... Lastly I give Devise and bequeath unto my beloved wife ^Anne Owen^ all
those Messuages or ^Dwelling^ Houses situated lying and being in the Town of Llanerchymedd which I hold
by Virtue of a Lease of Lives under the Family of Llwydiarth in this County Nevertheless
Under this Proviso and Condition that in case she my said wife Anne Owen
Do Intermarry then and in that case I give Devise and bequeath the said Messuages or Dwelling
^houses^ with all the appurtenances thereto belonging unto my Eldest Son John Jones to have and hold
the same for and during the remainder or term of the said Lease And as to the Rest and Residue
of all and Singular my Goods Chattels and Credits, after paying my Just Debts and funeral expences*
unto my ^said^ beloved Wife and every part thereof Nevertheless subject to Condition or Proviso hereaf-
ter mentioned, that in Case she the said Anne Owen Do Intermarry then and in that Case
I ordain as followeth, I give and bequeath out of the said Residue or Remainder the
Sum of Six Pounds to be equally divided between my two Youngest Sons Thomas Jones &
C[...?] Jones An I do hereby Nominate and appoint my said Wife Anne Owen Sole
Executrix of this my last Will and Testatament revoking and Disannulling all former
Will or Wills by me Made or Executed In Witness hereof I set my hand and seal the ...
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* something unclear is written above expences?
(If the testator is John Hughes, as you say, it seems strange that his wife is named Anne Owen and his sons have the surname Jones. How does that work?)
