Cooper v. Bishop

The Chancellor:

The will of the testator need not be set out in full. In items three, four, five, six and eight it makes specific ,devices of parcels of real estate to the testator’s wife and four living children respectively. Item seven bequeaths pecuniary legacies of two thousand dollars to each of the testator’s two grandchildren, children of a deceased daughter, stating that the amount so given represented what the testator had intended to leave to his deceased daughter had she lived.

Having made these dispositions, the will then proceeds as follows:

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