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Jérôme Napoleon Bonaparte (Camberwell, 7 juli 1805 - Baltimore, 17 juni 1870) was een zoon van Jérôme Bonaparte en Elizabeth Patterson, en was een neef van keizer Napoleon I. Hij werd geboren in Camberwell Grove, Camberwell, Londen , Engeland , maar hij leefde in de Verenigde Staten met zijn moeder.
This page has been accessed 1,738 times. Jérôme Napoléon "Bo" Bonaparte (London, 5 July 1805 – Baltimore, 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.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte-Patterson was the son of Napoleon's youngest brother, Jerome, and Elizabeth Patterson of Baltimore, Maryland. They were married in Baltimore Cathedral by Bishop John Carroll on Christmas Eve, 1803. Napoleon later had the union annulled in Europe. This is the origin of the American Bonapartes.
Jérôme-Napoléon Bonaparte (naskiĝis la 15-an de novembro 1784 en Ajaccio; mortis la 24-an de junio 1860 en kastelo Villegenis ĉe Paris) estis la pli juna frato de Napoléon Bonaparte. Inter 1807 kaj 1813 li estis reĝo de la Reĝlando Vestfalio .
Öt woch Elizabeth Patterson. Sei krääte ö Kengk Jérôme Bonaparte-Patterson, dä ävver spiir Jérôme Napoléon Bonaparte jönannt wood. Napoléon Bonaparte akzeptierde di Hiirood net un annulierde se. Dörch Frankreischs Politik öm 1800 entstäng ö Könnigrich Westphale neu, dat öt bes dohen noch net jjejovve hott. Jérôme wood dr ...
Jérôme Bonaparte, (născut Girolamo di Buonaparte); 15 noiembrie 1784 - 24 iunie 1860) a fost fratele mai mic a lui Napoleon, a fost rege al Westfaliei, prinț francez, general și mareșal al celui de-al Doilea Imperiu
Patterson, Elizabeth. views 2,065,689 updated. Elizabeth Patterson, 1785–1879, American wife of Jérôme Bonaparte, b. Baltimore. On a visit to America, Jérôme Bonaparte, brother of Napoleon Bonaparte, met and married her (1803). Jérôme was a minor, and Napoleon refused to recognize the marriage. When Jérôme returned (1805) to France ...
