Viticulterist. In his youth he took part in the liberal resistance in the Papal States, but later he devoted himself to viticulture, on his properties in Tuscany. He there developed an Italian type of champagne, which was quite successfull. After the revoution of 1848 he went to France, to support his cousin, President Louis-Napoleon, who later became the Emperor Napoleon III. In 1849 he was elected representative of the department of Yonne. However, he soon returned to Italy, as he was mainly interested in winegrowing.
He was married with Maria Anna Cardinali (1823-1879), daughter of a barrister in Lucca. They had no children.
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My thanks to Hans Wörzt, who traced his grave for me
Viticulterist. In his youth he took part in the liberal resistance in the Papal States, but later he devoted himself to viticulture, on his properties in Tuscany. He there developed an Italian type of champagne, which was quite successfull. After the revoution of 1848 he went to France, to support his cousin, President Louis-Napoleon, who later became the Emperor Napoleon III. In 1849 he was elected representative of the department of Yonne. However, he soon returned to Italy, as he was mainly interested in winegrowing.
He was married with Maria Anna Cardinali (1823-1879), daughter of a barrister in Lucca. They had no children.
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My thanks to Hans Wörzt, who traced his grave for me
Family Members
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Prince Charles Lucien Jules Laurent Bonaparte
1803–1857
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Laetitia Christine Bonaparte Wyse
1804–1871
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Joseph Lucien Bonaparte
1806–1807
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Jeanne Bonaparte Onorati
1807–1829
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Prince Paul Marie Bonaparte
1809–1827
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Louis-Lucien Bonaparte
1813–1891
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Pierre-Napoléon Bonaparte
1815–1881
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Marie Alexandrine Bonaparte Valentini
1818–1874
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Sr Constance Bonaparte
1823–1876
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