Andrew Pitcairne a infant the son of Charles Pitcairne of twittenham by  richard GRAHME his guardian plaintiff gerard brace and Elizabeth his wife one  of the daughter and coheir of William wheeler of Datchett martin VANDENANKER  and mary his wife another of the daughter and coheir of the say William  wheeler Charles Pitcairne and whether his wife another of the daughter and  coheir c dame Katherine and Frances wheeler other of the daughter and coheir  and John Whitehall and alice his wife another of the daughter and coheir of  the say William wheeler defendant devise to William the old son of Charles who  be the old son but his name be Andrew decree a good devise it be so in the  civil law as for instance where the testator devise land or tenement by a  wrong name if this mistake appear otherwise by circumstance so that the will  of the testator may be sufficient know the legacy shall have its effect though  the true name be mistake dom Vol William Wheeler of Datchett by his will date  April devise the manor of Datchett and other land there to his son William and  the heir male of his body and for want of such issue to the heir of the  testator in tail male and for default of such issue to sir William Wheeler of  channelrow and his heir upon condition to pay to the seven daughter of the  testator videlicet to the defendant Elizabeth mary whether jane Katherine  Frances and Alice or to such of they who shall be live at his death pound to  be equal divide between they and if sir wm Wheeler shall refuse to pay that  report tempt finch sum then the premise to go to such daughter and their heir  and soon after the testator die and William his son enter and enjoy the say  manor and land during his life and be now dead without issue on the that of  June and while William Wheeler the son be live sir William Wheeler make his  will recite the expectance which he have to the manor of Datchett and a  absolute estate in fee of a meadow there call the fleet he devise all his  estate and interest in the premise to William Pitcairne old son of Charles  Pitcairne of twittenham and the heir male of his body meaning the plaintiff  who Christian name be Andrew the plaintiff be then and now the old son of  Charles remainder to the second three and all other the son of Charles  Pitcairne in tail male upon condition that they as they shall several inherit  shall take upon they the surname of Wheeler and bear Wheelers arm quarter with  their own paternal arm for ever and shall likewise pay the say pound to the  daughter and if he or they refuse be devise the premise over and die the  plaintiff by this mean be entitle to the meadow call the fleet in possession  and upon the death of wm Wheeler without issue who die without bar the entail  to sir William be entitle to the manor of Datchett and premise and now he  exhibit his bill to have the write and to receive the profit c that he may pay  the say pound to the daughter the defendant the coheir of wm Wheeler their  father and their husband have enter and receive the profit ever since the  death of William the son and keep the write and insist that William Pitcairne  the plaintiff have no Title by the will of sir wm Wheeler because his the  plaintiff name be not William but Andrew and the pound be not pay accord to  the will which they insist to be a condition precedent and their counsel argue  that such will be voluntary disposition of estate and ought not to be support  in equity to the disinherit of heir at law but the court be of opinion that  the plaintiff shall have relief and decree a account of the profit receive by  the defendant with interest since the death of William the son and the payment  of pound and interest since his death discount the profit and interest from  that time c report tempt finch er p