case HEURTLEY against mason and other settlement of money on husband and wife  c and in case the husband shall die and the wife survive he leave no issue of  her body or such issue shall die in the lifetime of the wife then the money to  be pay and assign to the wife there be issue a daughter who marry attain and  die in the lifetime of the mother leave two child who survive their  grandmother hold the daughter acquire a vest interest transmissible to her  representative see Weedon v tell atk Bennet v Seymour ante hallifax v Wilson  Ves walker v main I W hinchinbroke v Seymour bro c c No entry in l r in  chancery saint June William wenman be entitle to pound that be pound ambler on  landtax tally and pound on bind by indenture that June and make after marriage  recite to be make at the request of Ellen his wife and in consideration of  pound pay to he as her marriage portion and out of love and affection which he  have for say Ellen have agree to sign settle and set over the say pound with  all interest and security for the same upon the several trust and for the use  intent and purpose aftermentioned do assign they upon trust that the trustee  or the survivor of they or the executor of each survivor shall permit William  wenman or his assign during the joint life of he and Ellen his wife to receive  the interest of say debt and money in who hand soever the say money shall be  or shall be place out at interest and from and after the death of the say  William wenman if the say Ellen shall survive he he have issue of her body  beget then upon further trust that the say trustee shall permit the say Ellen  wenman and her assign during her life if such child or child of the say  William wenman on the body of the say Ellen beget shall so long live to  receive the interest of the say debt and money in who hand soever the same  shall be place out at interest and upon further trust that from and after the  decease of the say William wenman and Ellen his wife they have issue of their  body beget then the say debt and money assign to the trustee as aforesaid  shall go and be pay to and for the use of such child and child and to the  survivor and survivor of they attain the age of twentyone year part and share  alike and if such child or child shall die before attain the say age after the  death of the say William wenman and Ellen his wife then the say debt and money  assign to the trustee or what shall remain thereof shall go and be pay to John  far brother of the say Ellen wenman and one of the trustee if he shall be then  live but if he shall be then dead then to such person or person as the  survivor of the say William wenman and Ellen his wife shall by any write under  his or her hand and seal so survive or by his or her last will and testament  testify by two or more credible witness direct or appoint and in default of  such direction and appointment then to the executor or administrator of such  survivor and in case the say William wenman shall die and the say Ellen  survive he leave no issue of her ambler body beget or that such issue shall  die in the lifetime of the say Ellen then upon trust that the trustee shall  transfer and assign the said debt and money unto the say Ellen her executor  administrator or assign to and for her and their own use and disposition and  also in case the say Ellen shall die and the say William survive her he have  then no issue on her body beget or that such issue shall die in the lifetime  of the say William wenman and the say John far shall be then also dead then  upon this further trust that the say trustee shall transfer the say debt and  money to the say William wenman his executor administrator or assign for his  and their own use and disposition there be issue of the marriage a daughter  only who marry defendant abet ambler er p Heurtley attain twentyone but die in  the lifetime of Ellen her mother leave two child the plaintiff the mother  afterward die have make her will and the plaintiff her grandchild residuary  legatee and the defendant mason and executor bill for a account of her  personal estate to be secure for plaintiff benefit the question on this  settlement be whether as Margaret Heurtley the late wife of defendant Abel  Heurtley live to attain twentyo the pound do not vest in her and be not become  transmissible to the defendant Abel Heurtley as her administrator or whether  as she die in the lifetime of Ellen wenman her mother such pound do not belong  to her estate and consequent to the plaintiff Lord Northington chancellor be  clear of opinion that the intention of the settlement be that the husband or  wife shall not have the absolute disposition of the money but in case there be  no descendant of they live at the death of the survivor of they that the word  leave no issue in the last clause be to be construe leave no posterity see  Wythe v Thurlston Ambl Sibley v very Ves leigh v Norbury Ves see Oxford v  Churchill v b the word issue be nomen proceeding by inference and do not in  that part of the will mean child as it do in some part of it that as the  daughter attain twentyone and leave issue though she die in her mother  lifetime the last clause do not take place but be a interest vest in the  daughter and transmissible to her representative