Portrait and biographical record of Orange county, New York, Containing portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the countyTogether with biographies and portraits of all the presidents of the United States . ill reach the goal forwhich he is striving, that of success. The Doctor is a native of Port Jer\-is, bornMarch 9, 1866, to John N. and Anna M. (Mal-ven) Skinner, who are still residents of thisplace. He remained upon the home farm untilreaching the age of seventeen years, receiving anexcellent education, and completed his literarystudies in Wyoming Se
Portrait and biographical record of Orange county, New York, Containing portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the countyTogether with biographies and portraits of all the presidents of the United States . ill reach the goal forwhich he is striving, that of success. The Doctor is a native of Port Jer\-is, bornMarch 9, 1866, to John N. and Anna M. (Mal-ven) Skinner, who are still residents of thisplace. He remained upon the home farm untilreaching the age of seventeen years, receiving anexcellent education, and completed his literarystudies in Wyoming Seminary at , the age of twenty-two he began reading medi-cine in the office of Dr. W. L. Cuddeback, afterwhich he took a course of lectures at Belle\ue, inNew York City, from which he was graduated inthe Class of 92. He then began the practice ofmedicine and surgery in Port Jervis, where he ismeeting with excellent success. He is a memberof the Orange County Medical Society, in whichhe takes an active part. On the 9th of June, 1892, Dr. Skinner wasunited in marriage with Miss Marj- B. Hiller, ofTuukhannock, Pa. She is a daughter of Will-iam M. and Oresta L. (Burdick) Hiller, nativesof England and New York, respectivelj-. Her. CHARLES BROX. PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 921 father is a Methodist minister. Mr. and are consistent members of the ReformedChurch of Port Jervis, and in its work take anactive part. In social circles they stand high,and their friends throughout the communit}- aremany. (^ EHARLES BROX, one of the proprietors ofthe Orange County Flint Glass Works ofPort Jervis, the most important manufactur-ing industry of the city, is also connected withother leading interests. The glass factory wasestablished by Mr. Brox in 1873, with a capitalof $25,000, and employment was furnished tofifty or sixty men, but the business has steadilyincreased. After a years operation. Wade Buck-ley was admitted to partnership, that connectioncontinuing unt
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