1855
Bro's Albert Shelton and A. N. Larkins were received under the care of this Presbytery as Candidates for the holy ministry; and ordered that Bro. Shelton, write a discourse from Heb. 4: 9, and Bro. Larkins, write a discourse from I John 2: 1, to be read at the next stated meeting of this Presbytery.
[Source: "Extracts from the Minutes of the Charlotte Presbytery." (March 16-17, 1855) in the The Banner of Peace and Cumberland Presbyterian Advocate, April 5, 1855, page 1]

1855
Candidate Present - A. N. Larkins
Bros. Shelton, Larkins and Webb, read discourses which were sustained as part of trial, and texts were assigned them from which to write discourses to be read at the next stated meeting of Presbytery.
[Source: "Extracts from the Minutes of the Charlotte Presbytery." (October 19, 1855) in the The Banner of Peace and Cumberland Presbyterian Advocate, November 23, 1855, page 1]

1856
Candidate Present - A. N. Larkins
Bros. A. G. Shelton and A. N. Larkins were licensed to preach the Gospel as probationers.
[Source: "Extracts from the Minutes of the Charlotte Presbytery." (March 21, 1856) in the The Banner of Peace and Cumberland Presbyterian Advocate, April 24, 1856, page 1]

1856

To Rev. A. N. Larkins $62.50, Missionary on the Charlotte mission.
Report - Your missionary on the Charlotte mission, respectfully reports compliance with the order of Presbytery--has been unable from sickness to attend to his circuit all the time; and in consequence of this and revivals of religion, have not reached the following appointments: Ships Bend, Mackinsse's, Tubbs, School-house, Blue Creek and Buffalo. He has preached 73 times. We have had 84 professions, 28 accessions, 22 adult and 15 infant baptisms. Received $17.80.
[Source: "Minutes of the Charlotte Presbytery." (October 17, 1856) in the The Banner of Peace and Cumberland Presbyterian Advocate, November 27, 1856, page 1]

1857
The Examining Committee reported that they had examined Bro. A. N. Larkins on all parts of trial preparatory to ordination, and found him up to the requirements of the Confession of Faith, and the Presbytery ordained him to the whole work of the ministry.
[Source: "Abstract of the Minutes of the Charlotte Presbytery" (October 16, 1857), in The Banner of Peace and Cumberland Presbyterian Advocate, November 19, 1857, page 1]

1858
Rev. A. N. Larkins was chosen Clerk.
Resolved by this Presbytery. That a Missionary sermon be preached at its next stated meeting and a collection be taken up for the Assemblies Board of Foreign and Domestic Missions, and that Rev. A. J. Parrish preach said sermon, and Rev. A. N. Larkins be his alternate.
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery" (October 16, 1858), in The Banner of Peace and Cumberland Presbyterian Advocate, November 11, 1858, page 1]

1859
Minister Present - A. N. Larkins
Rev. A. N. Larkins was chosen Moderator.
Rev. A. N. Larkins was chosen a commissioner to the next General Assembly.
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery" (March 19, 1859), in The Banner of Peace, April 14, 1859, page 3]

1859
A. N. Larkins
Minister - Charlotte Presbytery - Synod of Middle Tennessee
Commissioner to General Assembly in Evansville, Indiana, May 19-27, 1859.
Served on the Committee on the Minutes of Mississippi Synod.
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1859, pages 5 & 8]

1859
Minister Present - A. N. Larkins
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery" (October 4, 1858), in The Banner of Peace, November 17, 1858, page 1]

1860
Minister Present - A. N. Larkins
Rev. A. N. Larkins was appointed to preach the missionary sermon at the next regular meeting of the Presbytery, and Rev. A. J. Parrish his alternate.
The Charlotte congregation requested the labors of Rev. A. N. Larkins one-half of his time, which request was granted.
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery" (March 9, 1860), in The Banner of Peace, April 19, 1860, page 1]

