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John MacLeod

Birth1810 - Isle of Skye, Argyll, Scotland
Death18 Oct 1883 - Valleyfield, Kings, Prince Edward Island, Canada
MotherMary Grant
FatherAngus MacLeod

Born in Isle of Skye, Argyll, Scotland on 1810 to Angus MacLeod and Mary Grant. John MacLeod married Mary MacLeod and had 14 children. He passed away on 18 Oct 1883 in Valleyfield, Kings, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

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Parents
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Angus Macleod
1784 - 1871
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Mary Grant
1782 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Macleod
1820 - 1883
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Mary Mcleod
1810 - 1893
Children Show all
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Euphemia Mac Leod
1846 - 1867
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Jonathan Macleod Mcleod
1853 - 1938
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Margaret Macleod
1850 - 1947
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Katie Mac Leod
1862 - 1930
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Neil Mac Leod
1858 - 1880
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Norman Macleod
1856 - Unknown
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Angus Mac Leod
1862 - 1886
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Flora Mac Leod
1862 - 1886
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Rev.murdock J. Mac Leod
1861 - 1889
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Addison Macleod
1871 - Unknown
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Alexina Macleod
1848 - 1934
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Effie Mac Leod
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Macleod
1848 - 1925
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John J Mcleod
1853 - 1934

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