NAI Will calendar for 1922

pinkypinky

Can anyone please help me find it?

I can find just about every other year but when I try searching using the NAI's own guide, it just stays searching forever!

shanew

I downloaded all the ones I was able to locate on NAI, earliest I found was 1923.

pinkypinky

I have done the same, Shane.

Their website says 1922 is available but I can't find it.

Mollymoo19

1921 and 1922 seem not to have been scanned, Pinky - see note on CIGO's site. There’s always the original hardcopy book in the NAI. :-) Aren’t we being spoiled by all the new online releases!!!

Hermy

I feel like I've read something somewhere recently about the gap between 1920 and 1922.
Might have been John Grenham after the new NAI stuff came on line.

EDIT: Actually I read it on the NAI's own web page.

The records for 1921 have not been microfilmed, and therefore not digitised, but it is hoped to digitise them in the future.

pinkypinky

Yeah, that's been there a long time, and they make no mention of 1922's calendar being unavailable.

Hermy

I have a pdf of 1922.

Here's a link.

pinkypinky

Awesome! Thank you.

I tried to work the link difference earlier but must have missed a character.

Interesting that the summary is shorter than in other years - no details of the estate, just address.

Hmm, the person whose will I want was probated on 21st June - just a week before the fire. Would his will have already been there by then?

Hermy

Glad that worked.

I forgot which year you were stuck on and was just thinking of the missing 1921 calendar.

shanew

Hermy wrote: »

I have a pdf of 1922.

Here's a link.

thanks for that - I had a good search around when they came out and never found this one...

Hermy

So that just leaves 1921.
Interestingly there are just three entries for 1921 and 1922 at the 1858 to 1922 site.

tabbey

pinkypinky wrote: »

Hmm, the person whose will I want was probated on 21st June - just a week before the fire. Would his will have already been there by then?

It would take many years to get there. We generally have surviving wills from 1904.