Caspari v. Cutcheon

In his lifetime, Stephen Moore, who had three children' living, made his will, which, after his death, was probated. The defendants Cutcheon and Stellwagen were appointed executors. The will directs that the executors sell and convey all real estate, and convert it into money. It also contains this provision:

“ Thirteenth. I give and bequeath to Sullivan M. Cutcheon and Augustus C. Stellwagen, of Detroit, Michigan, and to their successors appointed as hereinafter provided, the sum of one hundred thousand dollars, in trust for the following purposes, namely:

“1. To invest, and from time to time…