case miller versus warren follow I have v king Bea v and in re Fauldings trust  Bea v Feb Eq can ab pl pl S c and S p then to b a die in the life of the  testator yet b shall have the legacy devise of a legacy of pound to a Payable  at his age of and if a die before sir John borlace by his will devise to the  four child of sir Henry miller one thousand five hundred pound apiece in this  manner videlicet to Nicholas miller one thousand five hundred pound to be pay  he when he shall attain the age of twentyone to Benjamin miller one thousand  five hundred pound when he shall attain the like age to Elizabeth miller one  thousand five hundred pound to be pay at eighteen or marriage the like to mary  miller and in case one or more of the aforesaid child shall happen to die  before his her or their respective legacy or legacy shall become due to they  as aforesaid then my will and meaning be that his her or their legacy or  legacy shall be equal divide among the survivor of they and in case three of  they shall happen Vernon chancery case to die before their respective age or  day of marriage then my will and meaning be that the aforesaid legacy to they  bequeathe shall be and remain to the survivor of they mary one of the four  child of miller die in the lifetime of the testator the question be whether  that one thousand five hundred pound shall go to the survive child decree that  it shall survive contrary the bill be by Nicholas miller one of the legatee  for his legacy and also for pound his share of the decease mark legacy and the  decree as to the pound be that the plaintiff bill as to the pound part of the  say legacy of pound give by the aforesaid will to the say mary who die in the  lifetime of her testator and for which the plaintiff seek relief therein be  dismiss out of this court Reg lib b fol vide Perkins v Micklethwaite p wms and  case in note there if a legacy be devise to a at twentyone and if he die  before to b though a die in the life of the testator the legacy shall go to b  but where a man devise three hundred pound to his sister Willing her to give  thereof two hundred pound to her child she die in the testator lifetime bill  by the child for the two hundred pound dismiss Birkhead v coward ante