Tyler v. Reynolds

Fox, President:

F. M. Reynolds, by his will duly probated, devised specific parcels of real estate to each of his two sons, his daughter, and to the widow of a deceased son. He then named the executors of his will and empowered them to dispose of his personal estate, and to sell and convey all of his real estate, including that specifically devised, for the purpose of providing a fund for the payment of his debts. He evidently anticipated a surplus in his estate after the payment of the debts, as he devised and bequeathed the residue thereof to the four persons to whom he made specific…