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Jérôme Napoléon Bonaparte-Patterson (* 7. Juli 1805 in London ; † 17. Juni 1870 in Baltimore ) war der Sohn von Jérôme Bonaparte (1784–1860), Napoléons jüngstem Bruder, und dessen ersten Ehefrau, der Amerikanerin Elizabeth Patterson (1785–1879).
In den noch jungen Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika lernte er 1803 die begüterte Kaufmannstochter Elizabeth Patterson (1785-1879) kennen und verliebte sich in sie. Hochzeit mit Elizabeth. Im Dezember 1803 traten Jérôme Bonaparte und Elizabeth Patterson in den Stand der Ehe. Die Trauung erfolgte durch John Carroll, den Bischof von Baltimore.
Elizabeth Patterson door Gilbert Stuart (1804) Jérôme en Catharina als koning en koningin van Westfalen door Sebastian Weygandt (1810). Jérôme Bonaparte (Ajaccio, 15 november 1784 – Kasteel Villegénis bij Parijs, 24 juni 1860), was de jongste broer van Napoleon Bonaparte.
Abandoned by Jerome, who preferred to be reconciled with his brother (now Emperor of the French) on 6 May 1805, Elisabeth Patterson finally gave birth to a boy (named Jerome-Napoleon Patterson, 1805-1870) in England on 7 July 1805. Back in the United States of America, she received (until 1814) a pension accorded by Napoleon I. After several sojourns in Europe, during which Jerome-Napoleon met ...
In 1803, Patterson met Jérôme Bonaparte on his visit to the United States; he had delayed his return to France to postpone facing the wrath of his brother Napoleon for a military incident in the Caribbean between his ship and a British ship. Several stories of their first meeting circulated, but Patterson later said that they met at a dinner at a friend's house. A romance soon blossomed ...
13. Juli 2018 · Get to know the American branches of the Bonaparte family tree: Jérôme Bonaparte (1784-1860) ... Jérôme danced with Betsy Patterson, the daughter of a prosperous local merchant. Sparks ...
Elizabeth Patterson. Jérôme Napoléon "Bo" Bonaparte (5 July 1805 – 17 June 1870) was an American farmer, chairman of the Maryland Agricultural Society, first president of the Maryland Club, [1] and the son of Elizabeth Patterson and Jérôme Bonaparte, brother of Napoleon I. [2]
