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They had two sons: Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte II (1830–1893), who served as an officer in the armies of both the United States and France, and Charles Joseph Bonaparte (1851–1921), who became the United States Attorney General and Secretary of the Navy, and also created the Bureau of Investigation, which was later rechristened the Federal ...
Jérôme Bonaparte 1, 2, né le 15 novembre 1784 à Ajaccio ( Corse) et mort le 24 juin 1860 au château de Vilgénis ( Essonne ), est un prince français et altesse impériale ( 1806 et 1852 ), fils de Charles-Marie Bonaparte et de Maria-Létizia Ramolino, et le plus jeune frère de Napoléon .
Jérôme Napoléon Bonaparte-Patterson II. (* 5. November 1830 in Baltimore; † 3. September 1893 in Pride’s Crossing, Massachusetts) war ein Enkel von Jérôme Bonaparte, dem jüngsten Bruder des französischen Kaisers Napoléon I. Geboren in Baltimore, Maryland, war er der jüngere Sohn von Jérôme Napoléon Bonaparte-Patterson (1805 ...
Jérôme Napoléon Charles Bonaparte, Prince de Montfort. 1 reference. retrieved. 7 August 2020. WikiTree person ID. Bonaparte-82. subject named as. Jérôme Napoléon Charles Bonaparte (24 Aug 1814 - certain 12 May 1847) 0 references . Sitelinks. Wikiped ...
In 1835, Queen Catherine died, followed twelve years later by her eldest son, Jerome, a colonel in the army of the king of Württemberg. Briefly engaged to her cousin, Prince Louis-Napoleon, Mathilde married prince Demidoff in 1840. The marriage solved the financial troubles of her father, but ended with a stormy separation refereed by the tsar ...
Jérôme Napoléon Charles Bonaparte-Patterson (1878–1945), ⚭ 1914 Blanche Pierce Stenbeigh (1872–1950) Charles Joseph Bonaparte (1851–1921) – 1905–1906 US-amerikanischer Marineminister, 1906–1909 Justizminister, gründet 1908 das Bureau of Investigation, das spätere FBI, ⚭ 1875 Ellen Channing (1852–1924)
Jérôme Bonaparte (* 15. November 1784 in Ajaccio; † 24. Juni 1860 im Château de Vilgénis, Massy ), ursprünglich Girolamo Buonaparte, war der jüngste Bruder Napoléon Bonapartes. Von 1807 bis 1813 war er König des Königreiches Westphalen, sein offizieller Königsname dort war Jérôme Napoleon (JN) bzw. Hieronymus Napoleon (HN).
