Brown v. Fidelity Union Trust Co.
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
BÉKEY, Y. C.
This case was submitted on the following facts:
Arthur J. King left a will creating a trust fund for his widow for life, or until her remarriage, with remainder to his children. He provided that the shares of his sons should be paid to them when they reached the age of twenty-five years; and that the shares of the daughters should be held during their lives, remainder to their children.
The testator’s widow and Francis L. Minton were trustees. She died in 1901, leaving Minton as sole trustee.
In 1916 Mamie L. Tillard, one of the testatrix’s daughters, died leaving two children, Marie…
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