Summary: on the 17th of August 1844 at Allahabad at the age of 27. Walter Scott, M.D., born in 1817, was the third son of Walter Scott of Wauciiope, and the family's lineage traced back to a son of Walter Scott, laird of Buccleuch. The family, now known as Macmillan-Scott, has a long history of service in India. Additionally, the inscriptions on the tombs of various individuals, such as Major James Ramsay Birell of the 11th Regiment, Native Infantry, and Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Taylor of the Bengal Engineers, provide glimpses into their lives, contributions, and tragedies during their service. The epitaphs also reveal nuances of humor and curiosity, such as a request for a large widow on one tomb and a Major of the Brazilian service buried in Chunar, leading to ponderings on mysterious pasts and intriguing tales. Moreover, the compilation includes details about diverse individuals from different backgrounds and service brackets, shedding light on their legacies and the historical context of their time.