Grigsby v. Breckinridge

delivered tlie opinion of the Court.

The questions involved in the determination of this case, depend upon the construction that shall be given to some of the devises contained in the will of Alfred Shelby, deceased. This will, as it respects some of its provisions, has been heretofore construed by this Court. (1, Ben. Monroe, 266.) But events which have since transpired, have created a new state of case, and given rise to new and undecided questions among the parties now interested.

Alfred Shelby had four children, two of whom only, viz; Isaac and Susan, had been born at the time he executed…