Caccamo v. Banning

Benjamin F. Potter, by his will, devised certain real estate to his wife for and during the term of her natural life and, upon her death, devised “all the same over unto my granddaughter, Anna Naomi Coverdale, in fee simple and absolutely forever; but in case the said Anna Naomi Coverdale should die without leaving lawful issue of her body begotten then and in that case I give, devise and bequeath all the same over unto” the children of William B. Potter in fee simple. By the codicil to his will, the testator added an additional person to the case of ultimate devisees.

Anna E. Potter, the…