Marshall Estate

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Bell,

The question involved is a narrow one: Did testator’s stirpital distribution begin with his children or with his grandchildren?

William P. Marshall, a former bank president, died October 7,1901, leaving a last Will dated July 23, 1896. He was 70 years old when he made his Will. The Will contained the following provision: “It is my will that no distribution be made of my estate . . . both real and personal for and during the full term of her natural life; on the decease of my said.wife, I give devise and bequeath to such of my children as are unmarried at the time of.…