• Membership renewal due in May 2012 - still 12 pounds/year for UK, 16 pounds/year elsewhere Added April 2012
• N/N Genealogy - Word form for members to download and return Added April 2012
• New Facebook group for N/N society members and friends Added April 2012
• Summer 2012 newsletter now mailed Added April 2012
• Many Scottish resources for N/N research on Jean Skar’s website Added 21 Dec 2009
• Development threat to Nisbet House Times article (1) Times article (2) Planning website Updated 21Dec 2009
• Navy woman awarded Military Cross: Kate Nesbitt BBC News Added 11 Sept 2009
• Nesbitt letters of Irish interest for sale - see News page Added 25 Aug 2009
• Attractive new print of Nisbet House available from artist Terry Weisenfeld. For more details see the News page. Added 15 Aug 2009
• Special offer on membership of the Society of Genealogists - a very useful society and library for researchers of family history. A number of N/N Society members already belong. Added 29 May 2009
• Membership now possible via Paypal (credit/debit card) Added 26 April 2009

The Nesbitt/Nisbet Society was founded in 1980 by Prof. John and Dolores Nesbitt of Iowa City, USA. Its aims are to assist genealogical research into Nesbitt/Nisbet families (whatever the spelling), to identify and preserve Nesbitt/Nisbet heritage, and to encourage communication and social gathering among all with Nesbitt/Nisbet interests.

The United Kingdom branch (with a membership spanning much of Europe) was founded in 1983 and has a membership of over 130 families. It collaborates closely with the branches in North America and Australia in organising regular gatherings in Scotland, producing a quarterly newsletter, and publishing a wide range of books. Its website was established in 1995 and moved to this address (in greatly expanded form) in September 2004.

A wide range of information on Nesbitt/Nisbet people, families, places and publications is freely available on this site. Membership also brings access to our newsletter and online back-issues, meetings and genealogical advice, as well as some publications that are not online.