Fidelity Union Trust Co. v. Roest

Henry Vander Roest died in 1930, and by his will, made the year before, after a few pecuniary bequests, gave the residue of his estate to his executor in trust to pay the income to his son Henry Chester Vander Roest for ten years, then the principal; if he died within the period, income to support his issue until twenty-one, then the corpus; if the son died within ten years without leaving issue, corpus to the son's widow and to a niece in equal shares.

By a codicil executed the same day as the will, and apparently at the same writing, the testator devised 10-12-14 Orchard street, Newark, to…