Titanic's Only "Black" Family - After Titanic Sank
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Once Olivier Mendez discovered the Joseph LaRoche had been a passenger on the Titanic, the story was spread and then it became the story of a black family that had been on board the Titanic. That just was not the case. Regardless, Joseph LaRoche - the French & Haitian man of the family went down with the ship. His body was never recovered. So he was never buried, but half of his ancestry was.
When I said that his wife LITERALLY buried his blackness, that’s what I meant. LITERALLY. As in, Mrs. LaRoche took every photo of Joseph along with every ID card or paper that referred to him as black, Haitian, or African, and she put them in a chest and buried them in her backyard. But, maybe she had a good reason. Decide for yourself.
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Another great one😊
Add all the scandalous tales from 1st class of the Titanic.
Me too
Hi..im a Laroche..he is my ancestor...he was born in Cap Haitien in Haiti..proud of my roots...where my family is from.
My paternal Grandmother was born in Cap-Haïtien, Haiti.
@@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192 nice🙌🏾🙌🏾🇭🇹🇭🇹
I’m fascinated by any and everything Titanic. People watched the movie for the love story. While I enjoyed it too, I could watch hours of content on the real people, cabins, attire, activities, etc.
Same. It's the history for me
Same.
Same here! I managed to get to the Titanic traveling exhibition in its Kansas City, Union Station, MO stop back in the early 2000’s. Some of the authentic pieces they displayed were amazing. Especially the architectural (these were replicas of course) of rooms and furniture were astounding. If it ever tours again and you have the chance to view it, I think you all would really enjoy it! If you haven’t seen it, of course. I’m hoping for a second chance.
I've always been fascinated with the amount of food first class passengers were eating, especially at dinner time.
Titanic came out when I was about 13 years old. I went to see it with one of my friends. She was literally bawling her eyes out before the beginning credits were even over with. It was all the photos of the real passengers.❤😂
He looks like Nate Parker & Jamie Foxx merged together 😅. Oh speaking of, keep Jamie uplifted in prayer.
I hope he is doing better
His daughter reported he has been at home for weeks. He's doing fine and will be back to work shortly.
I remember reading about this family years ago in an Ebony article in the late 1990s early 2000s. The headline read the only “black” family on the titanic. When I read the article, I was like this is a biracial family! Lol Black people cling so tightly to that one drop rule. However, sad 😢 story.
Mainly white people who do.
I agree. Only one BIRACIAL person in the family. None were black. Although he was black presenting. The children were of the “one drop” which i wouldn’t even consider black at all. This caption is very deceiving.
Exactly...idk why they support that racist rule🙄 however,. I know that many BM today marry and procreate with racist women. Got one of those in our family, but this was not a black family 🤦🏾♀️🙄
I too saw it on another CZcams channel.
We "cling" to it because that is how the world sees us. Obama, Prince, Mariah Carey, Lisa Bonet... all biracial. But the country still saw them as black. This will never change.
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This was so good! Horrible tragedy! When I was in the military stationed in Oklahoma, I went to the Titanic Exhibit with my then wife & infant son. They had so many of the artifacts retrieved from the wreckage. When we entered they gave us tickets. They were 2nd Class just like this family had with the names of the people on them. We went through the whole exhibit, saw all of the artifacts & then at the very end when we were ready to leave, they took our tickets & told us what happened. The wife survived with their infant Son but as was the case with many of the 2nd Class men who put the women & children first, I went down with the ship. It was very sobering & really brought the point home of how families like this were ripped apart by this terrible tragedy! Great Tour if you ever get to take it, I highly recommend it!
Oh that tour was phenomenal. I really enjoyed it!
What part of Oklahoma
@@TYLASHDOLLZ I was stationed at Tinker AFB in Oklahoma City. The base was really in Midwest City but the tour was just in OKC temporarily.
I've read a couple of books
I live in Moore and never got to go. I was beyond bummed.
I think the Laroche family story is a reminder that one tragedy can have a ripple effect on everyone's lives. If Laroche had lived the entire family's lives would've been greatly different
This story bothered me more than I thought it would. And it saddens me that she and her mother in law did not bond.
That exactly bothered me the most ! The mother in law should have tried more especially for the sake of her son and his legacy; at least for the children
Different times. Can't help it. She had a white daughter in law and white passing grand kids she probably felt like that would bring too much trouble her way
... don't forget that after she arrived in New York she returned home to France; Maybe the mother-in-law did not know of the change of vessels, maybe she did not know her son demise and held her daughter-in-law responsible for everything including the anguish MILaw went thru not knowing of their change of plan. Possibly & unknowingly not aware of everything until arriving in France.
