White Fathers

The study found that 21% of white fathers live away from their children.

White Fathers came from all over the country to assist at his funeral.

That’s supposed to be some kind of privilege or a gift from the white fathers.

The children were generally of mixed race, usually with white fathers or grandfathers.

Some white fathers had their sons educated or trained in crafts.

It is named after the White Fathers, as the building has been the seat of their mission since 1922.

Some white fathers did take an interest in their mixed-race children and passed on social capital, such as education or land; many others abandoned them.

In general white fathers disowned their mixed race children.

It was transferred to the White Fathers missionaries in 1885.

Many other white fathers abandoned the mixed-race children and their mothers to slavery.

While still at school he developed a desire to be a missionary and came in contact with the White Fathers.

While some white fathers treated their mixed-race children like dirt, others supported and educated them.

New rules were promulgated for the congregation, similar to those of the White Fathers.

The White Fathers, numbering 14, are involved in various activities, including running 2 parishes.

His name Jean was given to him by White Fathers, among whom he rose.

Of the 547 schools run by the White Fathers only 17 qualified as schools under the new conditions.

In the antebellum years, not all white fathers abandoned their children by slave or free black mistresses.

He also commissioned other buildings in the same area, such as the White Fathers' House.

Such children, who were legally slaves, were seldom acknowledged by their white fathers.

Apparently, White Fathers did not do such things.

Many were descended from enslaved mulattoes freed by their white fathers/owners.

It was established as a way of financially supporting the training of White Fathers.

Pictures used are from the White Fathers archives.

The White Fathers erected a church and other buildings, and established gardens.

He reorganized the White Fathers into provinces aligned with national borders.