First Baptist Church v. Syms

The Chancellor.

Samuel R. Syms died at his residence in West Hoboken, in this state, in Fovember, 1891, leaving a will which bears date *364•one month before his death, in and by which he first directed that his debts be paid, and then gave to his wife his household furniture and personal effects, and to certain nieces, nephews and cousins, pecuniary legacies aggregating in amount $10,000. Then he bequeathed eighty shares of the capital stock of the First National Bank of Hoboken to the cashier of that bank, in trust for specified objects, and then gave to the-complainant a pecuniary legacy of…