It seems that the sinking of the Titanic sank her whole life...not just her husband. Sounds like they led a lonely and solitary life. Sad. Please tell us about the rest of them. Thanx for all of your hard work.
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THis brother's fatal error was to go against his mother's expressed command and I am sad that it cost him his life. His mama bought him a ticket on what we assume was a safe ship and he sold the tix, got money and changed ships. Brothers, ALL brothers, we must learn to listen to the women in our lives and know how especially our mamas can be an instrument of God..
I can't imagine what he was thinking
by sailing to NYC and thinking that
he could easily get on a steamer to
Haiti.
Obtaining a cabin on a passenger
ship from NYC to Haiti was not
easy. (Most of the traffic back
and forth to Haiti was freight --
Not a good situation for a pregnant
woman and two young children)
The family would have probably
had to take a train to Florida
(find accomodations in a Jim
Crow state) to go to Haiti.
He should have listened to his
mama!
Amen!🙏🏾
The original trip required kids be put in a nursery and he and his wife didn’t want the kids separated from them so they switched boats, sad ending but speaks to how close and loving they were as a family
Watched from Jamaica, very interesting. Their is also a Jamaican family who as connections to the Titanic. One of the ships violinic came to Jamaica and met a waitress at an up town hotel in Constan Spring in KIngston the year before the sinking. She bore him a son which he never got to meet as he when down with the ship but inshurance money was sent to the mother. One family member in England researching his great grand father's death discovered copies of the reciets and traced down and found his Jamaican family that he had and the story was in the local news paper.
That’s a really interesting story, and amazing both remaining families could find out about each other. It all sounds rather hard to do.
@@tiahnarodriguez3809 they are doing just that I understand.
I remember a dusty told this story as a tribute to the bm dying for his ww. He thought he was trying to spite me. I didn't care.😂
Thanks for telling the story CORRECTLY, Ti! This is why I love your channel!😊❤🔎🔎🔎🔎🔎🔎🔎🔎
😂😂 how embarrassing. That man would’ve died regardless if his wife was white or not because he was a man. Men back then had a huge sense dignity and pride. It was honorable to put their lives on the line to save/protect women and children. Something a dusty would never understand
So strange.
@BlackGirlLovesAnime6 Women and children first wasnt a standard for a very long time. Prior to 1852 during shipwrecks it was a "every man for himself" situation. This only started the change after the 1852 sinking of the HMS Birkenhead
In 1852 the Royal Navy Troopship, HMS Birkenhead struck rocks while transporting Troops and their families. Because of having the discipline of being in the military orders were made to split up the men to operate the chain pumps, lower the lifeboats and the rest to stand on one end of the ship to use their weight to balance the keel of the ship. Even as the ship was being broken up only 3 men attempted to make for the lifeboats with the women and children, the rest stayed in formation as ordered.
During the rescue it was noted all of the women and children survived along with 173 men of diffrent ranks. The men of the Birkenhead were branded as heros for saving their women and children and not leaving them to parish. As it was so popular it was the attempted for most rescue situations, with a fair bit of unreliability.
Unreliability like the sinking of the Northfleet in which 86 of the 379 souls were rescued. Of those 86, was the Capitan's wife, a female passenger, and two were children. Those were the only women and children rescued from the ship. On the Evening Star, wrecked 1866, the women were even locked in their cabins by the male crew, because of the possibility of "the danger of hysteria on the delicate female mind".
The occasional practice of 'women and children first' mostly fizzled out after the suffregette movement. As the suffregettes pushed for the vulnerable (the disabled or sick, the weak, the elderly, and children) should be loaded first no matter their sex. Which was the the standard practice until boats were legally required to carry enough lifeboats for all of their passengers.
If she buried her husband or his family's blackness, it's possible Juliet was trying to erase his side of the family from her life and the children. This probably upset his mother which is why she never saw them again. Of course we can only speculate, but I couldn't imagine losing a child and not wanting to have his children in my life.
Considering this time period this may be true, but the reason she returns to France instead of going to Haiti like she and Joseph originally planned was because no one was there to receive her when she and her daughters got off the rescue boat, so she returns to France to be with her family. After she gave birth to her third child by Joseph, she makes him Joseph in honor of her husband. It appears she didn’t find shame in her husband’s or children’s blackness, but you never know. I know some people don’t keep in touch with their deceased spouses family because of how awkward it can be because they feel like they no longer have anything tying them to their spouses family, so I get it, but I think another possible reason could be Louise was so effected by these events she chose to live a quiet life which was not unusual for this time period.
