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hit  personal  estate :  and,  subject  to  the
charges,  to  the  use  of  the  first  and  other
sons  of  his  son  A. in  tail,  with  remainder
to  his  daughter  B. for  life,  with  re-
mainder  to  her  first  and  other  sons  in
tail,  &c. ;  and  he  directed  that  no  person
should,  under  the  limitations,  become
entitled  in  possession  while  any  ante-
cedent limitation  remained  in  contin-
gency. And  be  gave  his  personal  estate
to  the  children  of  A,  and  B,  **  except  the
eldest  son,"  to  be  transferred  to  all  his
younger  grandchildren,  equally  to  be  di-
vided between  them  as  anil  when  the  sons
attained  twenty- one,  and  the  daughters
attained  that  age  or  married,  it  being  his
will  that  each  of  their  several  shares  and
interests  should  become  vested  at  that
agt,  or  the  previous  marriage  of  daugh-
ters, though  such  shares  should  not  be-
come payable  or  transmissible  till  after
the  demise  of  both  his  son  and  daughter ;
buty  in  the  meantime,  he  empowered  bis
trustees,  though  the  parents  of  his  grand-
children should  be  living,  to  apply  the
interest  of  each  grandchild's  "  presump-
tive share,  even  including  an  eldest  son's
share,  in  their  maintenance  and  educa-
tion;" and  the  surplus  was  to  accumu-
late and  be  payable  along  with  their  re-
spective original  shares  when  the  same
became  vested  and  transmissible,  and  the
payments  were  to  be  allowed  to  the  trus-
tees, though  such  grandchildren  should
not  gain  a  vested  interest. And  the  tes-
tator declared,  that  after  the  death  of  A,
and  A.,  as  well  as  during  their  lives,  his
trustees  should  in  the  meantime  and  until
the  share  or  shares  of  all  his  grand-
diildren  of  and  in  the  trust  funds  should
become  vested  and  assignable,  trans-
ferable, or  pajrable. apply  the  dividends
of  the  trust  funds  towards  the  mainte-
nance and  education  of  every  such  child
and  ehildren  respectively,  including  even
the  eldest. A. and  B,  were  still  living :
A. had  no  children,  but  B,  had  an  eldest
son  and  other  children. 