Charles T. Troxell, of Guth's Station, was born Jan 8, 1877, in South Whitehall. He was educated in the public schools and graduated from the South Whitehall schools in 1896 and the American Business College in 1898. He also took a course in surveying and civil engineering with the Scranton Correspondence School and in 1904 utilized that preparation with the firm of Lelu & Bascom. He was then employed for three years and a half with the Krall Furniture Company, and then entered the employ of the American Steel & Wire Company. In 1905 he became head bookkeeper with the firm of Gomery Bros., wholesale produce dealers. Mr. Troxell lives on a 46-1/2 acre farm at Guth's Station, formerly the Jacob Fritz Homestead, upon which he erected the present barn in 1912. He is a member of the Jordan Reformed Church and of the F. O. E. He married June 6, 1905, Perma, daughter of David and Katie (Fritz) Wertman of South Whitehall.