Citation Codes Equivalent Citations citation codes Docket Number 6678 Attorney(S) Messrs. Shand Shand and Haynesworth Haynesworth, for appellants. Messrs. Shand Shand cite: As to construction: 8 Com. Dig., 425; 6 Ves., 345; 30 Ency., 669; 29 Pa. Sup. Ct., 60; 24 Mo. App., 75; 2 L.R.A., 709; 2 Ves. Sr., 616; 1 P. Wms., 667; 5 M. S., 131; 2 Beav., 551; 6 Hare, 250; 48 Md., 122; 89 Pa. St., 36; 1 Rich. Eq., 111; 113 N.C. 301. Circumstances at time will was written and treatment of father and stepmother of the children should be given great weight: 6 Pet., 76; 2 Const., 436; 71 Ga. 384; 4 Rich. Eq., 455; Harp. Eq., 56; 15 S.C. 357; 19 S.C. 348; 36 S.C. 43; 127 U.S. 309; 50 Am. St. R., 284. Construction of "all our children": 113 N.C. 301; 78 N.C. 275; 7 S.C. 290; 6 H. L., 265; 61 At. R., 598; 6 Ves., 348; 23 Pitts Leg. Journ. (N.S.), 451; 79 Pa. St., 431; 9 Tex. Cir. App., 482; 29 Pa. Sup. Ct., 60; 69 Tex., 227; Wig. on Wills, 142; 1 Green Ev., secs. 287, 288; 2 Story Eq. Jur., 1065; 24 Mo. App., 75; 66 Ia., 325; 77 Va., 169; 25 Mo., 70; 177 N.Y., 42; 72 N.E.R., 936; 78 N.Y., 279. Messrs. McLeod Dennis, contra, for Mrs. Harriet C. Cheyne, cite: Intention of testator should be gathered from the will itself: 36 S.C. 42; 29 S.C. 470. Devise to children does not include grandchildren: 56 S.C. 9; 2 DeS. Eq., 309; 16 S.C. 225; 21 S.C. 306; 26 S.C. 450; 6 Rich. Eq., 83. Mr. James Simons, contra, for Francis Pelot Cooper, cites: Rule for arriving at intention of testator: 26 S.C. 181; 25 S.C. 564; 27 S.C. 295; 29 S.C. 466; 30 S.C. 184; 36 S.C. 38. As to construction of the word "our": 25 Mo., 70; 79 N.Y. Supp., 1133; 177 N.Y., 39; 69 N.E., 118. A condition repugnant to the nature of the estate is void: 3 Ves., 324; 15 S.C. 442. Messrs. Lee Moise, contra, for Augustus Thomas Cooper, cite: Construction of the will: 8 L.R.A., 740; 26 S.C. 564. This is disclosed by the language properly interpreted: 26 S.C. 179, 564, 450; 27 S.C. 295; 29 S.C. 466; 30 S.C. 184; 36 S.C. 38; 46 S.C. 169; 1 DeS., 237; Bail., 7, 517; 2 DeS., 309; 8 L.R.A., 740; 31 U.S. 68; 7 U.S. 97, 134, 572; 113 N.Y., 115; 46 N.J. Eq., 131; 109 Ind., 340. Punctuation: 14 S.C. 107; 44 S.C. 424. Judges MR. JUSTICE WOODS. See more information ... Smart Summary Please sign up to generate summary. COOPER v. COOPER. October 5, 1907. The opinion of the Court was delivered by MR. JUSTICE WOODS. The reasoning of the Circuit decree is convincing and we are satisfied to adopt it. The judgment of this Court is, that the judgment of the Circuit Court be affirmed.