Bowen v. Campbell

Eleanor Potter (the testatrix), of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, died on January 1, 1918. Her will and two codicils were allowed in Massachusetts on May 10, 1918. She devised land in Attleboro (a “portion of the Bowen Farm”) “in equal shares to the six grandchildren of Simeon Bowen [the testatrix’s father] . . . absolutely, the child or children of any deceased grandchild ... to take his, her and their parent’s share. Subject ... to this condition that neither of said grandchildren or his or her heirs shall during the life ... of any of said grandchildren ... or during the further period of lives…