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Name	Robert Frederick Baillieu
Born	6 June, 1862 Queenscliff, Victoria, Australia
Died	1900 (aged ~ 37) South Africa
Cause of Death	killed in action
Cultural Heritage	English Welsh Includes subject's nationality; their parents' nationality; the countries in which they spent a significant part of their childhood, and their self-identity.
Related Entries	[View as tree] Baillieu, Emma Lawrence (mother) Latham, Emma Elizabeth (sister) Baillieu, Anne Finetta (sister) Shackell, Amy Adelaide (sister) Teulon, Florence Frances (sister) Baillieu, James Lambert (brother) Baillieu, George Francis (brother) Baillieu, Charles Formby (brother) Baillieu, Maurice Howard (brother) Baillieu, Agnes (sister-in-law) Baillieu, Beatrice Marie (sister-in-law) Myer, Margery Merlyn (niece) Latham, Lambert (nephew) Clarke, William John (nephew by marriage)
Occupation or Descriptor *	tea merchant (1887-1891) Victoria, Australia soldier (1900-1900) Federal, Australia
Military Service *	Boer War (soldier, 1900-1900)

* Dates are approximate

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