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Caspari was married to the former Amanda Woods (died 1883). Their children were Richard L. (1866-1905), Samuel L. (1866-1947), Joseph (1870-1933), David (1872-1929), Emanuel, Charles, Gustave (1879-1938), Eddie (1881-1883), Julia, and Dora Caspari.<ref name=findagrave/> He died in Natchitoches and is interred at the historic American Cemetery on Second Street across from the NSU that he worked to establish.<ref name=lahist/>
Caspari was married to the former Amanda Woods (died 1883). Their children were Richard L. (1866-1905), Samuel L. (1866-1947), Joseph (1870-1933), David (1872-1929), Emanuel, Charles, Gustave (1879-1938), Eddie (1881-1883), Julia, and Dora Caspari.<ref name=findagrave/> He died in Natchitoches and is interred at the historic American Cemetery on Second Street across from the NSU that he worked to establish.<ref name=lahist/>
Caspari lost two grandsons in December 1903. Bertrand Leopold Glover (1896–1903) and Claude Alban Glover (1901–1903) died seventeen days apart at the ages of seven and two, respectively. Their mother was Julia Caspari "Julie" Glover (1864–1920).<ref name=findagrave>{{cite web|url=https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/13209992/leopold-caspari|title=Capt. Leopold Caspari|publisher=Findagrave.com|accessdate=December 28, 2019}}</ref>
Caspari lost two grandsons in December 1903. Bertrand Leopold Glover (1896–1903) and Claude Alban Glover (1901–1903) died seventeen days apart at the ages of seven and two, respectively. Their mother was Julia Caspari "Julie" Glover (1864–1920).<ref name=findagrave.com>{{cite web|url=https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/13209992/leopold-caspari|title=Capt. Leopold Caspari|publisher=Findagrave.com|accessdate=December 28, 2019}}</ref>
Caspari Hall and Caspari Street at NSU are named in his honor.
Caspari Hall and Caspari Street at NSU are named in his honor.