The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
From the Centrevilie Observer.
Genealogy Of Napoleon !.

Carlo Bonaparte and Leuzia Ramo.
limo, of Ajaccio, Corsica, had five sons
and three daughters-J oseph, N Napoleon,
Luc e1, Louis, Jerome, Ann, Pauline
and Caroline, tine name of each daugbte ter
being Mary. NapoleD became Emperor
of the French Nation and had one son
only Napoleon H., Duke OF Reichstadt
and King of Rome-who died without
Issue. Joseph vas made King OF Nj
pies, and afterwards King OF Spain. His
wife was the daughter of Marseilles
named Clary and his two daughters,
married their cousins, the former,
Charles, son Of Lucien, and the latter,
Napoleon, son of Louis. Lucien, Prince
of Canine, was twice married. By his
first wife, Christine Boyer, he bad two
daughters, Charlotte and Christina; by
his second, Nine. Jouserthon, four
daughters, Jeanne, Mary, Constance and
L@iitia, and fodr sons, Charles (who
married his cousin, z snaide,) Louis Lu-
ciep, Pierre, aud Antoine. Charlotte
married twice. Prince Gabriella and
DR.. Centamori. Christine married
twice. Count Posse aud Lord Dudley
Couts Stuart. Jeanne married Count
Honorati. Mary, Count Valentine.
Constance became an Abbess, L@titia
married Sir Thomes Wyse, by whom she
had swo daughters. and one OF whom
married General Turr the other had
three husbands, Prince Solms, Ratazzi
and SeDor Rute, marrying the latter re-
cenIly. CHARLES wife bore him twelve
children, four Of whom died young. OF
his five daughters, Julia married the
Marquis Of Roccagiovane; Charlotte,
Count Primoli; Mary, Count de Cam
psllo; Augusta, Prince GabaielIa, and
Cons ance took the veil. or his three
sons, Joseph died without Issue, Lucien.
(now the head of the family,) entered
the Priesthood. and was made Cardinal
and Napoleon. Louis Lucien, the sec
ond SON of Lucien, is unmarried. Pierre,
the third son of Lucien, married shop
girl, and Napoleon Ill. refused to ac-
knowledge the ceremony or the children
as legitimate: Antoine, the fourth son of
and died without issue.
Louis, brother of Napoleon 1. and
f. her of Napoleon I'LL. married H Dr.
euse Beauharnois, daughter of jose
phiDe, and first wife of Napoleon 1. He
had by her several children, of whom
only twosurvived-- Napoleon Louis who
died without issne, and Louis NAPOLEON.
afterwards Napoleon III, who married
Mary de Montjo,. by whom he had OF Q
killed by Zulus. In his will, Napoleon
|. gave precedence in The right of suc-
cession to the children of his brother
Louis over the children of his brothers
Joseph and Lucien.
Jerome. King of westphalia, the
youngest brother, married Miss Betty
Patterson, of Baltimore, but the cere-
mony was never sanctioned by Napoleon
and was not considered legal In
Ftauce. He married also Catbarine the
daughter of the King of Wurtembnrg,
nv ~ Whnn ha lad W .Iarnma
Napoleon, and one daughter, Matilda.
Jerome died without issue. Napoleon,
o. Napoleon Ill, known as PriDce Ma
poleon, and Plon PlOu, married Clotilda,
laughter of King Victor Emmanuel, by
whom he has two sons and daughter.
Matilda, the only daughter, married
Prince Demidoff, bat has no issue.
Anne married. Felice Bacci ochi, by
wnom she had Two sons. Pauline mar
ried Leclerc, and their only child died lu
infancy. After I.eclorc's death, Pauline
married the Prince Camille Borghese.
CaroIine married Murat, King of Ma
Piles by wn 9m she had two sons and two
daughters r
The legal defendants of Carlo Bona.
parte are therefore numerous, although
there are not many in the male line. OF
his five sons, two only have male Issue
now living--Lncien and Jerome. The
will. of course, die unmarried. Napo-
Lon Charles, secondI grandson, who
married the Princess d'Arsoli, has two
daughters living and may yet have an
heir born TO him, If he does not, the
arandsons, of Betty Patterson, of Balti-
more, and Jerome Bonaparte, will soon
be the nearest male descendants in di-
rect line otthe father of Napoleon l.,
bis living heirs are in order of birth.
Cardinal BoDaparte and bis brother
Prince Napoleon Charles, Prince Lonis
Lncien descendants of Lucien Prince
n poleon, and Victor, descendants of
Il rome. The children of jerome by his
s. cond wife take precedence in the sue
cession over the children of Lucien by
Act of Napoleon LII.