Neil Alexander Buchanan Baillie-Hamilton
Date of Birth: 25th November 1880
Place of Birth: Scotland
Education: Glenalmond College
Training: Royal Military College (Sandhurst)
Commission Type: Regular
Neil Baillie-Hamilton commissioned into The Black Watch in 1900 and served during the Second Anglo-Boer War. In 1913 he was an instructor at the Royal Military Academy, and was appointed adjutant of the RMC the following year before re-joining the regiment in France. He retired to South Africa and joined the Union Defence Force at the outbreak of the Second World War. He committed suicide while commanding a transit camp in South Africa on 7th August 1943.