Cook v. Munn

John Munn, by his will, gave and devised all his property, real and personal, to his executors, with the direction to convert the same into money, at such time or times as to them should seem best, with full power of sale and authority to make payments on account, from time to time, out of any funds in their hands, among his legatees, before a final distribution of. the estate should be made. Upon such distribution, one-fifth thereof was directed to be paid over to his son Charles S. Munn, absolutely.

The testator died December 27, 1882, leaving a widow, Mary E. Munn, and two children, the…