Kemble's Estate

Gest, J.,

The question raised by these exceptions may be briefly stated. The testator devised his residuary estate in trust, which endures until the death of the survivor of his wife (who has since died), his children (who are likewise deceased) and his grandchildren living at his death (of whom some now survive), when the trustees are directed to convey the real estate and assign the personal estate “to such person as would then take if I had died intestate at saidi date.” The trust for the income, in the meantime, is, since the death of the widow, to pay to each of his children one-third of…