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A Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, with a Sketch of Josephine, Empress of the French.

Chapter 39: TABLE OF THE BONAPARTE FAMILY.
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This biography traces his progression from provincial youth and military schooling through early artillery service and Revolutionary advancement, recounting major campaigns in Italy and Egypt, the seizure of power in Paris, and the consolidation of authority as lawgiver and emperor. It summarizes administrative, legal, and financial reforms and public works, family and dynastic arrangements, and the expansion of influence across Europe, then describes the costly wars in Spain and Russia that produced decline, abdication, brief return, and final exile and death. An appended portrait examines Josephine’s origins, social influence, marriage, divorce, and her subsequent life.

TABLE OF THE BONAPARTE FAMILY.

CHARLES BONAPARTE. MARIE LÆTITIA RAMOLINO.
(1746–1785) (1750–1836.)
Married in 1765.
From this marriage:

1.
Joseph (1768–1844), married in 1794 to Marie Julie Clary.
 
From this marriage:
 
(1) Zénaïde Charlotte (1801–1854), married in 1832 to her cousin, Charles Bonaparte, Prince de Canino.
 
(2) Charlotte (1802–1839), married in 1831 Napoleon Louis, her cousin, second son of Louis.
2d.
NAPOLEON I. (1769–1821), married
 
(1) Marie Josephine Rose Tascher de la Pagerie in 1796.
 
(2) Marie Louise, Archduchess of Austria, in 1810.
 
Adopted the first wife’s two children:
 
(1) Eugène (1781–1824), who married the Princess Augusta Amelia, daughter of the King of Bavaria.
 
From this marriage:
 
(a) Maximilian Joseph, Duke of Leuchtenberg, who married in 1839 a daughter of the Czar Nicholas.
 
(b) Josephine, married in 1823 to Oscar Bernadotte, since King of Sweden under the name of Charles XIV.
 
(c) Eugénie Hortense, married in 1826 to Prince Frederick of Hohenzollern Hechingen.
 
(d) Amélie Augusta, married in 1829 to Dom Pedro, Emperor of Brazil.
 
(e) Auguste Charles, married in 1835 to Donna Maria, Queen of Portugal.
 
(f) Théodeline Louise, married in 1841 to William, Count of Würtemberg.
 
(2) Eugénie Hortense (1783–1827), married to Louis Bonaparte. (See Louis.)
 
From second marriage:
 
François Charles Joseph (NAPOLEON II.), King of Rome, afterwards Duke of Reichstadt (1811–1832).
3d.
Lucien (1775–1840), married:
 
(1) in 1794, Christine Eleonore Boyer.
 
(2) in 1802, Madame Jouberthon.
 
From first marriage:
 
(1) Charlotte, married in 1815 to Prince Mario Gabrielli.
 
(2) Christine Egypta, married in 1818 to Count Avred Posse, a Swede, and in 1824 to Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart.
 
From second marriage:
 
(1) Charles Lucien Jules Laurent, Prince of Canino, married to elder daughter of Joseph Bonaparte. Charles Lucien had eight children: Joseph, who died young; Lucien a cardinal in 1868; Napoleon, served in French army; Julie, married to the Marquis de Boccagiovine; Charlotte, who became the Countess of Primoli; Augusta, afterwards the Princess Gabrielli; Marie, married to Count Campello; Bathilde, married to Count Cambacérès.
 
(2) Lætitia, married to Sir Thomas Wyse.
 
(3) Paul, killed in 1826.
 
(4) Jeanne, died in 1828.
 
(5) Louis Lucien, known as Prince Lucien, and distinguished as a writer.
 
(6) Pierre Napoleon, known as Prince Pierre, married to a sempstress, and refused to give her up. The oldest son of Prince Pierre is the Prince Roland Bonaparte. He would now be the chief of the House of Bonaparte, if Lucien had not been cut off from the succession.
 
(7) Antoine.
 
(8) Marie, married to the Viscount Valentini.
 
(9) Constance, who took the veil.
4th.
Marie Anne Eliza (1777–1820), married to Felix Bacciochi in 1797.
 
From this marriage:
 
(1) Charles Jerome Bacchiochi 1810–1830.
 
(2) Napoleone Eliza, married to Count Camerata.
5th.
Louis (1778–1846) married in 1802 to Eugénie Hortense de Beauharnais, daughter of Josephine.
 
From this marriage:
 
(1) Napoleon-Charles, heir-presumptive to the throne of Holland, died in 1807.
 
(2) Charles Napoleon Louis, married his cousin Charlotte, daughter of Joseph; died in 1831.
 
(3) Charles Louis Napoleon, Emperor of the French in 1852, under the title of NAPOLEON III, married in 1857 to Eugénie de Montijo de Guzman Countess of Teba.
 
From this marriage:
 
Napoleon Eugène Louis Jean Joseph Prince Imperial, born in 1856; killed in Zululand in 1879.
6th.
Marie Pauline (1780–1825), married
 
(1) in 1801 to General Leclerc.
 
(2) in 1803 to Prince Camille Borghese. No children.
7th.
Caroline Marie Annonciade (1782–1839), married Joachim Murat in 1800.
 
From this marriage:
 
(1) Napoleon Achille Charles Louis Murat (1801–1847), went to Florida where he married a grand-niece of George Washington.
 
(2) Lætitia Josèphe, married to the Marquis of Pepoli.
 
(3) Lucien Charles Joseph Francois Napoleon Murat, married an American, a Miss Fraser, in 1827. From this marriage there were five children.
 
(4) Louise Julie Caroline, married Count Rospoli.
8th.
Jerome (1784–1860), married:
 
(1) in 1803 to Miss Eliza Patterson of Baltimore; and
 
(2) in 1807 to the Princess Catharine of Würtemberg.
 
From first marriage:
 
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte-Paterson (1805–1870) married in 1829 to Miss Suzanne Gay. Two children were born from this marriage:
 
(1) Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte (1832–1893).
 
(2) Charles Bonaparte, at present a resident of Baltimore.
 
From second marriage:
 
(1) Jerome Napoleon Charles, who died in 1847.
 
(2) Mathilde Lætita Wilhelmine, married in 1840 to a Russian, Prince Demidoff, but separated from him: known as the Princess Mathilde.
 
(3) Napoleon Joseph Charles Paul, called Prince Napoleon, also known as Plon Plon, married in 1859 the Princess Clotilde, daughter of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy. On the death of the Prince Imperial, in 1879, became chief of the Bonapartist party. Died in 1891. Prince Napoleon had three children:
 
(a) Napoleon Victor Jerome Frederick, born in 1862, called Prince Victor and the present Head of the House of Bonaparte.
 
(b) Napoleon Louis Joseph Jerome.
 
(c) Marie Lætitia Eugénie Catharine Adelaide.