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It looks like I am missing the common generation, too. But perhaps some of the names and places can point you in the right direction.
Be ready for the flood.
1 Mr. Alexander Baillie b: 1835 in Edinburgh/Gore Bridge, Borthwick, Scotland
. +Ms. Ann Pott b: 1837 in Roxburgh/Wilton, Scotland
. 2 Ms. Mary Baillie b: Abt. 1857 in Roxburgh/Wilton, Scotland
. 2 Mr. John Baillie b: 1858 in Roxburgh/Wilton, Scotland
. 2 Mr. Martin Baillie b: 1860
. +Ms. Bella Douglas
. 3 Ms. Isobel Baillie b: 1895 in Hawick, Scotland
. +Mr. Robert Wrigley
. 3 Ms. Annie Baillie
. 3 Mr. Alex Baillie
. 2 Mr. Alexander Simpson Baillie b: 13 January 1862 in Selkirkshire/Selkirk, Scotland
. 2 Mr. William Baillie b: 1864 in Selkirkshire/Selkirk, Scotland
. 2 Mr. James Little Baillie b: 2 February 1866 in Selkirkshire/Shielsaugh, Scotland . 2 Ms. Agnes Simpson Baillie b: 18 January 1868
. 2 Mr. Robert Baillie b: 20 December 1869 in Selkirkshire/Selkirk, Scotland
. 2 Ms. Margaret Ann Baillie b: 17 November 1871 in Selkirkshire/Selkirk, Scotland
. 2 Mr. David Baillie b: 17 March 1874 in Selkirkshire/Selkirk, Scotland
I am descended from James Little Baillie, who emigrated to Canada. I live in Edmonton, Alberta.
It looks like Alexander Baillie left his home town of Gore Bridge, married Ann Pott, and spent the rest of his life at Bowhill Castle as a Carpenter. His sons were also taught in the trade. On the 1881 census, Martin was no longer living at home. I notice that Bella Douglas, his wife, carries the name of the estate owners. Oops. That is certainly worth investigating.
Your Thomas Bailey would then be a possible cousin or nephew to Alexander Baillie?
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