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Ellen G. White (Photograph, 1864, Cropped from James and Ellen White)

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A photograph taken in 1864 of James White and Ellen G. White, co-founders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, its photographer unrecorded in either source consulted. The version used as Ellen White's own portrait crops the original joint photograph to show her alone. The same source photograph is used independently by the Wikipedia articles on Ellen G. White herself and on the Seventh-day Adventist Church she helped found, confirming it as a period likeness from the church's early organizing years rather than a later reconstruction.

In Other Languages (19 names)
  • إيلين وايت
  • ايلين وايت
  • Ellen G. White
  • Элен Уайт
  • Елън Г. Уайт
  • Ellen G. Whiteová
  • Ellen Gould Harmon White
  • الن جی وایت
  • Ellen White
  • Ellen Gould White
  • エレン・グールド・ホワイト
  • 엘런 화이트
  • Елен Г. Вајт
  • Ellen White (schrijfster)
  • Уайт, Эллен
  • Уайт, Эллен (проповедница)
  • Ellen Whitová
  • Еллен Вайт
  • 懷愛倫
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The cropped subject of the photograph, used as her own lead portrait; the original frame also shows James White, who has no separate entity in the atlas.

Source Ellen G. White (Wikipedia)Wikipedia contributors
Additional Source Seventh-day Adventist Church (Wikipedia)Wikipedia contributors
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Ellen G. White (Wikipedia)
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Seventh-day Adventist Church (Wikipedia)
Wikipedia contributors, Wikipedia, 2026Depicts: Ellen G. White
Quote, Depicts: Ellen G. White
James and Ellen White (1864) (cropped).
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