Is there an online copy of 1662 Visitation of Nottinghamshire?

Question

I can find copies of the earlier Visitations, but not the last one.

Comments

WorldCat shows it is present in numerous US libraries; I would expect it to be widely available in Canada and the UK as well.

FamilySearch does not have it digitized.

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A few  UK public libraries have it, almost certainly reference only .There are also some Univ. Libraries  but these can be hard to access unless you are a member  ( or you have a sconul card i.e you are a member of another university)

If you think you may use it often it would be more cost effective to buy a copy You can get it second hand for about £10.

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I'll bet they won't send it out

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Have a look on Abe books .There are several sellers starting at £10.  Most booksellers will send overseas  It looks like a fairly thin volume so not too heavy

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Amazon has it listed.

Answer 1

The only version that appears from searching is one published by the Harleian Society in 1986, and that is too recent to be available online for free.

You may get a snippet view via Google Books but I can't see anything else.

Comments

1986 - I guess that explains it

It would be Very Useful, tho

Answer 2

Hmm.  There's this

https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Visitation_of_Nottingham.html?id=bfoenQAACAAJ

which says 22 pages, and "short notes".

Then there's this

https://www.parishchest.com/the_visitation_of_nottinghamshire_derbyshire_1662-1664__P12663

which appears to show a 3-volume set, scanned onto a CD.

And this list

http://www.heraldry-online.org.uk/HarleianPublications2.htm

which appears to show that Squibb turned the materials into 3 volumes - 5, 6 and 8.

But we don't know what materials he had.  Probably not the official reports at the college.

Comments

Ha.  I rummaged in my ganderbag and I have the CD.

Vol 5 is 122 pages not 22, which solves that mystery.  It's a normal Visitation book.  No long pedigrees though.

What can I help you with?

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I'd like to know if they have pedigrees for Hacker of Flintham and Hacker of Trowell, as the ToC suggests.

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Yep.  I've copied them here

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Some_Nottinghamshire_pedigrees

but they only go back to John Hacker d. 1620.

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Many thanks.  That's right about the point things get tangly. I don't think anyone has traced the Hackers reliably back past John

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But of course now I find the Somerset branch right here on WT.

Like I need another Project

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Hello,

I wonder if you still have access to the information contained in the Visitation of Nottinghamshire 1662-1664 Ed. by Squibb for the Harleian Society? I am interested in the pedigrees it contains for the Whalley or Whaley family or any families derived from it living in Screveton or Kirton, Notts.

Thank you.

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Yes, I have the print edition. I believe the listing you want is Whalley of Kirton.

Do you want any particular persons?

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Hello Lois,

Thanks for your rapid response.

Yes, that’s the one, though if there are other Whal(l)ey pedigrees in that volume, they might be of interest too as I am trying to figure out just how this name became a given name in some other possibly related local families including Dodge and Key.

Thanks so much,

Upton

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There is also Whalley of Cotgrave

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Richard of Kirton Esq, d. 1632 - m. (1) Anne d of George Horsey - no issue  (2) Frances  d. of Sir Henry Cromwell of Hinchinbroke Hunt - had issue:

*1 - Thomas d. 1628 m. Mary d. of Tho Peniston Esq of Rochester Kent

2 - Edward

3 - Henry - living 1662 in Connaught

4.- Robert - dvp

1 - Elizabeth - m. William Tiffin mercer of London

2 - Mary - m. Robert Kellaway

3 - Jane - m. ___ Hooke cleric (perhaps Richard vicar of Lowdham)

ISSUE OF THOMAS WHALLEY & MARY

1 - Thomas - b&d 1628

** 2 - Peniston Esq of Kirton age 37 23 August 1662 - m. Mary daughter of George Ireland

3 - Elizabeth m. William Ayloff

 4 - Martha b&d 1624

ISSUE OF PENISTON & MARY

1 - Mary - d. young

2 - Peniston - d. young

3 - Elizabeth - age 7

4 - Margaret - age 5 - m. Thomas Hall rector Screveton, d. 10 Dec 1680

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Yes, thanks, I asked about other pedigrees under that name because I had read a list of the pedigrees likely to be included in that Visitation in the version of the 1569/1614 Visitations of Notts. edited by G. M. Marshall, published in 1871.

I thought a look at both might pedigrees might yield a link.

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Many thanks for this pedigree of the Kirton lot, Lois.

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WHALLEY OF COTGRAVE

Laurence W m Margaret ... issue

1 - George W m. Elizabeth

2 - Edmund

3 - James

4 - John

5 - Richard

ISSUE OF GEORGE & ELIZABETH

*THOMAS W m. (1) Margaret d. of Maleverell (probably Maleverer)  (2) Elizabeth d. of John Strelley

ISSUE of THOMAS & MARGARET

**WALTE W m. Cecely d. of Francis Broughton

ISSUE OF WALTER & CECELY

*** JOHN W d. 1646 - m. MARY d. William Middleton

Ursula m. Francis Belfield

Margaret m. Georg Rossell

ISSUE OF JOHN & Mary

**** WALTER W of Cotgrave age 46 in 1663 m. Mary d. of Michaell Wright

ISSUE OF WALTER AND MARY

1 - Walter

2 - Michaell

1 - Troth

2 - Mary

2 Mary

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Thank you for this one too, Lois. It didn’t solve my puzzle, but it offers new scope for research.