The Baillie Clan is a Scottish clan that takes its name from the French word “bailli,” meaning “bailiff” or “steward.” The clan’s origins can be traced to the 13th century, and they held positions of power as stewards and administrators in various regions of Scotland. The Baillies played active roles in Scottish history, serving as advisers and participating in clan battles. The clan’s ancestral seat is Dochfour in Inverness-shire. Today, the Baillie Clan continues to celebrate its heritage, and the name Baillie can be found among the Scottish population.