Peyton and Eli Manning descend from a racist b*stard who hung a black man

[Big Blue]

So you're expecting people to be accountable for what their ancestors did? Should I be mad at the OP for his irresponsible absent father?

 

[TheGoldCoast]

So you're expecting people to be accountable for what their ancestors did? Should I be mad at the OP for his irresponsible absent father?

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

I wonder what the Favre family tree may tell us....

 

[Grifter]

I'd assume most white southerners had ancestors do some fukked up shyt.

 

[tru_m.a.c]

I wonder what the Favre family tree may tell us....

don't bring the packers into this....keep this focused on the dude that left sharvin clarrison hanging

 

[TheGoldCoast]

I wonder what the Favre family tree may tell us....

In 1806 Favre began cultivation of land on the Pearl River in what became Hancock County, Mississippi.[2] Favre's land holdings were extensive, and his will mentions eight different plantations totalling over 5000 acres in area.[1] He also acquired 57 slaves shortly before his death, as they were not mentioned in his will, but later became prominently mentioned during the settlement of his estate.[1] The October 1814 inventory of his personal property includes a list of the 57 slaves, giving the name, age, and value of each.[1] The oldest was 80 and valued at $5.00, while the most valuable was a 30-year old "cow hunter" valued at $900.[1] Collectively, the slaves were valued at just under $15,000. The inventory also mentioned 6200 arpents (5247 acres) of land valued at $2410, a schooner named Pearl, and 450 head of cattle.[1]

One of Favre's properties on the Pearl River was originally settled by his father in 1767, and was inherited by Favre upon his father's death in 1782. This plantation later became known as the town of Napoleon, and Favre kept a store there that later became a part of the community's church.[5] In 1961 all the residents of the town were moved when the property was declared within the buffer zone of the John C. Stennis Space Center. Another one of his Pearl River properties became the town of Pearlington, Mississippi, where many of his children, including those of his Choctaw mistress, lived.[5]

Though Favre lived in Hancock County in West Florida, and died in Mobile, documents concerning his estate were also filed in New Orleans, probably by his Hancock County attorney, Rutillius Pray of Pearlington.[1] By 1826 the estate had been partially settled, and during the October court term Pray submitted a final settlement showing total sales from the estate of just under $27,000 (including nearly $22,000 for slaves), while total debts amounted to nearly $33,000.[1] However, taking into account unsold assets, the estate appears to have been solvent.[1]

Probably the best known of Favre's descendants is former National Football League quarterback Brett Favre, who descends from Simon's Choctaw mistress, through their son Louis.[26]

 

[jadillac]

Watch out who you root for. We as black people should start researching things like this, and boycotting their descendants. fukk them, and their Klan affiliations.

what about the fact that they've helped many black men make tens millions of dollars?

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

No wonder he was so wild on the field, that was the spirit of his native ancestors guiding them throws. It was deeper than having fun out there....

 

[TheGoldCoast]

No wonder he was so wild on the field, that was the spirit of his native ancestors guiding them throws. It was deeper than having fun out there....

Also the spirit of a whip crackin

 

[jadillac]

No wonder he was so wild on the field, that was the spirit of his native ancestors guiding them throws. It was deeper than having fun out there....

apparently, the Favre fam has just been having fun out there since the days of slavery

 

[Spaceman Piff]

That's like white people admitting they like cheese....it's across the board man, they all have that in common.

black people don't like cheese?

 

[Taadow]

So German's aint still paying for what they did to the Jew's? Them fukks should be held accountable, and have to wear that badge of shame. Their predecessor cannot be charged with a crime, but they should have to know that WE know their true history.

Is that what I asked you?

My point was, all American white folks have some hellafied chit on their line...we don't need to research their ancestry
to know that. Now, if you're gonna use that as an impetus to not root for a football team, you might as well find another
hobby to busy yourself on weekends...

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

Also the spirit of a whip crackin

apparently, the Favre fam has just been having fun out there since the days of slavery

No wonder Antonio Freeman made that impossible catch.

 

[TheGoldCoast]

Is that what I asked you?

My point was, all American white folks have some hellafied chit on their line...we don't need to research their ancestry
to know that. Now, if you're gonna use that as an impetus to not root for a football team, you might as well find another
hobby to busy yourself on weekends...

 

[jackswstd]

So y'all want them to go around like Jessie did with Lisa on Saved By The Bell when she found out her ancestors were in the slave game?