When Edwin Fickes died his will provided that a trust should be established and that it should be split “in equal portions between the grandchildren then living” upon the death of his last surviving child. When that occurred, there were eight surviving grandchildren. Four of these were adopted. Two of the adopted grandchildren had been adopted before Fickes died. The other two were adopted afterwards. Which grandchildren should receive a portion of the estate? (Connecticut National Bank v. Chadwick, 217 Conn. 260)