms 64000942   a(CStRLIN)NYCV85A663  a(NIC)notisAKS1220  aNICcNICeappm3 aVan Cleef family.00aVan Cleef family papers,f1841-1935.  a40 cubic ft.  aFilmed as part of Women in New York State Project; see Reels #26-28.  bMynderse Van Cleef studied at the Ithaca Academy, graduated from  Cornell University in 1874, and studied law at Columbia from 1875-76. He was admitted to the Bar in 1876, and in 1882 he married Elizabeth Lovejoy Treman of Ithaca, New York. A prominent lawyer, Mr. Van Cleef served as commissioner of the U.S. Circuit Court, 1880-1900, president or attorney of several Ithaca financial institutions, was an attorney and alumni trustee for Cornell University, and was president of the Corporate Association of Kappa Alpha fraternity.The Van Cleefs had two daughters, Eugenia and Jeannette.  aPapers of the Van Cleef family of Ithaca, New York, include a history of Jan Van Cleef and his descendents (1909); financial records and contracts of Alexander Van Cleef; papers of his son Mynderse, including correspondence, briefs, agreements, accounts, memoranda, printed items, and other materials concerning estate settlements of Joseph Esty, Leonard Treman, and others, property transferrals, and various business concerns, including the Lyceum Theatre Company, the Ithaca Independent Telephone Company, the Ulysses Light Company of Trumansburg, New York, the Ovid Light Company, the Associated Glass and Electric Company, the Cayuga Power Corporation; the Ithaca Street Railway Company, and the Ithaca Water Works, as well as Van Cleef's relations with Eastern investors and Western land agents, his election to and service on the Cornell University Board of Trustees, and his donation of a bandstand to the village of Seneca Falls; Mynderse Van Cleef's notes on Andrew Dickson White's modern history lectures (1872-73) and photograph albums of Cornell students and faculty (1870s); five scrapbooks (1900-13) of Eugenia and Jeannette Van Cleef containing personal mementoes reflecting social life at Ithaca High School and Cornell, and other memorabilia; personal and family papers, including estate papers of Elizabeth Van Cleef; correspondence, letter book, receipts, and estate papers of Frederick Lovejoy; drawings of Kappa Alpha fraternity; and blueprints.   Also, vouchers for construction of Van Cleef residence.0 aBox list.  aVan Cleef Family papers, #3088.  Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.10aEsty, Joseph.10aLovejoy, Frederick.10aTreman, Leonard.10aVan Cleef, Alexander.10aVan Cleef, Elizabeth Lovejoy.10aVan Cleef, Eugenia.10aVan Cleef, Jan.10aVan Cleef, Jeannette.10aVan Cleef, Mynderse.10aWhite, Andrew Dickson,d1832-1918.20aAssociated Glass and Electric Company.20aCayuga Power Corp.20aCornell University.bBoard of Trustees.20aCornell UniversityxFaculty.20aCornell UniversityxStudents.20aIthaca High School.20aIthaca Independent Telephone Company.20aIthaca Street Railway Company.20aIthaca Water Works.20aKappa Alpha Society.bCornell Chapter.20aLyceum Theatre Company.20aOvid Light Company.20aUlysses Light Company. 0aBanks and banking. 0aCollege students. 0aEducation. 0aElectric utilitiesxLaw and legislation. 0aEstate planning. 0aInvestments. 0aPublic utilitiesxLaw and legislation. 0aReal property, Exchange of. 0aStreet-railroadszNew York (State)zIthaca. 0aWomen college students. 0aIthaca (N.Y.)xSocial life and customs. 0aSeneca Falls (N.Y.)xHistory. 7aBlueprints.2aat 7aBriefs (legal documents).2aat 7aDrawings.2aat 7aPhotographs.2aat 0aLawyers.  a19991005120000.0  s9554