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Alexander MacLEOD

Birth21 FEB 1895 - Lorne Valley, Kings, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Death7 MAR 1941 - Lorne Valley, Kings, Prince Edward Island, Canada
MotherBarbara Mustard
FatherAngus McLeod

Born in Lorne Valley, Kings, Prince Edward Island, Canada on 21 FEB 1895 to Angus McLeod and Barbara Mustard. Alexander MacLEOD married Christy Ann McINNIS and had 4 children. He passed away on 7 MAR 1941 in Lorne Valley, Kings, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

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Angus Mcleod
1865 - Unknown
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Barbara Mustard
1860 - 1918
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Christy Ann Mcinnis
1888 - Unknown
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Lorne Melvin Macleod
1928 - 2007
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Vernon Wendell Macleod
1927 - Unknown
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Mr Gordon Elmer Macleod
1923 - 2000
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Aletha Annie Sanderson Macleod
1931 - 2014

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