Suttner Estate

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Allen M. Stearne,

Appellant contends that the orpháns’ court erred in construing the will to mean that the widow possessed but a determinable life estate: see Bruch’s Estate, 185 Pa. 194, 39 A. 813.

The words of the will are: “I give, devise and bequeath all my real, personal and mixed property . . . unto my . . . wife (appellant), as long as she remains my widow, and upon the death or re-marriage of my said widow the residue and remainder of my said estate shall be divided among my children, share and share alike. . . .” It is earnestly urged by appellant that testator’s…