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The Fannie Bolton Story

101 Questions on the Sanctuary and on Ellen White 1888—Issues, Outcomes, Lessons The 1907 Interview with John Harvey Kellogg The 1911 Edition of “The Great Controversy”Advent Experience Amalgamation Another Look At Israel Damman The Ark of the Covenant, Will It Be Found?Basic Principles of Understanding Ellen G. White’s Writings Basic Rules of Interpretation-Internal and External The Bible, Science, and Age of the Earth The Biblical Basis for a Modern Prophet Brief Statements Regarding the Writings of Ellen G. White Calamities and God’s Love; Sin, Judgment, and the Shortness of Time Can All Be Prophets?Charismatic Experiences In Early Seventh-day Adventist History Charismatic Experiences in the Seventh-Day Adventist Church Common or Uninspired Writings Compilations—What They Are and What They Are Not Conflicts in the Last Days Counsel Regarding the Question of the 144,000 Counsels from the Spirit of Prophecy on Labor Unions and Confederacies A Critique of the Book Prophetess of Health The Development of Adventist Thinking on Clean and Unclean Meats Doctrinal Development, Authority, and Ellen White Dramatic Productions In SDA Institutions The E. G. White Appeal in 1901 for the Reorganization of the General Conference The E. G. White Counsel on Versions of the Bible Ellen G. White: A Brief Biography Ellen G. White and Church Race Relations Ellen G. White and the Shut Door Question Ellen G. White and the Tithe Ellen G. White Comments on the Use of Tithe Funds Ellen G. White Statements Concerning Cancer Ellen G. White statements related to the observance of Christmas and holiday gifts Ellen G. White Statements Relating to Geology and Earth Sciences Ellen G. White the Person Ellen G. White’s Attitude Toward Her Work Ellen G. White’s Counsel and Practice on Tithe Ellen G. White’s Use Of The Term “Race War”, and Related Insights Ellen G. White’s View of the Role of Women in the SDA Church Ellen Gould White Speaks Out Regarding The Work For The Jewish People Ellen White and the Role of Women in the Church Ellen White and Vegetarianism Ellen White’s Integrative Themes Ellen White’s Last Four Books Ellen White’s Predictions Ellen White’s Trinitarian Statements: What Did She Actually Write?Exhibits Relating to the Ordination of Women Exhibits Relating to the Writing of The Desire of Ages The First Battle of Manassas, July 21, 1861 The Gathering of Israel The Genealogy of Ellen G. White God’s True Church Today Guiding Principles in Dress Reform Has the Seventh-day Adventist Church Become Babylon?Heralds of New Light Hermeneutics Interpreting a 19th-Century Prophet in the Space Age Highlights of the Beginning of the Tithing System The History and Use of the Tithe How Ellen White’s Books Were Written How The Desire of Ages Was Written Inspiration/Revelation: What It Is and How It Works The Integrity of the Sanctuary Truth The Integrity of the Testimonies to the Church Interpreting Ellen G. White’s Earth History Comments The Investigative Judgment in the Writings of Ellen G. White Is The Great Controversy Missing a Chapter?Issues on Revelation and Inspiration The Light Still Shines Minneapolis - 1888: The “Forgotten” Issue Mr. Faulkhead and the Secret Sign Mrs. White’s Indebtedness Music—Its Role, Qualities, and Influence My Special Grandmother A Nutrition Authority Discusses Mrs. E. G. White Open and Shut Door The Position of “The Bible, and the Bible Only” and the Relationship of This to the Writings of Ellen White The Predictions of the 1856 Vision Purpose and Objectives of Seventh-day Adventist Institutions The Ramik Report (Plagiarism/Copyright Issue)Revelation-Inspiration—Ellen White’s Witness and Experience The Right To Vote—Shall I Exercise It?Seventh-day Adventism—The Spirit Behind the Church Seventh-day Adventists and Life Insurance Seventh-day Adventists and the Reform Dress Shall We Use Flesh Foods?Slavery—Will It Be Revived?Some Hermeneutical Principles Bearing On the Ellen G. White Writings Some Key Thoughts from Ellen White on City Evangelism Special Testimonies, Series B The Salamanca Vision and the 1890 Diary The “Shut Door” Documents The Spirit of Prophecy and Military Service The Spirit of Prophecy and the Cause of Reform Spirit of Prophecy Counsels on Self-Supporting Work Spirit of Prophecy Counsels Relating To Church-State Relationships Tithing Principles and Guidelines The Truth About The White Lie Variation and Frequency of the Ellen G. White Visions The Visions of Ellen G. White Visions Or Seizures W. W. Prescott and the 1911 Edition of The Great Controversy Was Ellen G. White A Plagiarist?The Wedding Band, Ellen G. White, and the Seventh-Day Adventist Church What Became of A. T. Jones and E. J. Waggoner?Which Are Revealed, Words or Ideas?Why Did Ellen G. White Borrow?Will There Be Another Special Messenger?

