Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Jérôme Bonaparte across 3 places, from 1800 to 1860.
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Jérôme Bonaparte (born Girolamo Buonaparte; 15 November 1784 – 24 June 1860) was the youngest brother of Napoleon I who reigned as Jérôme Napoleon I (formally Hieronymus Napoleon in German), King of Westphalia, between 1807 and 1813.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Jérôme Bonaparte was documented, and when
January 1800month
Parisattested“He studied at the Catholic College of Juilly and Lay College at the Irish College in Paris, and then joined the French Navy in January 1800.”source: Wikipedia: Jérôme Bonaparte
January 1800month
Irish College in Parisattested“He studied at the Catholic College of Juilly and Lay College at the Irish College in Paris, and then joined the French Navy in January 1800.”source: Wikipedia: Jérôme Bonaparte
24 June 1860exact date
Essonneattested“Jérôme Bonaparte died on 24 June 1860, at Villegenis, France (today known as Massy in Essonne).”source: Wikipedia: Jérôme Bonaparte
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July 1803month
Baltimorementioned“Upon the boast by an old naval friend that Baltimore had the most beautiful women in the U.S., he made his way to that city (July 1803), where he met Elizabeth Patterson, reportedly the most beautiful woman in Baltimore.”source: Wikipedia: Jérôme Bonaparte
1805year
Englandmentioned“Elizabeth sailed to England instead, and gave birth to her child, Jérôme Napoléon Bonaparte (1805–1870), in London.”source: Wikipedia: Jérôme Bonaparte
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Londonmentioned“Elizabeth sailed to England instead, and gave birth to her child, Jérôme Napoléon Bonaparte (1805–1870), in London.”source: Wikipedia: Jérôme Bonaparte
11 March 1805exact date
Romementioned“He was unable to convince Pope Pius VII in Rome to annul the marriage, and so after becoming Emperor in 1804, he annulled the marriage himself (by a French imperial decree, on 11 March 1805), as a matter of state.”source: Wikipedia: Jérôme Bonaparte
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Holy Roman Empirementioned“Napoleon made his brother King of Westphalia, a short-lived realm (1807–13) created from several states and principalities in northwestern Germany that had been in the Holy Roman Empire and were now reorganized by Napoleon into the Confe…”source: Wikipedia: Jérôme Bonaparte
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Confederation of the Rhinementioned“Napoleon made his brother King of Westphalia, a short-lived realm (1807–13) created from several states and principalities in northwestern Germany that had been in the Holy Roman Empire and were now reorganized by Napoleon into the Confe…”source: Wikipedia: Jérôme Bonaparte
1812year
Minskmentioned“In 1812, Jérôme was given command of a corps in the Grande Armée, marching towards Minsk.”source: Wikipedia: Jérôme Bonaparte
1815year
German Confederationmentioned“After Napoleon's final defeat in 1815 during the War of the Seventh Coalition, the Allies would reorganize the former Westphalian territories along with the rest of the German states into a German Confederation with Austrian leadership.”source: Wikipedia: Jérôme Bonaparte
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