Place name possibly in Wales

[shume]

Could someone please help with the following from Betham Genealogical Abstracts, Top LHS.
I have this so far:

Hume George Rev Tulley Co Fermanagh Clk to Dorothy the wid(ow) of Wm Connelly of ?Delb ?Rin ?
Admon 4 day May 1699.

The eldest son of George Hume and Dorothy was born Ruthvin, Wales if that helps.
Many thanks
Stephanie from Australia

[ShaunJ]

Dorothy the wid(ow) of Wm Connelly

or is it perhaps "Dorothy the wid & Wm Connolly" ?

[Ruskie]

Although it looks like Delb, I think the l is the downstroke from the y of Dorothy on the line above. I did wonder if it was an abbreviation for Denbighshire but I think there  is a letter between the e and the b.

I am not sure if the second word starts with an R or a P. Ruthin is the obvious thought but it doesn't look like an abbreviation or variation of Ruthin.

[Gadget]

If it was Wales,I think the only place it could be is Denb(ighshire) Ruthin.

FindMyPast might have some records.  Also try Welsh Wills:

https://www.library.wales/discover/nlw-resources/wills/


Gadget

[ShaunJ]

I think the first word is Dub - for Dublin.  The next bit is possibly Prin Cred = Principal Creditor.

Compare this from a 1694 document: 

[Gadget]

That looks more like it, Shaun 

[ShaunJ]

So it would run like this:

...to Dorothy the wid(ow) and Wm Connolly of Dub(lin), Prin(cipal) Cred(itor)

[Gadget]

A couple of burials for a William Connelly, Dublin 1705 and 1730

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[steiffyok]

Could someone please help with the following from Betham Genealogical Abstracts, Top LHS.
I have this so far:

Hume George Rev Tulley Co Fermanagh Clk to Dorothy the wid(ow) of Wm Connelly of ?Delb ?Rin ?
Admon 4 day May 1699.

The eldest son of George Hume and Dorothy was born Ruthvin, Wales if that helps.
Many thanks
Stephanie from Australia

It is 'Administration Granted' the 4 Day of May 1699, could the abbreviation Clk be Clerk? Wiki mentions Hume under the history of County Fermanagh