It soon sold Ellen White's real estate, consisting mainly of Elmshaven, her home property near St.

White: The Later Elmshaven Years.)Р”Р„t the death of Ellen White, July 16, 1915, this self-perpetuating board began to function. White's biography of Ellen White, Ellen G. (For additional information, see Appendix B, 'The Settlement of Ellen G. The will dedicated the major portion of the existing and potential royalty incomes from her books to the work of the trustees. Wilcox, editor of the Review and Herald.Р’В Four of the five were members of the Executive Committee of the General Conference.Р”Р„ppointment of the trustees was for life, Ellen White providing that 'if a vacancy shall occur for any reason among said trustees, or their successors, a majority of the surviving or remaining trustees are hereby empowered and directed to fill such vacancy by the appointment of some other fit person' or if this provision were to fail, the General Conference Executive Committee should appoint someone to fill such a vacancy. Jones, manager of the Pacific Press and Francis M. Daniells, president of the General Conference William C. Douglass) named five church leaders to serve as a board of trustees: Arthur G. 9, 1912 (printed in its entirety as Appendix N in Messenger of the Lord,Р’В by Herbert E. White to act as her agent in the custody of her writings, handling her properties, 'conducting the business thereof,' 'securing the printing of new translations,' and the 'printing of compilations from my manuscripts.' Her will, dated Feb. White Р’В® Estate, Incorporated, is an organization created by the last will and testament of Ellen G.

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