The Nesbitt Story
- 12th century
The Nesbitt or Nisbet family is recorded in the parish of Edrom, Berwickshire[3]
- 1444-1523
The family's societies trace a father-to-son line from Sir Philip Nisbet of that Ilk[2]
- 1645
Sir Philip Nisbet is executed in Glasgow after the Battle of Philiphaugh[2]
- 1650
Col. Robert Nisbet is executed in Edinburgh[2]
- 1933
Robert Chancellor Nesbitt matriculates his arms on 4 October, but not as chief[3]
- 16 Jul 2010
Robert Mark Andrew Nesbitt's arms are matriculated at the Court of the Lord Lyon as Chief of Clan Nesbitt[3]
























