Skinner v. Reinhardt

The bill is to recover legacies and to charge their payment on land devised.

Mary Reinhardt died in 1910. She bequeathed, inter alia, "to each child of my sister Sarah Skinner the sum of $500," and bequeathed and devised "the residue of my estate real and personal" to her husband, Frederich Reinhardt, whom she appointed executor and who qualified and administered. She left a small personal and considerable real estate. What became of the personal estate is undisclosed. Frederich Reinhardt died in 1930 and by his will, after a few pecuniary legacies, bequeathed and devised the residue of his…