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Letter 136, 1894, pp. 1-3. (To W. C. White, January 8, 1894.)

Mary White to W. C. White, September 14, 1887 Letter 23a, 1887. (To Mary White, December 11, 1887.)W. C. White to J. H. Kellogg, circa January 8, 1888 Letter 25, 1888, p. 4. (To Bro. Haskell and Bro. and Sr. Ings, February 13, 1888.)Letter 2, 1888, p. 3. (To Mr. Walling, April 13, 1888.)Letter 76, 1888, p. 4. (To Bro. and Sr. Lockwood, Marian Davis, Fannie Bolton and May Walling, May 24, 1888.)Letter 59, 1888, p. 4. (To Bro. and Sr. Butler, August 1, 1888.)Manuscript 17, 1889, p. 2. (Diary entry for January 4, 1889.)Letter 14a, 1889, p. 2. (To Edson White, circa April 7, 1889.)Letter 66, 1889, p. 2. (To J. E. White, April 9, 1889.)W. C. White to C. H. Jones, June 23, 1889 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, April 30, 1891 The Review and Herald, September 15, 1891 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, March 8, 1892 Manuscript 34, 1892, p. 2. (Diary entry for July 9, 1892.)Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, circa 1892 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, circa October, 1892 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, October, 1892, entire letter Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, May Lacey and Emily Campbell, October 7, 1892 Letter 74, 1892, p. 7. (To W. C. White, October 10, 1892.)Letter 77, 1892. (To W. C. White, October 21, 1892.)Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, November 16, 1892 Letter 16i, 1892, pp. 1, 2. (To S. N. Haskell, November 23, 1892.)Letter 21b, 1892, p. 3. (To Bro. and Sr. J. H. Kellogg, December 23, 1892.)W. C. White to L. J. Rousseau, April 9, 1893, p. 3 W. C. White to Fannie Bolton, April 11, 1893 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, April 13, 1893 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, May 4, 1893 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, May 23, 1893 Letter 130, 1893, p. 4. (To W. C. White, June 7, 1893.)Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, June 8, 1893 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, July 20, 1893 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, October 10, 1893 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, November 16, 1893 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, circa 1894 Letter 137, 1894, p. 1. (To W. C. White, Early 1894.)Letter 59, 1894, entire letter. (To Bro. Olsen, February 5, 1894.)Letter 7, 1894, entire letter. (To Fannie Bolton, February 6, 1894.)Letter 88, 1894, entire letter. (To W. C. White, February 6, 1894.)W. C. White to E. G. White, February 9, 1894 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, February 9, 1894 Letter 6, 1894, entire letter. (To Fannie Bolton, February 10, 1894.)Letter 146, 1894, p. 4. (To W. C. White, March 29, 1894.)Letter 3, 1894, pp. 1-3. (To Whom It May Concern, July 19, 1894.)Letter 149, 1894, p. 1. (To W. C. White, July 30, 1894.)Letter 152, 1894, p. 2. (To W. C. White, September 20, 1894.)Fannie Bolton to Miss Malcolm, November 11, 1894 W. C. White to Kate Mc’Ivors, November 20, 1894 W. C. White to A. O. Tait, January 18, 1895 Letter 118, 1895, p. 3. (To “Children,” January 23, 1895.)Letter 39, 1895, pp. 1, 10. (To Dr. Kellogg, February 3, 1895.)W. C. White to E. G. White, February 25, 1895 Letter 89, 1895, p. 1. (To W. C. White, March 11, 1895.)Letter 92b, 1895, p. 1. (To “Children,” April 11, 1895.)W. C. White to A. G. Daniells, August 14, 1895 W. C. White to W. H. Edwards, August 19, 1895 Letter 44, 1895, p. 1. (To J. H. Kellogg, August 29, 1895.)W. C. White to E. G. White, August 30, 1895 Letter 17, 1895, pp. 1, 3-6. (To Bro. Caldwell, September 6, 1895.)W. C. White to L. J. Rousseau, September 17, 1895 Letter 19, 1896, pp. 1, 4, 5. (To W. F Caldwell, c. September, 1895, sent June 11, 1896.)Letter 41, 1895, pp. 4, 6. (To Bro. Kellogg, October 25, 1895.)W. C. White to J. E. White, October 25, 1895 Letter 102, 1895, entire letter. (To Marian Davis, October 29, 1895.)Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, October 31, 1895 Letter 9, 1895, entire letter. (To Fannie Bolton, November 7, 1895.)Letter 9a, 1895, entire letter. (To Fannie Bolton, November 11, 1895.)Letter 103, 1895, pp. 1, 2. (To Marian Davis, November 12, 1895.)W. C. White to O. A. Olsen, November 15, 1895 Letter 14, 1895, entire letter. (To Fannie Bolton, November 23, 1895.)S. McCullough to Fannie Bolton, November 24? 1895 Letter 115, 1895, entire letter. (To Fannie Bolton, November 26, 1895.)Letter 22a, 1895, pp. 1-3. (To Marian Davis, November 29, 1895.)Letter 105, 1895, pp. 1, 2. (To Emily Campbell, December 9, 1895.)Letter 123a, 1895, entire letter. (To J. E. White, December 9, 1895.)Letter 127, 1895, pp. 1, 4-6. (To “Children,” December 11, 1895.)Letter 104, 1895, entire letter. (To Addie and May Walling, December 11, 1895.)Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, circa December 15, 1895.Letter 106, 1895, pp. 1-6. (To J. H. Kellogg, December 20, 1895.)W. C. White to Fannie Bolton, December 24, 1895 Letter 116, 1896, pp. 2, 10, 11. (To Bro. and Sr. Wilson, January 1, 1896.)Letter 21, 1896, pp. 2, 3. (To W. A. Colcord, January 7, 1896.)Manuscript 62, 1896, p. 1. (Diary entry for February 9, 1896.)W. C. White to A. G. Daniells, February 24, 1896 Manuscript 12d, 1896, entire ms. (March 19 [20?], 1896.)Manuscript 63, 1896, pp. 3, 5. (Diary entries for March 19 and March 22, 1896.)Manuscript 12c, 1896, entire ms. (April 1, 1896, [March 20 dateline].)Letter 164, 1896, p. 1. (To Bro. and Sr. Corliss, April 6, 1896.)Letter 18, 1896, pp. 1-5, 7. (To Bro. Caldwell, April 9, 1896.)Letter 104, 1896, entire letter. (To Eld. I. N. Williams, President of the Pennsylvania Conference [Caldwell’s home conference], April 12, 1896.)Letter 36, 1896, p. 2. (To S. N. Haskell, April 26, 1896.)Letter 52b, 1896, p. 4. (To Sister Ings, May 7, 1896.)W. C. White to O. A. Olsen, May 10, 1896 Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, May 14, 1896, en route to America Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, May 19, 1896 Letter 87a, 1896, p. 2. (To Elder Olsen, May 25, 1896.)Letter 153, 1896, p. 1. (To “Children,” July 9, 1896.)Letter 154, 1896, pp. 1, 2. (To “Children,” August 2, 1896.)J. H. Kellogg to E. G. White, January 10, 1897 Manuscript 29, 1897, p. 5. (“Counsel and Warning,” April 6, 1897.)Letter 25, 1897, entire letter. (To Fannie Bolton, April 11, 1897.)Letter 1, 1897, p. 2. (To “The Church in Adelaide,” April 22, 1897.)Extract from Fannie Bolton’s articles in Review, April 13-May 11, 1897 Letter 24, 1897, entire letter. (To Fannie Bolton, June 25, 1897.)Letter 114, 1897, entire letter. (To Bro. and Sr. Tenney, July 1, 1897.)Letter 115, 1897, entire letter. (To Bro. Tenney, July 5, 1897.)Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, July 5, 1897 J. E. White to W. C. White, September 19, 1897 J. E. White to W. C. White, October 5, 1897 W. C. White to J. E. White, November 21, 1897 Letter 6, 1898, p. 2. (To Emily Campbell, January 12, 1898.)S. M. I. Henry to E. G. White, February 18, 1898, pp. 4-6 S. M. I. Henry to E. G. White, October 23, 1898, pp. 2, 3 G. A. Irwin to E. G. White, March 16, 1900, pp. 5-7 G. A. Irwin to E. G. White, April 12, 1900, p. 12 Marian Davis to G. A. Irwin, April 23, 1900 Letter 61a, 1900, entire letter. (To G. A. Irwin, April 23, 1900, not sent—see revised copy, Letter 61, 1900.)Letter 61, 1900, entire letter. (To G. A. Irwin, April 23, 1900, revised copy of letter 61a, 1900.)Letter 166, 1900, pp. 1, 2. (To Bro. and Sr. Haskell, and Bro. G. A. Irwin, April 25, 1900.)W. C. White to G. A. Irwin, May 7, 1900 S. N. Haskell to E.G. White, May 28, 1900, p. 9 S. N. Haskell to W. C. White, June 7, 1900, pp. 4, 5 G. A. Irwin to E. G. White, June 11, 1900, pp. 2, 3 W. C. White to S. N. Haskell, July 13, 1900 Helge T. Nelson, in his supplement to “Decline and Crisis amongst Seventh-day Adventists” (1901)Fannie Bolton, “A Confession Concerning the Testimony of Jesus Christ,” circa April, 1901 Merritt Kellogg Statement, [March, 1908]Mrs. C. W. Harmon to E. G. White, June 28, 1914 Sara McEnterfer to Mrs. C. W. Harmon, August 2, 1914 Fannie Bolton to Mrs. E. C. Slawson, December 30, 1914 G. B. Starr, “The Watchcare of Jesus Over the Writings Connected with the Testimony of Jesus,” June 2, 1915 Obituary of Fannie Bolton, in The Review and Herald, August 5, 1926 Extract from The Gathering Call, February, 1932, pp. 16-22, (anonymous)Extract from The Gathering Call, September, 1932, pp. 20, 21 1933—See “A Statement Regarding the Experiences of Fannie Bolton in Relation to Her Work for Mrs. Ellen G. White,” 31 pp., prepared by D. E. Robinson.G. B. Starr to L. E. Froom, March 19, 1933 May Walling to W. C. White, April 3, 1933 Hattie L. Porter to W. A. Spicer, July 25, 1933 G. B. Starr to W. C. White, August 20, 1933 W. C. White to G. B. Starr, August 24, 1933 August 30, 1933—See The Work of Mrs. E. G. White’s Editors, by W. C. White and D. E. Robinson, pp. 20 J. H. Kellogg to E. S. Ballenger, January 9, 1936 “Was Mrs. E. G. White A Plagiarist?”, a statement submitted for criticism prepared by the Trustees of the Ellen G. White Estate, March 23, 1936, pp. 12, 13 Emma J. Crisler to Cora F. Thurber, July 18, 1949 R. A. Morter, M.D., Medical Superintendent of Kalamazoo State Hospital, to H. H. Cobban, July 25, 1949 “Concerning Editorial Work for Mrs. E. G. White,” no date, by Eliza Burnham or Marian Davis

