The Death of George Kerr Baillie.
1862-1930
A Retired Farmer and prominent man in Bute, He was found on some rocks of Kilchattan Bay Pier. He had been out walking the previous day in the morning. His family thought he had gone to visit relative but when he did not return in the evening, they looked for him but could not find him. The next day they searched again and found his body on the rocks. It is thought that he had slipped on a rock and came down heavily and hit his head. He was a member of the Bute County Council and a J.P. as well as an elder in Kingarth Parish Church.
1862-1930
A Retired Farmer and prominent man in Bute, He was found on some rocks of Kilchattan Bay Pier. He had been out walking the previous day in the morning. His family thought he had gone to visit relative but when he did not return in the evening, they looked for him but could not find him. The next day they searched again and found his body on the rocks. It is thought that he had slipped on a rock and came down heavily and hit his head. He was a member of the Bute County Council and a J.P. as well as an elder in Kingarth Parish Church.
The Death of George Kerr Baillie.
1862-1930
A Retired Farmer and prominent man in Bute, He was found on some rocks of Kilchattan Bay Pier. He had been out walking the previous day in the morning. His family thought he had gone to visit relative but when he did not return in the evening, they looked for him but could not find him. The next day they searched again and found his body on the rocks. It is thought that he had slipped on a rock and came down heavily and hit his head. He was a member of the Bute County Council and a J.P. as well as an elder in Kingarth Parish Church.
1862-1930
A Retired Farmer and prominent man in Bute, He was found on some rocks of Kilchattan Bay Pier. He had been out walking the previous day in the morning. His family thought he had gone to visit relative but when he did not return in the evening, they looked for him but could not find him. The next day they searched again and found his body on the rocks. It is thought that he had slipped on a rock and came down heavily and hit his head. He was a member of the Bute County Council and a J.P. as well as an elder in Kingarth Parish Church.
Inscription
In Memory of
George Kerr BAILLIE
who died 11th April 1930
his wife
Jane Montgomerie DUNCAN
Died at Auchintore, Kilchattan Bay
8th May 1932 Aged 89 Years
Their Daughter
Annie Little Died in Infancy
Their son Thomas
Died at Elderslie 22nd March 1940 Aged 51 Years
There Son Alexander
Died 30th Aug 1945 Aged 54 Years
Interred at Cardonald
There Son George Kerr
Died 17th Sep 1957 Aged 55 Years
Their Daughter Jane
Died 10th March 1969
Their Daughter Annie
Died 20th August 1980
Family Members
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