Brown v. Tuckerman

The testator, Walter Heywood, died August I, 1880, leaving a widow Lydia R. Heywood, and two daughters by his first marriage, Rosa H. Brown, wife of William 0. Brown, and Nellie H. Corey, wife of David A. Corey, as his only heirs at law. After making provision for his wife in the second, third, fourth and fifth clauses of his will, the testator disposes of the rest, residue and remainder of his estate, whether real, personal or mixed, by two clauses each designated as “Sixth,” which respectively reads as follows.

“All the rest, residue and remainder of my real estate whereof I shall die seized…