Booker T Washington Early Life at Life

Booker T Washington Early Life. Booker’s mother, jane, worked as a cook for plantation owner james burroughs. Washington’s parents and early life.

His mother was a slave who worked as a cook for a plantation owner named james burroughs and his father was unknown. Washington, in full booker taliaferro washington, (born april 5, 1856, franklin county, virginia, u.s.—died november 14, 1915, tuskegee, alabama), educator and reformer, first president and principal developer of tuskegee normal and industrial institute (now tuskegee university), and the most influential spokesman for black americans between 1895. Born into slavery, booker t.

Booker T Washington Booker Taliaferro Washington (April

Washington, his life and his heritage booker t washington spent first years of his life in slavery. Washington’s early life booker taliaferro washington was born into slavery on april 5th, 1856. Washington’s parents and early life. Booker’s mother, jane, worked as a cook for plantation owner james burroughs.