Endicott v. Bratzel

Cornelia A. Davis died testate on the 17th day of May, 1932, leaving an estate of an appraised value of $150,000. The will was duly admitted to probate and S. M. Endicott, who prepared the will, was appointed as executor of the estate. The executor thereupon instituted this suit to obtain a construction of that part of the will which provides as follows:

“SEVENTH: The balance of my property, of whatever kind, whether personal, real or mixed, including bonds, mortgages, money, notes and choses in action, I bequeath to a trustee or trustees to be hereinafter named, the same to be converted into…