In re Hensing's Estate

Under the terms of a will made by Augusta Hensing, dated August 14, 1876, a decree of distribution was made by the probate court of San Francisco, December 19, 1879, distributing the sum of $806.19 to Herman Zwieg, in trust to invest the same, and pay the income of the same to Anna Louise Hinden, the daughter of the testatrix, during the lifetime of one Valentine Hinden, the husband of Anna Louise Hinden, and upon the death of the husband to pay the principal of that sum to Anna Louise Hinden; but, in the event that she did not survive her husband, the money bequeathed in trust should be invested by the trustee, Zwieg, for the use and benefit of the surviving children of Anna Louise Hinden by her said husband, Valentine, and that the income, or so much thereof as should be necessary, should be expended for the support and education of the children until the oldest should attain the age of majority, and that then the money bequeathed, or so much thereof as should remain, should be equally divided between the children or such of them as might survive. At the same date as the will, the same testatrix conveyed a lot of ground to Zwieg, in trust for Margaret, Alfred, Minna, and Otto…