1876 Nov 11 born Midlothian
1881 census. Living in Kirknewton, Midlothian with his family
| Household Members | Age | Relationship |
|---|---|---|
| Robert Haig | 37 | Head |
| Katherine Haig | 39 | Wife |
| George Haig | 14 | Son |
| Janet Haig | 12 | Daur (Daughter) |
| Annie Haig | 9 | Daur (Daughter) |
| Alexander Haig | 33 | Brother |
| Thomas Gray | 74 | Father-in-law |
| Margaret Gray | 43 | Sister-in-law |
| Margaret Livingstone | 23 | Serv (Servant) |
1905 Mar 15 married Isabella White Turner from Dysart, Fife
He does not appear to have had WW1 service. And only claims to have been a farmer in RIC enlistment. He was a Marine Engineer, sought by the Police, so may have been hiding his past
1921 Apr 8. Arrived UK from Seccondee, Gold Coast, Africa. He is an Engineer from Invermoriston, Inverness and travels 1st Class
1921 Aug 3 Warrant for his arrest in Police Gazette
1921 Jun 22 enlisted with RIC no 81903. Farmer
1922 Jan 30 Disbanded from RIC.
1942 Apr 26. Died Kinclaven, Perth & Kinross (aged 56?).
1953 His wife died in Leith