Visitation of England and Wales; Volume 6

Visitation of England and Wales, Volume 6, was edited and privately printed by the genealogist Frederick Arthur Crisp at the end of the nineteenth century. As part of a larger, ambitious series, the work aimed to document the pedigrees and heraldic achievements of various families during a period of renewed Victorian interest in genealogy, lineage, and private history. These volumes served as a scholarly record, capturing detailed genealogical data that might otherwise have been lost to time.

The design of the series reflects Crisp's meticulous approach to private press publishing, often incorporating high-quality paper, clear typography, and illustrations of family coats of arms. Crisp was well-regarded among his contemporaries for his dedication to preserving primary source materials, and his volumes are still consulted by genealogists and historians today as important, albeit specialized, reference texts for the study of English and Welsh family history.