Young v. Miles' Executors

.Tunan Simpson

delivered the opinion of the Court.

Charles Miles, by his will, devised nearly all his estate, real, personal and mixed, to three of his nephews, or the survivors or survivor of them forever, as trustees and executors, to hold in trust “for the sole and separate use of his daughter, Eliza Ann, and the heirs of her body forever.”

The testaor gave specific directions in reference to the education of his daughter, and the amount of her allowance and expenditure during her minority and previous to her marriage. His will then contains the following provision, viz:

“Should my said…