Funk v. Grulke

The will in question was executed in June, 1918. The testator thereby directed his executors to convert his property into money, and to divide the same into six equal parts, and to pay to each of his five surviving children one of such equal parts, and to the child of a deceased daughter, the sixth equal part. One of such devisees was Carrie Ratzlaff, daughter of the testator. In May, 1924, the testator executed the following codicil:

“I give, devise and bequeath unto my sons Oscar and Henry Grulke an undivided one sixth of all my estate, both real and personal, in trust for the following…