Charles Kocherperger was a successful Philadelphia businessman, owned and operated BLOOD's PENNY POST, a private mail service that was in direct competition with the US Postal Service and was, eventually, shut down by a ruling of the US Supreme Court.
served with distinction in the Civil War with the 71st Pennsylvania Infantry in capacity of Lieutenant-Colonel.
He was originally buried in Section P, Lot 291 of Philadelphia's Machepelah Cemetery. His remains were removed to Lawnview Cemetery, Rockledge, PA on August 11, 1951
served with distinction in the Civil War with the 71st Pennsylvania Infantry in capacity of Lieutenant-Colonel.
He was originally buried in Section P, Lot 291 of Philadelphia's Machepelah Cemetery. His remains were removed to Lawnview Cemetery, Rockledge, PA on August 11, 1951
Charles Kocherperger was a successful Philadelphia businessman, owned and operated BLOOD's PENNY POST, a private mail service that was in direct competition with the US Postal Service and was, eventually, shut down by a ruling of the US Supreme Court.
served with distinction in the Civil War with the 71st Pennsylvania Infantry in capacity of Lieutenant-Colonel.
He was originally buried in Section P, Lot 291 of Philadelphia's Machepelah Cemetery. His remains were removed to Lawnview Cemetery, Rockledge, PA on August 11, 1951
served with distinction in the Civil War with the 71st Pennsylvania Infantry in capacity of Lieutenant-Colonel.
He was originally buried in Section P, Lot 291 of Philadelphia's Machepelah Cemetery. His remains were removed to Lawnview Cemetery, Rockledge, PA on August 11, 1951
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