211 Mass. 223 | Mass. | 1912
By the third clause of his will, the testator created a trust for the benefit of his wife, and then under the fourth clause provided, that after her decease the principal still should be held in trust “to pay over and divide equally the net income thereof to and among my children,” who are specifically named, “for and during their lives respectively. And in case either of my said children shall have deceased leaving no issue living at the
Decree of the Probate Court affirmed.