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The Bonaparte family

Seven generations from Carlo and Letizia of Ajaccio through Napoleon, the brothers who wore crowns, Napoleon III, and the imperial line that runs to Jean-Christophe.

28 people · 7 generations

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Tree Household
1764 1802 1807 1810 1853 1859 1910 1949 1978 2019
··· Carlo Buonaparte
1746–1785
··· Letizia Ramolino
1750–1836
··· Joseph Bonaparte
1768–1844
··· Lucien Bonaparte
1775–1840
··· Elisa Bonaparte
1777–1820
··· Hortense de Beauharnais
1783–1837
··· Louis Bonaparte
1778–1846
··· Pauline Bonaparte
1780–1825
··· Caroline Bonaparte
1782–1839
··· Mother-in-law Catharina of Württemberg
1783–1835
··· Father-in-law Jérôme Bonaparte
1784–1860
··· Napoleon I Bonaparte
1769–1821
··· Marie Louise of Austria
1791–1847
··· Napoleon III Bonaparte
1808–1873
··· Eugénie de Montijo
1826–1920
··· Husband Napoléon-Jérôme Bonaparte
1822–1891
··· Maria Clotilde of Savoy
1843–1911
··· Napoleon II Bonaparte
1811–1832
··· Napoleon Bonaparte
1856–1879
··· Son Victor Bonaparte
1862–1926
··· Daughter-in-law Clémentine of Belgium
1872–1955
··· Grandson Louis Bonaparte
1914–1997
··· Daughter-in-law Alix de Foresta
b. 1926
··· Béatrice of Bourbon-Two Sicilies
b. 1950
··· Charles Bonaparte
b. 1950
··· Jean-Christophe Bonaparte
b. 1986
··· Olympia von Arco-Zinneberg
b. 1988
··· Joséphine de Beauharnais
1763–1814

Maria Clotilde of Savoy

1843–1911 · Woman

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