Horace Gray

“ The three provisions, whether viewed separately and according to the letter, or as a whole and according to the manifest spirit and intent, all have one aim, and one only, that the share of any married daughter (the income only being received by herself and her husband for life) shall never pass into the husband's ownership or control, but shall vest in her issue, if she leaves any, otherwise in the testator's other daughters or their issue. The general design of the testator is manifest to give all his daughters equal portions ”

“ Kellett, L. R. 3 H. L. 160, 168, 169. See, also, Gulick v. Gulick, 25 N. J. Eq. 324, and 27 N. J. Eq. 498. The court below, therefore, rightly held that the principal of the sum bequeathed to Virginia Tayloe, who never married, vested in her absolutely, and went to her legatee. ”