BOSSERMAN, Philip 16 Jan 1849 in 74th yr.
Beulah (Williams) 15 Mar 1831 54-8-11
c/o William & Mary (Koch):
    John Kough 6 Jan 1837 2-5-15
    George W. 24 Aug 1839 2-7-30
    James Alfred 5 Aug 1851 0-11-17
c/o J.W. & Sarah (Koch):
    Lloyd K. 22 Nov 1849 17 Feb 1851
    Anna b. & d. 9 Apr 1852
    Margaret M. 18 Mar 1843 38-6--
W.H. 21 Nov 1837 4-8--
W. d. 19 Feb 1830
M. 13 Aug 1827 29 Nov 1827
Washington H. 22 May 1842 2 years
Elizabeth 3 Mar 1844 8-6---

from www.rootsweb.com

 Philip BOSSERMAN (1775-1849) born In Adams Co, died in Newport, buried at Middle Ridge Cemetery,  married Beulah Williams, and then Mary Pfoutz. Philip was a tax collector for Juniata Township. The office of tax collector was not a very desirable one in those days. In 1821 Philip Bosserman collected $915.22, serving as one of the township tax collectors. There were about five tax collectors.

1834 From Smith  the "McNamara's Mill" was  passed to John Weary, and from him to William Bosserman. It the came known as Bosserman Mill, and a post office was established bearing that name.

"This Indenture  [for Bealor Church] made the 7th day of August, 1840, between Marks Bealor of Juniata Township, Perry County, State of Pennsylvania, and his wife, Elizabeth, of the one part, and Philip Myers, Samuel Lupfer, and William Bosserman, Trustees of a religious society in said township and parts adjacent, composed of Lutherans and Presbyterians united, now about erecting themselves into a congregation, of the other part, ---Witnesseth that the said Mark Bealor and Elizabeth his wife, for and in consideration of the many blessings of the Gospel among men and in order to secure and promote it in this corner for the happiness and comfort of themselves, their children, and neighbors, and all others, and also for and in consideration of one dollar to them in hand paid by the said Trustees and before the ensealing and delivering thereof, the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge and thereof acquit and forever discharge the said Trustees above named, their successors and assigns, do by these presents grant, bargain, sell, &c., two and one-half perches over one-half acre, to have and to hold the said piece or lot of ground, he said to Philip Myers, Samuel Lupfer and William Bosserman, Trustees aforesaid, their successors and assigns forever, for the establishment and support of a church and suitable pastors for said congregation according to justice and their articles of association,"  &c.  See Deed-Book, Letter I, p. 272.  The above article of subscription and deed were written by George Monroe, Esq.  

1856 George Markel opened a general store and post office. Jonas Les kept the first store there. Other early storekeepers were Thomas Black, Peter Ouran, William Bosserman. George Leiby, George Markel Jr., Daniel Sutman, and later A..S. Whitekettle and Miller E. Flickinger.  

WHERE WAS WILLIAM BOSSERMANN BURIED?

There are no permanent Bosserman residents in St. John's nor Walnut Grove CEMETERIES - only the Middle Ridge Cemetery:

BOSSERMAN, Philip (1785-1849) in 74th yr. wife: Beulah (Williams) (1777-1831)  54-8-11
    Was William Bosserman the son of Philip? He was probably born about 1805. Was he wife Mary?
        c/o William & Mary (Koch):
            John Kough 6 Jan 1837   age 2-5-15
            George W. 24 Aug 1839 age 2-7-30

    Margaret M. (1805-1843)   38yrs old d/o Philip?

Try to figure out who's who here:

M. 13 Aug 1827 29 Nov 1827

W. d. 19 Feb 1830
W.H. (1833-1837)   4-8--

Elizabeth 1836-1844

Washington H. 1840-1842 2 years

James Alfred 5 Aug 1851 0-11-17
c/o J.W. & Sarah (Koch): Lloyd K. 22 Nov 1849 17 Feb 1851; Anna b. & d. 9 Apr 1852