a seize in fee of land mortgage the same to b afterward a devise his real  estate in fee to c in trust to pay his debt and legacy and to educate d untul  twentyone or marriage and then to settle a moiety of this estate upon he and  the heir of his body a die the equity case abridge trustee enter pay of the  mortage and take a assignment of it to a trustee for himself d attain  twentyone marry m and live some year afterwards The trustee do not settle a  moiety of this estate on d in tail accord to the will but receive part of  mortage money by perception of profit d die and then m his widow bring her  bill to redeem the mortgage to be let into her dower and to be pay her arrear  since her husband death offer to pay or keep down a three of the interest of  the mortgage money remain unsatisfy sir Joseph Jekyll master of the roll say  that he do not know nor can find any instance where a dower of a equity of  redemption be controvert and adjudge against the dowress and as there  authority in case less favourable therefore his honour declare that the  plaintiff be the widow of the person entitle to the equity of redemption of  his mortage which be a mortage in fee have a right of redemption and accord  decree her the arrear of her dower from the death of her husband she allow the  three fof that interest out of the Martgage money unsatisfy at that time and  her dower to be set out if the party differ hill bank and Sutton and Sutton  and Sutton will Rep though his honour learned argument in the above case of  Vanks and Sutton c may be consider as tend to prove in general that a woman  ought to be indoved of a trust yet please to observe that in that particular  case the legal estate by the will of the donor be direct to be convey to d the  beneficiary and trust at his age of twentyone and he live to that age his  widow accord to a principle in equity that every ting direct by a will or  agree to by article to be do ought to be look upon as do be well entitle to  dower will Rep in a Note Vide the case of the attorney general and scot all  Nov p can where upon a bill for the sale of a estate atheist Lord Talbot  determine that a wife shall not have dower of a equitable estate devise to her  husband who have mortgage it to the defendant