Wilcox v. Daniels

On May 30, 1863, Andrew Jansen, of Providence, died leaving a will by which he devised several lots of land belonging to him in the city of Providence, as follows, to wit: To his wife during her life and widowhood, and after her decease, “in trust to such person as my wife may appoint by will, to hold said estate until my youngest child shall become of age, said trustee to appropriate the income thereof to the support and education of my three youngest children and their survivors until the youngest shall become of age, at which time said trustee shall . . . distribute equally, share and…