Courtenay v. Courtenay

After making certain pecuniary bequests, the will of Isabella Courtenay provides as follows: ,

“I give, devise and bequeath all the remainder of my property of every kind, real, personal or mixed, whether in possession or expectation, or to which I may hereafter become entitled in any way, including all sums due to mo by others, to my sister, Elizabeth Courtenay, should she survive me, absolutely, and entirely in her own right, and to heirs and assigns forever. But in the event that I should survive my said sister Elizabeth, I direct that the whole of my estate at my death (except the two…