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Yes, he & his mate were most likely both Lavender splits.

I was talking about breeding the offspring together, for short term for more recessive whites.

Lavender splits are black. 2, copies = Lavender 1, copy = Lavender Split(Blacks)

I do suspect your rooster is Recessive White, since no white chicks were produced. So, you could produce more white chicks through breeding them together for a short period. After that, new blood would have to be introduced.

No white chicks would be produced from Lavender Split X Lavender pairing. Just Lavender, & Lavender Split chicks will be produced.

Your white rooster is most likely carrying barring, at least one copy, resulting in the one barred chick. Lavender is recessive, so first generation chicks won't show it. They'll be split for the gene, & would have to be bred back to the hen to produce more lavenders.