Edit: I did more research, and it truly was common for sieving wives who lost their husbands to return to their home country with their kids and live quiet lives.
Did u not hear when she said the mother came to visit after world war 1 and she didn’t bury her children’s blackness until the Nazi invaded France during world war 2. I certainly wouldn’t let my kids die and I’m half black and my sons father is full black. If i had to hide all blackness to save me and my son from being killed by Nazi i would do it in a millisecond.
My hubby was black from Bahamas. I did my daughters ancestry dna and built her daddy's family tree based on census and other records plus distant cousin dna matches that had parallel family branches. So my hubby's 4th great grandparents were white and traced one of the grandparents right to Queen consort Mary of France , sister to King Henry the 8th. So my husband has European royal ancestry and likely African royalty ancestry. I'm white and have some of my husband's same royal lines lol. So example my hubby and I both related to King Henry the 8th. So take a dna people and you will find we are all connected. Some of my cousin matches have Japanese, Chinese, Jewish, African.,etc dna❤❤
Thanks Ti for posting this. So sad what that family had to endure.
This latest piece was one eye-opening discovery. I am still in shock.
Thank you for watching, Rebels!
I’m really surprised by these comments. There wasn’t a single black person on that boat. This man was mixed race, his wife was white, and his daughters were only a quarter black….. how does that make them a black family.
It’s only Americans who call mixed people black. Emancipation from the slave doctrine of the one drop rule is a must.
You’re only black if you have a black mother and father. It’s a shame that American blacks can’t find pride in that. It seems they need some whiteness to have a claim on their humanity…..it’s tragic!
Tell that to an extremely black passing mixed raced individual. Nothing worse than being treated horribly because you’re seen as a member of a group that doesn’t care to claim you.
This story was tragic enough with the lost of funds and jewels in the cost, along with the husband dying on the ship. But, the aftermath was got worst. This woman couldn't catch a break. I think hey were all so traumatized by the lost of the husband/father and him being Black that they never recovered. Maybe the girls were afraid to marry for fear of having dark skinned children. This is such a sad story, to survive all of that to be invaded by the Nazi, these people of color must have been out of their minds with fear. What if someone in their village had told about their heritage? They'd have been killed/tortured immediately. If they had written a book it would have been a bestseller. Wow! thanks for sharing it.
You may be empathizing a bit too much to them. They didn't see it that way.
Not killed or tortured but sterilized. Biracials from white mothers where sterilized most of the time so they couldn't reproduce with with white people.
Bw women with white men with were told to leave Europe or face garaunteed death them and their black kids( none were pregnant but could be in the future)didn't belong in a white continent. So only children from the womb of Europe were tolerated any children from the womb of africa would be killed
Enjoyed this story. I would like to know about the Titanic Scandals in First Class. 😜
Heck. Me too. 😊
Thank you! I'll start working on 1st class Titanic scandals this morning.
@@bizminded555 hey!!!!! I'll get some ready for you.
@@TisHotMessHistory Thank you and I know it going to be juicy. I can’t wait 😛
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Thank u for the part 2. Dang! This woman couldn’t catch a break! What an tragic situation for Mrs Laroche and those girls. I can only imagine the hardship especially being a woman let alone with trying to keep her girls safe. I must say seeing those photographs made this an even more fascinating story.
Thanks for this story which I had never heard anything about it before now. Thanks for the many hours I'm sure it took to research all of this information.
Dang, the curveballs that life can throw you. This story had me all in, Ti. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿as usual.
Thank you so much, Darnell! Yes, they definitely had some curve balls thrown their way!
Wow, very interesting Ti! I heard there was one "black" man on the Titanic who died and that his wife and kids survived, but not these details. It's very sad what happened to his poor wife after the boat sank, one bad break after another. I understand why she hid his ethnicity; it was the early 1900s. I wonder why her daughters never married or had children. 🤔
I understand too I don’t blame her. I would’ve done the same because she had no wealth of her own and it was hard enough for women. The video suggested that the children feared they’d have colored children but we know that they were more likely to have pretty much white kids.
@@BlackGirlLovesAnime6I would not have done the same. Either I would've moved us elsewhere, or not have been interracially married to begin with. They knew the state of things.
@@BlackGirlLovesAnime6 I don't think his daughters feared they'd have 'colored' children as their brother got married and had three kids. I'm not sure where you got that from??
