Love v. Engelke

Henrietta Snell died testate February 24, 1900. Her personal estate, which she bequeathed to her two children and the children of a deceased child, was exhausted in the payment of debts. She left a large amount of both improved and unimproved real property. By the fourth clause of her will she devised all of her real estate to three trustees to be held, managed and controlled by them during the lives of her children, Albert Jerome Snell and Grace Henrietta Coffin, and of Willey McCrea, the husband of her deceased daughter, Alice. The trustees were to hold said real estate, in trust, and were…