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Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, circa 1894

Letter 137, 1894, p. 1. (To W. C. White, Early 1894.)

Letter 136, 1894, pp. 1-3. (To W. C. White, January 8, 1894.)

I have just received and read a letter from Fannie and it has the right ring in it and I am so thankful that she is trying to surrender herself to God as she has never done before. I will hope and pray that this trial may work our good and the glory of God....FBS 18.3

After you shall consider the whole matter, and think it all over, and pray about it, let me know what is the impression on your mind in regard to my taking Fannie back. I want to do exactly as the Master would have me to do. If the warnings given have called Fanny to repentance and she appears to be truly converted, then will it be best to trust her with this matter? Let me know what I should do. I could not ask a more full confession. I have dealt very plainly with her and I do now greatly desire to move in the way of the Lord. I want His counsel and it seems to me we have come to a crisis in our work. I have, after talking plainly with Fannie, refused to see her again.FBS 18.4

I have not had my usual amount of sleep since the camp meeting. Several mornings, could not sleep past two a.m. I have been weighed down with perplexity and with great distress of mind. The future looks so uncertain to me, so full of perplexities. If Fannie is dropped out, who will do the work? After reading the enclosed letter from her, then you can better tell what decisions to make.FBS 18.5

The weather is changeable. I have ridden out quite a number of times with Brother and Sister Starr. We have consulted together over the case of Fannie, for Fannie has sought his counsel and she feels almost in despair at the prospect of being sent back to Battle Creek. But since this letter came, I have had a glimmering hope that the change in her may call for a change of decision in me. This is my desire, to know what position I should take at this time. If you have any counsel, please give it. Oh, if you had only written to me when you would come back, then I could have something to work to....FBS 18.6

I will not urge that you come back before your business is done unless you think it best by all means for Fannie to go back to America.FBS 19.1

Fannie Bolton to E. G. White, circa 1894

Letter 137, 1894, p. 1. (To W. C. White, Early 1894.)