Notes:

the youngest daughter, she was his second wife

(Research):Mrs Alves, relict of Dr Alves, died in Edinburgh 29th Oct 1817 - presumably this lady

Was she Helen?

Died:
Possibly the relict of Dr Alves who died 29 Oct 1817 in Edinburgh

Nellie married Dr John (of Shipland) Alves in 1770. John (son of Unknown Alves) was born in 1731; died on 17 Oct 1788. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
..in 1770, John's aunt Helen became the second wife of Dr John Alves and brought her four children to the marriage

1. Helen Alves
2. William Alves was born in 1780; died in 1835.
3. Anne (of Shipland) Alves was christened in 1811; died on 19 Jul 1846.

Notes:

eldest surviving son

Alexander Baillie of Dunain married, 24th June, 1737, Anne, third daughter of Sir Archibald Campbell of Clunes, contract signed at Calder. There was this curious connection, Magdalen and Alexander Baillie, sister and brother, married Sir Archibald and Anne Campbell, father and daughter. Alexander Baillies marriage was a happy one, for, writing from Dunain, 5th March, 1738, he gleefully writes that he had come home with ?250 of tocher in his pocket, acknowledging at same time his thankfulness for " a good wife; " and in his letters to India to his sons, William and John, he refers most affectionately to their mother as his only comfort and support.

Alexander Baillie of Dunain took no part in the Rising of 1745, further than by doing what he could to succour quietly distressed Jacobites, and the shelter and nourishment afforded by the " Soul Mor" of Dunain was constantly spoken of in my younger days

Alexander Baillie had two sons, William, John, who succeeded his brother, and two daughters. The eldest, Anne, married her cousin, Dr George Baillie of Leys, and the youngest, Nellie, married, as his second wife, Dr John Alves of Shipland. The boys were educated at King's College, Aberdeen, under Principal Jack and Professor Leslie, letters from both, in the year 1756, being very complimentary to the young students.

Alexander married Anne Campbell on 24 Jun 1737. Anne (daughter of Sir Archibald (of Clunes) Campbell) was born before 1737; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

third daughter

Notes:

Married:
Alexander Baillie of Dunain married, 24th June, 1737, Anne, third daughter of Sir Archibald Campbell of Clunes, contract signed at Calder. There was this curious connection, Magdalen and Alexander Baillie, sister and brother, married Sir Archibald and Anne Campbell, father and daughter. Alexander Baillies marriage was a happy one, for, writing from Dunain, 5th March, 1738, he gleefully writes that he had come home with ?250 of tocher in his pocket, acknowledging at same time his thankfulness for " a good wife; " and in his letters to India to his sons, William and John, he refers most affectionately to their mother as his only comfort and support.

Alexander Baillie of Dunain took no part in the Rising of 1745, further than by doing what he could to succour quietly distressed Jacobites, and the shelter and nourishment afforded by the " Soul Mor" of Dunain was constantly spoken of in my younger days. The only paper of the period I have seen has , been lithographed and printed, being an order, in name of Prince

William + Mary Duff. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Clunes, Kinkhill, Inverness-Shire, Scotland

(Research):Possibly the Archibald Campbell (1688-1744) who married Anna MacPherson

Notes:

Elder Bailie of Inverness