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Stories of My Grandmother

Foreword

Chapter 1—Life at Grandma’s House

Chapter 2—Task for a Teen-ager

Chapter 3—The Joke that Failed

Chapter 4—The Handsome Young Preacher

Chapter 5—The Captain was Convinced

Chapter 6—A Storm at Sea

Chapter 7—Visions in Strange Places

Chapter 8—“James, Have We Come to This?”

Chapter 9—The Publishing Work in a Carpetbag

Chapter 10—Battling the Enemy

Chapter 11—A Home for the Publishing Work

Chapter 12—John Changes His Mind

Chapter 13—The Train Wreck

Chapter 14—“Willie’s Drowned!”

Chapter 15—The First “White House”

Chapter 16—What Happened at a Funeral

Chapter 17—A Dangerous Crossing on Ice

Chapter 18—The Preacher was a Thief

Chapter 19—Seven Little Sisleys

Chapter 20—Ellen Brought Him Back

Chapter 21—Miracle at a Camp Meeting

Chapter 22—The Twelve who Couldn’t Wait

Chapter 23—Ellen’s Surprise

Chapter 24—“Where is the Other Man?”

Chapter 25—The Secret Sign

Chapter 26—Who Made the Furrow?

Chapter 27—Twenty-three Miles to a Doctor

Chapter 28—Testimony to a Young Girl

True stories from accounts of the visions of Ellen G. White that were verified by hundreds of reliable witnesses, some of whom have left written reports of the events and circumstances accompanying them. Detail and conversation are based on Mrs. White’s personal correspondence and diary records, upon her own stories and those of her son, William Clarence White, who was my father, and upon information gleaned from her relatives and friends. Some stories are based upon my own 33 year intimate acquaintance with my grandmother--Ellen White.

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