Frankford Trust Co. v. D. A. Schulte, Inc.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Sadler,

Annie J. Conner died on April 5, 1910, testate, seized of a property located in the City of Philadelphia, leaving three adult children, Alice, Annie and Norman. By the will, the daughters were named executrices, and, with their brother, later declared incompetent, but still living, made residuary legatees of the estate directed to be held in trust, with provision that “in case of the death of one, his or her share go to the other two.” The power to buy and sell, as well as improve the estate, was granted to those named to administer it, but no express direction to…