Snelling's Administrator v. Galvin

Opinion of the Court by

William Rogers Clay, Commissioner

Affirming.

Nancy Snelling, a resident of Kenton county, died in the year 1914, leaving a will by which she directed that her home, consisting of 314 acres, be sold and the proceeds held in trust for the support and maintenance of her husband, Frank Snelling. She further directed that upon the death of her husband the remainder of the proceeds should go to her sister, Mary F. Hinkle, but if Mary F. Hinkle should then be dead, the proceeds should go to her daughter, Luna B. Wilson.

The Equitable Bank & Trust Company was appointed…