Baillie, Anne, 1809-1847 (Former owner of manuscripts)
Dates
- Existence: 1809 - 1847
Biography
Anne Baillie (1809-1847) was the daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel John Baillie of Leys (1772-1833), Member of Parliament and East India Company Official, and his second wife "Lulu Begum", a lady of high standing from the court of Awadh, who entered the marriage with her own fortune. Anne was born in India, baptized at Lucknow, and later brought to Scotland for her education. She married John Frederick Baillie of Dochfour and had two sons, John Baillie (1835-1890) and Alexander (1837-1917). Anne was the main heir upon her father's death, despite John having older sons by an earlier marriage. She inherited Leys Castle in Invernesshire and its lands, with the Lucknow jewels of her mother and the Arabic and Persian manuscript collection that her father had brought back from South Asia entailed as heirlooms. Anne and her husband are said to have lived a "... retired domestic life.." at Leys Castle "... planting and improving the surrounding grounds." (John Mitchell, Reminiscences of my life in the Highlands, vol.1. Newton Abbot, David &Charles Reprints, 1971, p. 60.) For further information see Alexander Charles Baillie, Call of Empire from the Highlands to Hindostan. Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2017, chapter 16.
Found in 167 Collections and/or Records:
نقل خطوط صاحب کلان Naql-i khuṭūṭ-i Ṣaḥib-i Kalān, 1222-1224 A.H., 1807-1810 C.E.
This volume contains transcriptions of a collection of 869 letters, dispatches, etc., which were sent to the Nawwāb Vazīr al-Mumālik Sa'adat 'Alī Khān of Oudh by Colonel John Baillie, British Resident at Lucknow, between the 2nd Jumādā I, 1222 A.H. (9th July, 1807 C.E.), and the 28th Zulḥijjah, 1224 A.H. (4th February, 1810 C.E). The contents of these letters are miscellaneous and deal with the affairs of the Ṣūbah of Oudh.
نقل خطوط صاحب کلان Naql-i khuṭūṭ-i Ṣaḥib-i Kalān, 1225-1227 A.H., 1810-1813 C.E.
A large collection of transcriptions of 1488 letters, which were originally sent to the Nawwāb Vazīr al-Mumālik Sa'adat 'Alī Khān of Oudh by Colonel John Baillie, British Resident at Lucknow, between the 1st Muḥarram, 1225 A.H. (6th February, 1810 C.E.), and the 28th Zulḥijjah, 1227 A.H. (2nd January, 1813 C.E.). The contents of these letters relate mostly to the subjects mentioned in the description of OR MS 127-129. For replies to some of the letters in the current volume see OR MS 131.
نقل خطوط صاحب کلان Naql-i khuṭūṭ-i Ṣaḥib-i Kalān, 1228-1229 A.H., 1813-1814 C.E.
نقل خطوط صاحب کلان Naql-i khuṭūṭ-i Ṣaḥib-i Kalān, 1229-1230 A.H., 1814-1815 C.E.
نقل خطوط صاحب کلان Naql-i khuṭūṭ-i Ṣaḥib-i Kalān, 1230 A.H., 1815 C.E.
These are copies of a collection of letters that were sent to His Majesty Ghazī al-Dīn Haydar Khān Bahādūr, the first King of Oudh, by Colonel John Baillie, British Resident at Lucknow, between the 7th Rajab, 1230 A.H. (16th June, 1815 C.E.), and the 7th Ramaz̤an 1230 A.H. (12th September, 1815 C.E.). Some may be in response to correspondance featured in OR MS 137. This collection is incomplete at the end.
نقل شقّجات جناب عالی متعالی Naql-i shuqqajāt-ī Janāb-i 'Alī Muta'alī, 1225-1227 A.H., 1810-1812 C.E.
A large collection of transcriptions of letters; these were sent by the Nawwāb Vazīr al-Mumālik Sa'adat 'Alī Khān of Oudh to Colonel John Baillie, British Resident at Lucknow, between the 1st Muḥarram, 1225 A.H. (6th February, 1810 C.E.), and the 24th of Zulḥijjah, 1227 A.H. (9th December, 1812 C.E.). The contents of these letters deal with the affairs of the Ṣūbah of Oudh, with responses to the letters sent by Baillie, as transcribed in OR MS 130.
نقل شقّجات جناب عالی متعالی Naql-i shuqqajāt-ī Janāb-i 'Alī Muta'alī, 1222-1224 A.H., 1807-1810 C.E.
نقل شقّجات جناب عالی متعالی Naql-i shuqqajāt-ī Janāb-i 'Alī Muta'alī, 1228-1229 A.H., 1813-1814 C.E.
نقل شقّجات جناب عالی متعالی Naql-i shuqqajāt-ī Janāb-i 'Alī Muta'alī, 1229-1230 A.H., 1814-1815 C.E.
This is a collection of transcriptions of letters and dispatches that were sent by His Majesty Ghazī al-Dīn Haydar Khān Bahādūr, the first King of Oudh, from after his accession to the throne, to Colonel John Baillie, British Resident at Lucknow, between the 23rd Rajab, 1229 A.H. (30th July, 1814 C.E.), and the 25th Zulḥijjah, 1230 A.H. (28th November, 1815 C.E.). These letters, like those featured in MS 127-136, deal largely with the administration of the Kingdom of Oudh.