Unless a different purpose is plainly expressed in the instrument, every limitation in a deed or will contingent upon a person dying "without heirs," or "without children" or "issue," or other words of like import, shall be construed a limitation to take effect when such person dies, unless the object on which the contingency is made to depend is then living, or, if a child of his body, such child is born within ten (10) months next thereafter.
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