SE - F.W. Bailey - Oct 1907 

KFA - A director of the BEA Farmers' Association formed in 1919. .......... The two Scots brothers Frank and Arthur Baillie were pioneers of the Solai district, where in 1907 they sowed their first maize.    

Rhodora - 1949 - Mrs Baillie - blue spotted silk dress and large white felt hat (Ascot 1910) and white gloves - elderly husband. They had lived in Solai Valley for 34 years - husband bought 5000 acres for £35 - 40 years ago (ie 1909)

KAD 1922 - Committee Member, Rift Valley Sports Club

Playne - Kabaragi - Messrs. F.W. and A.A. Baillie are 2 of the very many settlers for whom BEA is indebted to South Africa where they had experience of farming. It was not till 4 years after their arrival in the country (1907) that they started farming at Kabaragi. This farm is 10,000 acres in extent, partly covered with scrub bush, and is 15 miles from Nakuru Station. Sheep and cattle farming are being carried out at present. A dwelling-house and 50 acres of land are fenced but the game plays havoc with the fences. ........... The farm is exceptionally well watered, for it has a frontage of 4 miles to the river. Irrigation furrows have been taken out about 1.5 miles. ......... The brothers are quite satisfied with the prospects, but would like to see a more definite policy with regard to native labour. They have a house in Nairobi with a large fruit garden attached. The Hon. A.A. Baillie is a member of the Legislative Council

North - Arr. Mombasa from India on shooting trip with brothers Arthur and Frederick Baillie, May 1903. Sportsman's Game Licence issued 3-6-1903; began farming in the Nakuru area 1903/4

Land - F.W. Baillie leased 5012 acres at Solai later sub-divided and 10742 acres at Nakuru

Land - A.A. Baillie and J. Stanning leased 9000 acres at Solai, passed to F.W. Baillie and J. Stanning

Land - 1907 - F.W. Baillie - Grazing, 5012.45 acres, Near Nakuru, 28-12-05, Registered 2-9-07

Advertiser - 9/4/1909 - Mr Russell Bowker has returned from the Lado Enclave and is in town. Mr F. Baillie, who accompanied him has also returned.

Gazette - 7/4/15 - Liable for Jury service, Solai - F.W. Baillie (British), Settler

North - 'Admittedly an invalid and his recurring attacks are very persistently asserted to be free indulgence in alcoholic stimulants' (Sir Charles Eliot, FO2)

SKP - 1938 - Society of Kenya Pioneers - over 30 years in Colony - arrived Nakuru May 1903

Rift Valley - June 1925 - 'Re Golf. Invariably there is a shortage of caddies. It is suggested that when is the case members of the committee should act in this capacity.' [reply - 'considered a frivolous complaint']

Rift Valley - Secretary of the Rift Valley Sports Club in 1926

Rift Valley - Dec 1927 - Building Committee - W.J. Beeston, F.W. Baillie, A.W. Dalrymple

Rift Valley - Member of the Rift Valley Sports Club - Jan 1929 - Elected - 1909 - F.W. Baillie

Red Book 1912 - F.W. Baillie - Naivasha

Gazette - 12/11/1919 - Register of Voters - Rift Valley Area - F.W. Baillie - Farmer - Nakuru

Red Book 1919 - F W Baillie - Settler - Nakuru

Red Book 1919 - District Committees - Nakuru - F.W. Baillie

KFA - Present at first meeting of Wheat Growers' Association - June 1911. First Chairman of the BEA Maize Growers' Association. Chairman of KFA 1915-18.

Red 25 - JP, Solai

Gazette 8 Jan and 5 Mar 1963 probate required by Marguerite Bailey