Chew v. Jones

Peb Cubiam.

1. After the death of the testator, which occurred in 1856, the executor invested in land certain funds left by the testator, taking a deed therefor in his own name as executor. The purchase was in pursuance of a power expressed in item one of the will, in which direction was also given that the property of the testator should be kept together until the happening of certain events. The only part of the will that contained a devise to children of daughters of the testator was item five, which provided: “I desire and direct that when either of my sons shall attain the age of…