Napoléon Victor Jérôme Frédéric Bonaparte + Clémentine Albertine Marie Léopoldine Wettin

Carlo Maria Bonaparte

1746–1785

Birth 27 March 1746 Ajaccio, Corsica, Republic of Genoa

Reference number Q4317

Death 24 February 1785 (Age 38) Montpellier, Kingdom of France

Maria Letizia Ramolino

1750–1836

Birth 24 August 1750

Reference number Q4318

Death 2 February 1836 (Age 85)

Léopold Louis P M V Wettin

1835–1909

Birth 9 April 1835 Brussels, Belgium

Reference number Q1698

Death 17 December 1909 (Age 74) Laeken, Brussels, Belgium

Maria H Habsburg-Lorraine

1836–1902

Birth 23 August 1836 Budapest “Buda Castle”, Budapest, Hungary

Reference number Q2449

Death 19 September 1902 (Age 66) Spa, Liège Province, Wallonia, Belgium

Napoléon Victor J F Bonaparte

1862–1926

Birth 18 July 1862 Paris “Le Palais Royal”, Île-de-France, France

Reference number Q2904

Death 3 May 1926 (Age 63) Brussels, Belgium

Clémentine Albertine M L Wettin

1872–1955

Birth 30 July 1872 Laeken “Laeken Palace”, Belgium

Reference number Q2903

Death 8 March 1955 (Age 82) Cimiez “Clair-Vallon Villa”, Nice, French Fourth Republic

2 Children

Marriage	14 November 1910 Moncalieri “Castle of Moncalieri”, Piedmont, Italy Source: Wikipedia Publication: Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Text: The wedding took place on at the Castle of Moncalieri, one of the residences of the Italian royal family, where Princess Maria Clotilde, mother of the groom, resided.
Number of children	2 Source: Wikipedia Publication: Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Text: Eager to become parents as quick as possible,[68] the Prince and Princess Napoleon had two children: Princess Marie-Clotilde Bonaparte (20 March 1912 – 14 April 1996), married on 17 October 1938 to Count Serge de Witt, with whom she had ten children, of which eight reached adulthood. One of her granddaughters, Laetitia de Witt, became a historian, and wrote a biography of her great-grandfather Victor, Le Prince Victor Napoléon, where her great-grandmother Clémentine was also extensively mentioned. Prince Louis Jérôme Bonaparte (23 January 1914 – 3 May 1997), who succeeded his father in 1926 as the Bonapartist pretender to the Imperial throne of France (under the name of Napoleon VI); married on 16 August 1949 to Alix de Foresta, with whom he had four children.
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