burgrave con Whitwick all car f will that George Whitwick decease have issue  George his only son and Elizabeth and Martha the wife of the defendant Curtis  by will bequeathe to chancery report the say Elizabeth pound to be pay unto  her as therein after be express as to the say Martha pound in like manner and  give the residue of his personal estate to the say George his son to be employ  as shall be afterward express in his will and also give to his say son and his  heir all his land whatsoever and will that if either of his say child shall  die in their minority that the survive shall be heir to the decease in equal  portion but if all shall die without issue then he give his land to George the  son of Humphrey Whitwick with remainder over and order the say portion in  convenient time to be lie out in land for his say child and till land purchase  the executor to retain the money so long as the overseer shall see good at  pound per cent and make the defendant Humphrey Whitwick executor that George  the son die intestate under age unmarried that no land have be purchase by the  executor that Martha attain twentyone and receive her portion and also the  moiety of the residue of the personal estate bequeathe to George the son but  refuse to pay Elizabeth her pound and moiety of the say residue of the  personal estate she be yet a minor under twentyone yet she be marry to the  other plaintiff burgrave who can give a discharge chancery report the  defendant insist accord to the meaning of the will he ought not to pay  Elizabeth till the age of twentyone year for in case she die before the say  Martha ought to have the other moiety of the residue of the personal estate  and he be advice there be a possibility of survivorship of the plaintiff  Elizabeth portion and moiety of the residuary of the personal estate and that  if he shall pay it to the say Elizabeth and she shall die before twentyone the  defendant Martha may compel he to pay it again but the plaintiff insist that  the moiety of the residuary personal estate devise to the say George not be  out lie in land fall to the plaintiff within the word of that clause in the  will that give the residue by equal portion to the survive and so no further  survivorship intend this court be of opinion and declare the residuary part of  the personal estate be not subject to any contingency of survivorship but that  the interest of that present chancery report er p vest in the plaintiff upon  the death of the say George the son and order the defendant the executor to  pay one moiety of the residuary personal estate and in case Elizabeth die  before twentyone then the pound to be pay to Martha which in the mean time be  to be keep in the defendant hand