Source: Lester Family: Early Friends Families of Upper Bucks. Page 347. Cynthia Green Comly m. 10 m 6, 1869.
Joseph Bosler was the son of Charles and Mary (Watson) Bosler. Born in Ogontz 2 mo 24 1846. He was educated at Friends Central School, Philadelphia, and Philadelphia Business College from which he graduated in 1864. He succeeded his father as proprietor of the Ogontz flour and feed mills in 1872 and was still operating them at his death on 9 mo 10, 1910. He was prominently identified with the affairs in the city, serving as director of the National Bank of Germantown, a trustee of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., and filling a number of other directorships. He was a man of wide influence in political matters, a member of the Union League and was delegate to numerous state, congressional and county conventions of 1884, 1888, 1892, 1896 and 1900, and was a presidential elector in 1904. He was a man much honored and respected wherever he was known.
PA Death Cert# 91005, cause of death: pneumonia, died
64y/6mo/19d, of age. Occupation: Asst U.S. Treasurer.
Name Joseph Bosler
Death Age 64
Death Date abt 1910
Burial Place
Pennsylvania, USA
Residence Date 15 Sep 1910
Residence Date on Image 15 Ninth 1910
Residence Place Ogontz
Father Charles Bosler
Mother Mary W Bosler
Spouse Cynthia G (comly) Bosler
Event Type Burial
Abington Monthly Meeting
U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935
Joseph Bosler was the son of Charles and Mary (Watson) Bosler. Born in Ogontz 2 mo 24 1846. He was educated at Friends Central School, Philadelphia, and Philadelphia Business College from which he graduated in 1864. He succeeded his father as proprietor of the Ogontz flour and feed mills in 1872 and was still operating them at his death on 9 mo 10, 1910. He was prominently identified with the affairs in the city, serving as director of the National Bank of Germantown, a trustee of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., and filling a number of other directorships. He was a man of wide influence in political matters, a member of the Union League and was delegate to numerous state, congressional and county conventions of 1884, 1888, 1892, 1896 and 1900, and was a presidential elector in 1904. He was a man much honored and respected wherever he was known.
PA Death Cert# 91005, cause of death: pneumonia, died
64y/6mo/19d, of age. Occupation: Asst U.S. Treasurer.
Name Joseph Bosler
Death Age 64
Death Date abt 1910
Burial Place
Pennsylvania, USA
Residence Date 15 Sep 1910
Residence Date on Image 15 Ninth 1910
Residence Place Ogontz
Father Charles Bosler
Mother Mary W Bosler
Spouse Cynthia G (comly) Bosler
Event Type Burial
Abington Monthly Meeting
U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935
Source: Lester Family: Early Friends Families of Upper Bucks. Page 347. Cynthia Green Comly m. 10 m 6, 1869.
Joseph Bosler was the son of Charles and Mary (Watson) Bosler. Born in Ogontz 2 mo 24 1846. He was educated at Friends Central School, Philadelphia, and Philadelphia Business College from which he graduated in 1864. He succeeded his father as proprietor of the Ogontz flour and feed mills in 1872 and was still operating them at his death on 9 mo 10, 1910. He was prominently identified with the affairs in the city, serving as director of the National Bank of Germantown, a trustee of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., and filling a number of other directorships. He was a man of wide influence in political matters, a member of the Union League and was delegate to numerous state, congressional and county conventions of 1884, 1888, 1892, 1896 and 1900, and was a presidential elector in 1904. He was a man much honored and respected wherever he was known.
PA Death Cert# 91005, cause of death: pneumonia, died
64y/6mo/19d, of age. Occupation: Asst U.S. Treasurer.
Name Joseph Bosler
Death Age 64
Death Date abt 1910
Burial Place
Pennsylvania, USA
Residence Date 15 Sep 1910
Residence Date on Image 15 Ninth 1910
Residence Place Ogontz
Father Charles Bosler
Mother Mary W Bosler
Spouse Cynthia G (comly) Bosler
Event Type Burial
Abington Monthly Meeting
U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935
Joseph Bosler was the son of Charles and Mary (Watson) Bosler. Born in Ogontz 2 mo 24 1846. He was educated at Friends Central School, Philadelphia, and Philadelphia Business College from which he graduated in 1864. He succeeded his father as proprietor of the Ogontz flour and feed mills in 1872 and was still operating them at his death on 9 mo 10, 1910. He was prominently identified with the affairs in the city, serving as director of the National Bank of Germantown, a trustee of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., and filling a number of other directorships. He was a man of wide influence in political matters, a member of the Union League and was delegate to numerous state, congressional and county conventions of 1884, 1888, 1892, 1896 and 1900, and was a presidential elector in 1904. He was a man much honored and respected wherever he was known.
PA Death Cert# 91005, cause of death: pneumonia, died
64y/6mo/19d, of age. Occupation: Asst U.S. Treasurer.
Name Joseph Bosler
Death Age 64
Death Date abt 1910
Burial Place
Pennsylvania, USA
Residence Date 15 Sep 1910
Residence Date on Image 15 Ninth 1910
Residence Place Ogontz
Father Charles Bosler
Mother Mary W Bosler
Spouse Cynthia G (comly) Bosler
Event Type Burial
Abington Monthly Meeting
U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935
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