Larkin Hilliard ADAMSON

                   Attened Private school under a teacher name mr. Moore. larkin became a teacher as well and taught for several years.

Larkin served four years in the Confederate army as a calvalryman and returned home without injury.

He was a lifelong Methodist and lived the teachings thereof.

He lived on the farm formerly owned by his uncle Larkin until his death. He owned and operated a cotton gin for many years, located on the bank of honey creek, not far  from his home. A younger brother John  thomas was a business partner. Lrkin's health seemed to have been imparied as a resultof working to closely in the operation of the gin and was generally believed to have hastened his death.