Sharp v. State Ex Rel. Brown

When William W. Scrivenor executed his will in the summer of 1884, it contained among others the following provisions :

“Should my said wife take the one-third of my personal property as hereinbefore bequeathed to her for life, then I direct my executors hereinafter named to convert the same into money by sale and collections, and that it he invested securely and the interest thereon paid to my said wife annually or semi-annually during her life, and at her death the principal sum and any interest that may he owing thereon to he divided among the children of my said son, William H. Scrivenor,…