In re the Estate of Weil

Wingate, S.

The will, the interpretation of which is the subject-matter of the present proceeding, was executed on June 28, 1897, at a time when the testator was upwards of eighty-five years of age. He died on January seventh of the following year and the instrument was admitted to probate twenty days later.

After general bequests aggregating $403,500 and the devise of certain real property, he directed the erection of the residue of his estate into a trust, which was to continue “ until the death of my said executor and Trustee * * * and until the youngest grand child of my daughter Caroline…