Goldsmith v. Mitchell

SMITH, Justice.

Virginia C. Goodson died on September 10, 1919, leaving a will which had been executed by her on August 30, 1916, and which was duly probated after her death. In her said will the testatrix devised a life estate in all her property, consisting of lands, moneys, and securities, to her two daughters, Florence and Ina Goodson, in equal shares. The will contained these further provisions:

“It is also my will that at the death of my d'aughter Ina that all of the remainder of the property acquired by her under this will shall go to her children, if she have any living, and in the…