Anderson v. Hammond

By his will John Randolph made his wife Statira his residuary legatee, and also directed certain funds to be invested in a plantation for her sole use for life-, and at her death to be sold, one-half the proceeds to go to the heirs of his sister, Sarah Lyell, and the other half to be at the disposal of his wife. “ It is further my will and desire,” he says, “ that my beloved wife, Statira, shall pay two hundred dollars, commencing 1st of January, 1861, to my nephew, John Lyell, for the purpose of educating him, said sum of two hundred dollars to be paid annually until said «/./ n Ly-.. is of…