In re the Accounting of Franklin National Bank of Long Island
New York Surrogate's Court
1Opinion of the CourtEdgar F. Hazeltost, J.
Cornelia Haven Peabody, the testatrix, died on February 10, 1926, leaving a will dated June 2, 1919. Under articles Thirteen and Seventeen B of the said will, testatrix created two trusts, naming her son, George Peabody as the life beneficiary thereunder. The testatrix further provided that upon the death of the said son, the trustees were to pay the corpus of said trust funds to 1 ‘ the then living child or children of my said son, George Peabody, and to the issue or descendants of any deceased child of his having issue or descendants then surviving, equally, share and share alike, per…
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