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John McLeod

Birth1771 - Scotland
Death19 Feb 1853 - Johnston, North Carolina, United States
MotherEuphemia Effie MacDonald
FatherMalcolm Kendrom MacLeod

Born in Scotland on 1771 to Malcolm Kendrom MacLeod and Euphemia Effie MacDonald. John McLeod married Mary Mcinnis Gilcrest and had 11 children. He passed away on 19 Feb 1853 in Johnston, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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Malcolm Kendrom Macleod
1750 - 1844
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Euphemia Effie Macdonald
1760 - 1836
Spouse(s)
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Mary Mcinnis Gilcrest
1772 - 1822
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Nancy Urquhart
1784 - 1824
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Mary Gilcrest
1774 - 1821
Children Show all
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Daniel Mclead
1804 - 1870
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Murdock Mcleod
1809 - 1862
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Norman Mcleod
1799 - 1870
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Daniel William Mcleod
1790 - Unknown
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Christian Mcleod
1811 - 1880
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John Mcleod
1802 - 1847
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Mary Louisa Mcleod
1802 - 1842
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Jeannette Mcleod
1816 - 1890
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Christian Mccleod
1810 - 1880
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Neill Mcleod
1794 - 1860
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Sarah Urquhart
1838 - Unknown

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