case chamberlain against jacob June die without issue hold to mean without  issue at her death lib Reg a foe nom chamberlain v prince target v grant wms  Pinbury v Elkin wms forth v chapman wms Thomas Jacob devise his personal  estate to plaintiff in trust to be lie out in the fund as to one moiety for  the use of the defendant Ann and as to the other moiety for the use of  defendant Jacob and in case either of they die without issue the whole to go  to the survivor but in case either have a child at m death such moiety to go  to such child and in case the say Ann shall die without issue after her  decease then her share shall go to my niece S b ambler er p Lord Hardwicke c  be of opinion that the word in case the say Ann shall die without issue after  my decease c be to be construe from the tenor of the will die without issue at  her death and not die without issue general in the latter case the devise over  ambler will be void as in the case of dorm v Lord George beauclerk atk by the  former construction the devise over in the present case be good see crook v de  Vandes Ves shepherd v Lessingham post bodens v Watson post see the case  collect by Mr roper in his treatise on legacy vol et seq fearne count Rem  Barlow v salt Ves Massey v Hudson mere lion v Mitchell mad Elton v eason mere  Murthwaite v Jenkinson b c ib the word of the will as state in lib Reg be all  the residue of my estate real and personal my debt be first pay I give to I c  on this trust and confidence that he shall sell and dispose of all my estate  the half part to be give to the say Ann prince if a widow but if not then her  share or half part to be lie out in good security in the name of my say  trustee and the interest thereof to be pay to her separate use and the other  half part of my estate to Thomas Jacob and in case either of they die without  child then the whole to go to the survivor of they but if either of they have  a child live at the time of my death then the moiety or half part to go to the  child of either of they so decease and in case my say daughter in law Ann  prince happen to die without issue after the time of my decease that then her  share of my estate shall go to my niece Sarah Bicknell the bill be file on the  death of the testator Ann prince be marry but without child I Jacob be still a  bachelor it do not appear in lib Reg that the testator have any real estate  decree half to I Jacob and as to the other moiety it be declare to belong to  Ann prince to her separate use subject to the contingency that in case Ann  prince shall die without issue live at her decease that then the lastmentioned  moiety will belong to Sarah Bicknell and the say moiety be direct to be invest  in the public fund in the name of trustee to be approve of by the master the  interest to be pay to Ann prince for her life and after her death any person  entitle thereto be to be at liberty to apply