Bayly v. Curlette

Susan Qualls Curlette died in the year 1879, leaving a will, the provisions of which, so far as pertinent to this controversy, are as follows:

“I give and devise to my grandchildren the present heirs and those that may hereafter be of my son Benjamin EÍliott Curlette of Warrenton, Fauquier county, State of Virginia, my farm on which I now live called Waverly—containing by survey 239% acres, to them the said heirs of B. Elliott Curlette. I also devise and bequeath all the rest and residue of my estate both real and personal to the above said heirs for their education and maintenance to share…