Myers v. Daviess

Jddge Simpson

delivered the opinion of the Court.

J. H. Daviess, by his last will, vested his whole es~ tate, real, personal and mixed, in John Rowan and Jas. Meáde and the survivors of them, and in such trustee as such survivor should appoint by deed or will; and if they died without making such appointment, then Samuel Daviess and Daniel Gross, or the survivor of them, were to be his trustees. The estate was vested in trust, that the trustees might pay the testator’s debts and comply fully with all his contracts. They were to appropriate a part of the estate for the support of the testator’s…