03089mpc  2200517 a 4500001000800000005001700008008004100025035002400066035002200090040001900112100003500131245006000166300001600226545016600242520122300408555001701631510007201648524010901720600004101829600005201870600002801922600002901950600003801979600002302017600003602040600002202076600002202098600002002120600002602140600001802166600001802184600002002202600001902222600001902241600002502260600003302285600002302318600004002341610005002381610001902431610006102450655001802511650001202529905002102541998000902562206827719990928120000.0840405i18811963nyu                 eng d  a(CStRLIN)NYCV84A366  a(NIC)notisAKQ5138  aNICcNICeappm1 aHardin, Martin D.,d1873-1935.00aMartin D. Hardin papers,f1881-1963,g1881-1946 (bulk).  a5 cubic ft.  aMartin D. Hardin was a Presbyterian clergyman, lecturer, and portrait artist. He seved as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Ithaca, New York, 1920-1935.  aPapers consist primarily of manuscript sermons (1908-1935) by Hardin, including one preached at a memorial service (1914) for his father-in-law, U.S. Vice-President Adlai E. Stevenson. Also included is correspondence concerning his reasons for entering the ministry (1894), a call to the pastorate of the Second Presbyterian Church, Charlotte, N.C. (1903), his opinion concerning the views of William Jennings Bryan on evolution (1922), and life aboard the ocean liner Espagne during a voyage to Europe, where he was a lecturer for the American Red Cross (1918); correspondents include his father, Parker Watkins Hardin, his wife, Julia Stevenson Hardin, Joseph Quincy Adams, William C. Covert, Anna Camp Edwards, William T. Ellis, Parker C. Hardin, Arthur S. Hoyt, Duncan Campbell Lee, John B. Ross, Hoy W. Smith, Louis P. Smith, and John W. Stagg. Additional items include a scrapbook containing photographs of his portraits of Hugh A. Moran, Adlai E. Stevenson, Mynderse Van Cleef, Woodrow Wilson, and Roger B. Williams, an unpublished typescript (carbon) of "A Kentucky Hardin in the Ministry" written by Richard Henry Edwards, notes for an address broadcast from Glasgow, printed copies of sermons, and pamphlets.0 aFolder list.0 aDescribed in DOCUMENTATION NEWSLETTER, Vol. IV, No. 1, Spring 1978.  aMartin D. Hardin papers, #329l. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.10aBryan, William Jennings,d1860-1925.10aStevenson, Adlai E.q(Adlai Ewing),d1900-1965.10aHardin, Parker Watkins.10aHardin, Julia Stevenson.10aAdams, Joseph Quincy,d1881-1946.10aCovert, William C.10aEdwards, Anna Camp,d1876-1956.10aEllis, William T.10aHardin, Parker C.10aHoyt, Arthur S.10aLee, Duncan Campbell.10aRoss, John B.10aSmith, Hoy W.10aSmith, Louis P.10aStagg, John W.10aMoran, Hugh A.10aVan Cleef, Mynderse.10aWilson, Woodrow,d1856-1924.10aWilliams, Roger B.10aEdwards, Richard Henry,d1877-1954.20aSecond Presbyterian Church (Charlotte, N.C.).20aEspagne (ship)20aRed Cross.bUnited States.bAmerican National Red Cross. 7aSermons.2aat 0aClergy.  a19990928120000.0  s9554