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lilt |ii/k/ii>ivm iijuitattu uiat the Gimbel brothers, along with Settle and Sisk, were those voted as trustees. As such, the four were “clothed with all the powers and privilege and subject to all duties and obligations confirmed and imposed by law upon such trustees.”
Jenny Millan, a Rolling Road resident trying to save the church and former writer of the Sperryville column for the Rappahannock News, said that when she asked attorney Sharman how he or his clients knew they are “the last surviving members” of the church, Sharman told her to look in the church records.
Millan said that those records are in the possession of William Gimbel.
Presgraves said she requested a copy of the bobk on several occasions and has
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