Hill v. Bacon
106 Mass. 578
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Bluebook
Hill v. Bacon, 106 Mass. 578 (Mass. 1871).
Opinion
By the specific devise in Mrs. Dehon’s will, her husband took a life estate, and her children vested remainders in fee absolutely. Pike v. Stephenson, 99 Mass. 188. White v. Curtis, 12 Gray, 54. And the share acquired by her after making her will passed to her husband by the residuary clause. Rev. Sts. s. 62, § 3. Decree for the plaintiffs.
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