Barnardiston Edmons and Edmons march when a son join with his father in alter  a settlement of a estate where he may claim the benefit of charge under the  former settlement contrary to the subsequent one in on the marriage of Thomas  Edmonds with jane Folechamp a settlement be make and thereby a estate be limit  to Thomas for life the remainder to trustee for a term of year for the raise  pound in case there shall be two or more young child with remainder to their  first and other son in tail male the issue of this marriage be Thomas Margaret  and Catharine some time after Thomas the young come of age he and his father  join in alter the settlement and thereby Thomas the young be only make tenant  for life with a power to make a jointure the remainder to his fist and other  son in tail male and by this second settlement it be declare that the estate  shall only be Chargeable with pound for the benefit of young child and that  the other pound shall be subject to the disposal of Thomas the elder Margaret  and Catharine be not party to this second settlement Thomas the elder die  afterward Margaret die and Barnardiston er p on her death Thomas the young  take out letter of Administration to her Catharine intermarry with Dawson  Thomas the young purchase of Catharine the share in her portion due to her and  likewise the distributary share which she be entitle to in the portion of  Margaret he likewise obtain from jane a assignment of the distributary share  in the portion of Margaret which be due to her he have issue one son name  Francis the present bill be bring by he against Fancis pray to have the pound  raise which be charge on the estate by the first settlement the principal  objection which be make against it be that he have join in make the second  settlement and thereby have conclude Barnardiston himself from charge the  estate with young child portion in any great sum than be thereby provide for  that purpose Lord chancellor say his opinion be that the pound ought to be  raise for the benefit of the plaintiff he say have Margaret be live and have  not Catharine sell the benefit of her portion it be clear that they will have  be entitle to have have the whole pound raise and the plaintiff by stand in  their place shall have the same privilege and so his lordship be please to  decree accord