Brown v. Wright

Nathan M. Wright, by his last will made in 1885, gave to his wife for life certain real estate in Lowell and the income of $5,000 with power to use the principal; to his *542son George P. $100 a year during the life of his [the testator’s] wife, and after her decease the income of $10,000 for his [George P.’s] life; and “should he die leaving a widow and children,” then during the life of his widow the income of this $10,000 was to go in equal parts to the widow and children with remainder over to the children in fee; “ but if he should die leaving no issue but leaving a widow,” then to his widow…