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them my Execrs in Engld during my son Richard F’s minority. But on his coming of age to age I appoint him my said son, jointly with my above mentioned Execrs to this my last will & Testamt – Mr. Just: Hyde thought that coming to age must be construed to mean the age of 21, but Sir W. Dunkin & I thought that the Testator must be supposed to mean the age at which a may be Execrs & act as such i:e: the age of 17.
After several motions in Equity causes, and in common Pleas, the cause was called on again of
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