These videos are so well researched and versed! So glad I came across your channel. ❤
Ok, I'm three videos in, and you have ALL the tea! I think I'll pull up a chair and get comfy. Subscribed.
You're the only one who discussed the entirety of Joseph Laroche, his family, and his background. Also, you should do a video on the scandal that went on with the children of Good Times actor John Amos.
Thanks for following up on the requests.
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Thanks for posting.U learn something new everyday
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Thanks for this story Ti👏🏾
When I visited the Titanic exhibit at Atlanta’s aquarium in 2009, I was given this family’s boarding pass. At the end of the tour, it’s revealed if the family lived or not. It was heartbreaking to learn they didn’t survive.
They do that with the Holocaust Museum in D.C. too. It’s not a ticket, but a little booklet of sorts with their life and death.
"they didn't survive"? Wrong. Only the husband died. The wife and their children survived.
@@queenla227 That’s very interesting. Thank you for sharing that information. My grandmother was a “Neyman,” and only a small segment of her family emigrated to America in the mid 19th century. I can’t find any information on the “Neymans” that remained behind. Since they lived on the German/Poland border, I sadly doubt many survived. One day, I hope I can visit the Holocaust museum…my prayers are I find some ancestors that lived through the terror. Even though I never knew the other Neymans, I’m moved to tears whenever I watch or hear anything about the Holocaust, not just for my family, but the millions who lost loved ones, and still carry the scars. Take care and God Bless You.
Wow! Great follow up. I’d love to know more about the Titanic scandals
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The wife was definitely a bottom shelf Becky in the looks department.
Yes, but she had been the daughter of a well to do wine merchant so she was no bottom of the barrel. Appears he openly embraced his black son in law. All he required was he finish his education. His mother? Royal snobbery? Racial bigotry? Who can say for certain. In some cases blacks can be just as bad as whites. Sounds like Juliette was doing what any mother would do. Trying to protect her kids from wrath of the Nazis.
As usual
I mean aren’t they always😂? He was attractive too and blessed to be successful like that back in those days. You’d think back then he’d want to give that lifestyle over to a black woman but we kno how it goes. It’s best that a black woman was not involved with him anyway since we kno what happened
@@BlackGirlLovesAnime6 right, he probably had no interest in black women. He had a complex.
@@topazrichmond7426 Sounds about right .
I’ve been obsessed with the titanic since 06 and I remember this man and his family from doing my own research. I was surprised to see him because I didn’t think there would be a black person on there especially not an established engineer.
My grandmother's mother was a LaFargue. My grandmother's name is Juliette and was of French Creole ancestry. I've often wondered if we were somehow related to the Juliette LaFargue of the Titanic and if my grandma was named after her...dunno.
That’s not the same last name
Im definitely here for some more of what Ti has to say about the Titanic ❤
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There is an interesting story of a white man on the titanic. He had an illegitimate child with a black lady in Jamaica. He claimed the child, and she was able to collect finds from the accident
Interesting. Do u know the man’s name?
@@TrangPakbabyhe was in Jamaica on an earlier ship, she had the child which he claimed as his own, a year later he died and she got the insurance money.
Thank you for posting. ❤
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I can understand Why She burried his parentage in that era it could have cost them their lives or at least the chrildren
In France? Please read history. This ain’t the USA 🙄
I just found your Channel and I love it. I am a student of history and enjoy the presentation of your documentory's. Not for the Gossip aspect, though it is entertaining but for the history. I must admire Mrs. LaRoche of how she protected, raised and kept her family together. I am a romantic at heart and how she burried her husbands "blackness" as you say, to me was protecting her children and keeping her Husband close with the symbolic burrying of her husbands identity. If it were shame, she would have burned them not placed in a chest and burryed in her yard. Great video. Maybe a video on her son?
Yes please, we need to know about Titanic hot mess!!!
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Wow Excellent follow up thanks
Thank you! I'm just now seeing your comment, so you might already know that I have made a follow up to this video.
“The more things change the more they stay the same”😂
Great story & thank you for sharing, a real Love story with a sad ending but illustrates the love of a wife & mother until the end of her life.
Everything old is new again..... look at his "High top Fade...
That was an interesting story. Imagine living your life hiding and lying.
When I was younger I watched all types of docs on the Titanic. Shoot I remember being young and them saying it had about 90 years left before it would disappear. I think it's way down now as I watched something more recently but I can't remember the number said
Great video , will share to the family channel , thanks again , its always a pleasure😊
I had no idea that this is a channel account for you! I'll have to check it out. Thank you for sharing! ❤
@@TisHotMessHistory yes come by😊
Hollywood should make a movie about this, the real love story on the titanic
Oh, I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel... how did I not find you sooner? Instant sub
Them kids definitely don’t look white
The definitely don’t look black. They look mixed race.
