Andrews v. Lincoln

Bill in equity to construe the will of Matthew Lincoln, late of Bangor.

By this will, the testator devised to trustees named, all his estate of every name and nature, except such debts and demands as might be due him from his son Frank W. Lincoln, and these he forgave. The trustees were given full power to manage and control the real estate, to pay taxes on the same, and keep the same insured, to sell and convey the whole or any part of the real estate, and to sell or “ permit” timber. It was provided that the net receipts and profits from the real estate, and the proceeds of the sale of any…