The Baillie Story
- 1311-12
William de Bailli sits on a jury inquest into forfeited lands[1]
- 1315
William de Bailli witnesses a charter of John de Graham, Lord of Abercorn[1]
- 14th century
David II grants Lamington to William de Bailli, who fought with him at Durham[1]
- 1452
A Lamington son fights at Brechin; the Earl of Huntly rewards him with Dochfour[1]
- 1642
George Baillie of Jerviswood acquires the Mellerstain estate[2]
- 1725-29
William Adam designs a new mansion at Mellerstain for the Baillies[2]
- 1759
George Hamilton inherits Mellerstain and takes the Baillie name[2]
- 1880
The title Baillie of Lamington finally falls vacant[1]
























Clan GordonThe Earl of Huntly granted Dochfour to a Baillie after the Battle of Brechin, 1452
Clan HamiltonGeorge Hamilton inherited Mellerstain in 1759 and took the Baillie surname