Nussbaun & Dannenberg v. Evans

Hall, Justice.

Alexander Kemp died in 1859, leaving a widow and eight, minor children, four sons . and four daughters, and also quite a large estate, .which was disposed of by his will.

To each of his sons>he bequeathed certain personal property, to be placed in their possession when and as each attained his majority. This was a bequest expressly in .fee simple, in the .various items making this bequest of personalty; there was also a devise of realty, of which they were to have the usufruct after attaining majority, .expressly , for life ; and. at their respective deaths the lands thus devised…