Those little ones beautiful!
You know when they can't claim white they claim the OTHER side.
Clicked because who doesn't like learning about messy history, subbed for the content and soothing voice.
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Oh ok i was going to say i know they aint let no black people get on a boat or even get a life jacket.
Thanks for the heads up ti😊
Thank you for coming to check it out, Abby!
Denzel could play him in a movie.
It would be interesting to know what happened to their brother, what his life was like. Nonetheless, I love 💘 your videos!
I agree. Watching the vlog, I did not see a picture of him!
@@lisalarosa4546 early Good Morning
@@queenladybug1702 Good morning to you also. But, it's time for me to go to sleep. Happy Mothers Day to you, if you have children!
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Oooh this was better than I expected. Very sad about the daughters not having children. Wonder what happened to his son and his family. Can’t wait to see the other messy Titanic video!
Hi Clarissa! I couldn't find anything much on the son. Here is my 1st, first class Titanic video. It premieres in about 5 minutes: czcams.com/video/uF89xKNWbow/video.html
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Very interesting. Learned something today. I love the way you told this story. I just subscribed.
Was the chest buried in the backyard ever found?
Thank-you as ALWAYS. Accurate history is EXTREMELY valuable and important.
Omg I was wondering why Joseph was carrying ALL of their money!! 😩😩😩😩🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
They weren't planning on returning to France. They took everything that they needed to start their new live in Haiti.
Really good to know, and informative👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I guess the tough times didn't initially end for the family after the titanic at least during the two workd wars .
Great follow up! Thanks Ti!
I just discovered your channel and subscribed as soon as I saw the first video! Fascinating stuff!
someone should make a movie about them!
They should call it titanic 2
What Beautiful Pictures! You do the Best Research with Beautiful Pictures accompanying your videos.
So interesting! Wish a fim could be made about this story. It would be epic
Tony Terry and him look alike too me in some of those pictures
The guy you were you talking about was Haitian 🇭🇹 i just find out he was last three years ago.
I have been so busy. I'm missing everything. But shout out to the playback squad 😅..... Thanks Ti, love you babe 🔍🔎🔍🔎🔍🔎🔍
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Nice 👍 storyline you do such a great job ❤🎉
Just subscribed. Gonna binge watch you for the rest of the day. 😊
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"The rules were what they were" That hits hard.
I would like to know about the scandals on the titanic
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Just subscribed. I am impressed with your research in to these stories.
The man in the picture looks just like nature boy😅 so he is a time traveler
Ti, I found this interesting. Yes, I love learning how people weren’t as pious way back then as we led to believe. I often thought, there’s no. Way people were That straight-laced.
Omg this was so freaking good!!
I Love your Channel! You have best Historical Videos! Thank you so much. 🌺
Jamie Foxx looks like the father
He needs a movie
Thank you for this ❤
I subscribed! You have great videos. 😊
Hey Ti. ,enjoy watching your videos.
Is there any chance you
could do story on
Nipsy Russell ?
You really have to understand the context of Jim Crow. That era is just ignored. That's why she buried it.
Stealing in the midst of a tragedy from a pregnant woman with two little babies.
Good video. Much appreciated.
I guess Jim Cameron did not cover this story in his Titanic because the family had a 2nd class berth and he didn't cover any 2nd class stories/ passrngers.. Just 1st and 3rd class.
The daughters look biracial and of African origin
As an African American male, she did do the correct thing. I was born in 1952, I simply couldn't imagine what the racism looked like during that period. I wouldn't be the one passing judgment on the road she had in front of her.
The U.S. For posting this knowledge
Great video!!
Joseph Laroche was not a direct descendant of Dessalines His maternal aunt did marry Cincinnatus Leconte whom was president of Haiti and a grand nephew of Dessalines Leconte had promised employment to Joseph and that caused him to perish in the Titanic. It is the power of money in play
He favors the men on my Mom's Mother side
So Handsome as hell?? 😂😂😂😂 I LOVE his face!!
@@Potentialaj 😂
Can you put the link to the business of blogging here please?
Yes, would love more on the titanic.
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I subscribed! Fascinated with your channel
Considering the attitudes of that day, you really couldn’t blame Juliette for passing for white.
Thank you for such a brilliant and interesting video
Thank YOU for watching, Sharyn Khan.
this was super good, more Titanic content please :)
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