Price v. Long
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill.
1Opinion of the Court
Lane, V. C.
Philip II. Long died on December 9th, 1908. Under his will he gave to his executors and trustees, .Frederick W. Taylor and Mathias J. Price, sixty-five shares of stock of the Long & Koch Company, to be held by them in trust for a period of twenty-five years. The income or dividends from twenty-seven and a half shares of such stock is to be paid to his wife, Emily A. Long, so long as she lived; if she dies prior to the expiration of the twenty-filve years, then the income on such twenty-seven and a half shares is to be paid to her brother Edmund Taylor, a sister, Kate Prosser, and…
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