Worth v. . McAden

On 20 October, 1817, the testator added a codicil to this will, whereby, after reciting that his daughter, Lucy Daniel, had died, he annulled that part of his will whereby John Daniel was authorized to receive the share of his property bequeathed to the children of the said Lucy, (201) and appointed his sons, Alexander and Archibald D. Murphy, and his son-in-law, John McAden, the defendant, in his stead and in that behalf; and directed that they, or the survivor of them, should hold the same, as trustees for the aforesaid children, under the same rules and regulations as the aforesaid devises…