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04-11-13, 01:03
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Question about a will
I have a will that I can not fully understand. I'm getting there slowly.
He first leaves the use of all his property to his wife for her personal use until she either dies or remarries. I'm not clear what happens after that but that is not my question. He goes on to leave 300 pounds to his wife and executors to be used for the care of his daughter Sarah until she turns 21 or dies, whichever comes first. He does the same for his son William and any children he and his wife are yet to have. (OH's 4g grandfather sadly fits into this category so I can not prove this will is mine yet) If I am sure the man had 4 children by the time the will was written and given he does not mention 2 of the 4 am I reasonable to think they had died by the time the will was written? They would all have been minors at the time.
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04-11-13, 05:55
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Yes, I think it would be reasonable to think they had died. Do you have access to the burial records for the place where they lived.
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"Something has been filled in that I didn't know was blank" Matthew Broderick WDYTYA? March 2010
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04-11-13, 07:11
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The only circumstance a man might not bother is where a daughter had married while a minor. And then, in the sort of will you are describing, he would probably leave her a token amount, to demonstrate he hadn't forgotten her or a page of the will been lost.
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