1860
A. N. Larkins, Charlotte, Tenn.
Minister - Charlotte Presbytery - Synod of Middle Tennessee
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1860, page 98]

1860
Rev. A. N. Larkins was chosen, Clerk.
A missionary sermon was preached on Sabbath by Rev. A. N. Larkins.
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery" (October 12, 1860), in The Banner of Peace, November 8, 1860, page 4]

1860
On motion, Brothers A. J. Parrish and A. N. Larkins were appointed, in connection with Brother A. A. Wilson, acting under appointment by the Board, as a standing committee.
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery" (November 17, 1860), in The Banner of Peace, May 9, 1861, page 1]

1861
Minister present - A. N. Larkins
Rev. A. C. Stockard was chosen principal Commissioner to the next General Assembly, and Rev. A. N. Larkins his alternate.
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery" (March 9, 1861), in The Banner of Peace, May 9, 1861, page 1]

1866
Rev. A. N. Larkins, Charlotte, Tenn.
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery", in The Banner of Peace, November 8, 1866, page 1]

1867
Resolved, That the (Charlotte) Presbytery request Rev. A. N. Larkins to prepare a memoir of the Rev. Robert U. Dunlap, for the use and benefit of the Presbytery, as soon as the nature of the case will permit.
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery", in The Banner of Peace, May 2, 1867, page 1]

1868
The introductory sermon was preached by the Moderator, (Rev. A. N. Larkins,) from 2 Cor., 5th chap., first clause of 20th verse.
Rev. A. N. Larkins was chosen Moderator.
Sermons were preached as per order of Presbytery, by Rev. A. N. Larkins, on Conversion . . .
In concurrence with petitions from the several congregations, the Presbytery ordered the following installations of pastors: Rev. A. N. Larkins, at Prospect, at 11 o'clock, A.M., on the first Sabbath in July.
Rev. A. C. Stockard, Rev. A. N. Larkins, and Rev. A. A. Wilson are hereby appointed a committee to visit the school (Cloverdale High-school, in Dickson county), on the part of the Presbytery, at its next examination.
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery" (March 6, 1868), in The Banner of Peace, April 23, 1868, page 1]

1868
A. N. Larkins, Carbondale [sic - Corbondale), Tenn.
Minister - Charlotte Presbytery - Synod of Middle Tennessee
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1868, page 101]

1868
The opening sermon was preached by Rev. A. N. Larkins, the Moderator, from Luke XIX, 13.
Since the intermediate session in June last, Rev. A. N. Larkins has been installed pastor of Prospect congregation.
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery" (October 9, 1868), in The Banner of Peace, November 19, 1868, page 1]

1869
Rev. A. N. Larkins - Chairman of the Committee on Minutes of General Assembly.
[Source: "Charlotte Presbytery" (March 13, 1869), in The Banner of Peace, May 20, 1869, page 1]

1869
A. N. Larkins, Carbondale [sic - Corbondale), Tenn.
Minister - Charlotte Presbytery - Synod of Middle Tennessee
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1869, page 78]

1870
Mortuary.--Also, on the 3d inst., Rev. A. N. Larkins, of the Charlotte Presbytery, died in the town of Carbondale [sic - Corbondale), Tenn. He was an excellent preacher; but, in the prime of life, he was cut down by that fatal disease, consumption.
[Source: Banner of Peace, April 14, 1870, page 3]

1870
Your Committee on Deceased Ministers report that, from the best information we can obtain, the following ministers of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church have died during the last ecclesiastical year, viz:
13. A. N. Larkins of Charlotte Presbytery, April 3, 1870, at Corbandale, Tenn.
[Source: Minutes of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1870, page 27]

--We regret to announce the death of Reverend A. N. Larkins, a minister of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He died at Corbandale last Sunday of consumption, which full disease has taken all the family save two. Dr. J. M. Larkins, our worthy townsman and one other brother, are being the only survivors.
[Source: Clarksville Chronicle, Clarksville, Tennessee]