Heywood's Estate

Hunter, J.,

Testatrix gave the income of her estate to the two children of her daughter, Eliza Lytle Macalister Volchi-Viei, and to the survivor of them, during the life of their mother, and expressly limited the income to that period because upon the death of their mother they would inherit the estate of a great-grandfather; she further provided “in case both of my said grandchildren shall die during the life of their mother . . . then and in that case I direct on the death of the survivor of my said two grandchildren said trustee shall convey ... all my property and estate to the children of…