Baillie, John, 1772-1833

found: Scotland and the Indian empire, 2020:introduction (John Baillie; from Inverness in Scotland, went out to India as a Cadet of the East India Company in May 1791; he held a number of important military, academic and political positions in the Service of the Company, and in 1823 following his return from India he was appointed a Director of the Company and served a number of years as a Member of Parliament) page 162 (died in London on 20 April 1833)

found: Wikipedia, viewed September 24, 2020(Colonel John Baillie of Leys was born at Inverness on 10 May 1772; served in the East India Company; on the foundation of the new college of Fort William College in Calcutta in 1801 he was appointed professor of the Arabic and Persian languages and of Mohammedan law) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Baillie_of_Leys#Biography

found: OCLC, viewed September 24, 2020(access point: Baillie, John, 1772-1833; usage: John Baillie)

found: DNB in VIAF, viewed September 24, 2020(access point: Baillie, John, 1772-1833) - http://viaf.org/viaf/230011669