New York Supreme Court December 15, 1886 (Anderson v. Davison)

Barnard, P. J.:

The intent of the will seems to be plain, that his entire estate, real and personal, is charged with the payment of debts and the legacies named in the will. It is only the “rest, residue of my real and personal estate’” which is given to the son Charles. If this be the true construction of the will, the sale is imperatively ordered.