disparented

1906-04-18, quoting One highly significant point of Justice White's opinion was his statement, made with much feeling, that the court realized the deplorable consequences to the thousands of children that might, by reason of this decision, be disparented, but the court could not, because of the fact, be swerved from its duty., “Myriands of Divorces Are Invalidated by Supreme Court Edict”, in The San Francisco Call, page 1:

Here is a home for these disparented children, in many cases a more comfortable and a happier one than they have ever known before, where they are properly clothed, fed, and accommodated, receive instruction in the ordinary branches of common school education, are trained to habits of industry by regular daily employment, and have instilled into their minds those principles of moral and religious truth, which will fit them for a life of virtue, happiness, and usefulness.