De Ford v. Coleman
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtCutter, J.
The testator died in 1912, survived by his widow (who died in 1923), a daughter, Mrs. Fessenden (died 1962), and two stepdaughters (Mrs. Whitehouse, died 1930, and Mrs. Parker, died 1942). He gave the residue of his estate to trustees to hold five-sevenths of the principal for Mrs. Fessenden and one-seventh for each of his stepdaughters (to whom he referred as daughters). Subject to the payment of one-third of the income to his widow for her life, the balance of the income (and all of it after the widow’s death) was to be paid to Mrs. Fessenden, Mrs. White-house, and Mrs. Parker in the…
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