Rowlett v. Rowlett

G. W. Rowlett died in December, 1904, leaving a will containing the following provisions:

The first clause provides for the payment of debts.

The second and third contained the following provisions:

“Second. It is my will and desire that my beloved wife, Cornelia H. Rowlett, have all the real estate of which I may die the owner, to have and use for her support during her life, with remainder to my children and representatives of children that may die before the death of my said wife, such representatives of deceased children to be entitled to the share of such deceased parent.

“Third, I will and…