Cook v. Stevens

The will of Joseph C. Stevens, following the usual introductory clause,' nominates, an executor and trustee, makes minor legacies, and proceeds, in abbreviated form where of less intimate connection with meaning in these two suits, as follows:

“After the few bequests all the remainder of my estate, .... I give . . . ■• in trust,” while any son or'any annuitant of mine lives, for the annuities hereby created and for the bequest conditionally given, and to divide the income then remaining “among my living sons and the families of' such of my sons as may have deceased, a share to each son, and an…