Captain George Macleod Baynes
The name George Macleod Baynes is not the first name listed on the monument.
The monument is in Candie (area 8) cemetery, St Peter Port, Guernsey, Guernsey.
There are 285 other graves within this cemetery that are listed within the GPR database.
George Macleod Baynes was buried in 1874.The actual date of death is given on the grave monument as 26/10/1874.
George Macleod Baynes age is given as 84.
George Macleod Baynes calculated year of birth is 1790.
George Macleod Baynes is listed on the GPR grave numbered 883646.
George Macleod Baynes is listed as the relationship not known of Mary Gillman on the grave monument.
George Macleod Baynes has the record number 1810763 within the GPR person name database table.
The record was added to the GPR on 24 May 2021
There are 4 images available for the monument listing George Macleod Baynes (see grave detail page).
The follow note is stored against George Macleod Baynes record:
Captain Royal Artillery. Son of Alexandre Baynes and Margaret MacLeod. He served in the Peninsula September 1812 - April 1814. Present at Pyrenees , Nivelle and Toulouse. Present at Quatre Bras and Waterloo in Captain Sandham’s Brigade and with the army of occupation until December 1818. Also served in North America 1822-1827 and the Ionian Islands 1837-1830. Retired on half pay 25th September 1834. His father was Dr Alexander Baynes who had a sister , Jane and a brother Edward. Dr Alexander and his wife Margaret McLeod had eleven children , O'Hara , Charles , Harriet , George McLeod Baynes , Henry who had a son Alexander , Edward who died early , another Edward , Maria and another Maria that died early and finally a George Williams. George McLeod was fighting against Napolean I and his nephew Henry John Le Marchant Baynes became Superintendant of the Metropolitan Police and made arrangements for Napolean III funeral in his exile in England. Both the uncles were linked to fighting and both of the nephews were linked by the funeral of Napoleon III.