McDonald and Potts family tree » Donald Pioneer McLeod (born Macleod) (1755-1845)

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1. Mclellan Web Site, Debora Mclellan, Donald (Pioneer) MacLeod, 30 juillet 2020

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   Donald Donald Pioneer MacLeod<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: 1755 - Isle of Eigg, Inverness-shire, Scotland<br>Death: Aug 10 1845 - Dunvegan, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada<br>Father: Duncan MacLeod Swan<br>Mother: Catherine MacLeod (born MacLellan)<br>Wife: Jessie MacLeod (born MacPherson)<br>Children: Mary MacLeodJohn MacLeodDuncan MacLeodAnne MacLennan (born MacLeod)<br>Siblings: Malcolm MacLeodJohn MacLeod

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   Donald (Pioneer) McLeod (born Macleod)<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: 1752 - Isle of Eigg, Scotland, UK<br>Occupation: Farmer<br>Death: Aug 10 1845 - Dunvegan, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada<br>Father: Duncan MacLEOD (SWAN)<br>Mother: Catherine MacLeod (born MacLellan)<br&gt;Wife: Jessie MacLeod (born MacPherson)<br>Children: Sarah MacDonald (born McLeod), John McLeod, Duncan McLeod, Mary Kennedy (born McLeod), Margaret Ann McLeod, Flora McLeod, Catherine MacDonald (born Macleod), Isabel McLeod (born Macleod), Anne McLeod<br>Siblings: Mary MacLeod, Euphemia MacLeod, Ann MacLeod, John MacLeod (born McLeod), Malcolm MacLeod (born McLeod)

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   Donald MacLeod<br>Also known as: Donald Pioneer MacLeod<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: Circa 1752 - Eigg, Inverness-shire, Scotland<br>Marriage: Spouse: Jessie MacPherson - Eigg, Inverness-shire, Scotland<br>Residence: 1923 - Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada<br>Death: Aug 10 1845 - Dunvegan, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada<br>Parents: Duncan MacLeod, Catherine MacLeod (born MacLellan)<br>Wife: Jessie MacLeod (born MacPherson)<br>Children: Isabelle MacLeod, Catherine MacLeod, Sarah MacLeod, Margaret MacLeod, Duncan MacLeod, John MacLeod, Mary Kennedy (born MacLeod), Flora MacLeod, Anne MacLennan (born MacLeod)<br>Siblings: ;Malcolm MacLeod, John MacLeod, Ann MacLeod, Effy MacLeod, Malcolm MacLeod, Mary MacLeod<br>This person appears to have duplicated relatives. View it on FamilySearch to see the full information.<br>  Additional information:
   
   LifeSketch: "Donald MacLeod, who is sometimes referred to as Pioneer Donald, and who is the common ancestor of so many people of the Broad Cove area, was born in Eigg in 1752. As young man, he married Jessie MacPherson, also of Eigg and in 1791 they came to North America with their family and settle in the Cape d'Or, Horseshoe Bay area near Parsboro. He was 39 when he came to Nova Scotia and he remained in Parsboro for some 17 years. At the end of this period he and his wife seemed dis-satisfied with their lives in the Parsboro area and decided to make yet another start. Their dissatisfaction was based largely of the religious environment of the area. In 1808, Donald MacLeod, his wife, Jessie MacPherson, and their seven daughters and two sons walked from Parsboro to the west coast of Cape Breton Island. They brought with them whatever they could carry and brought also six head of young cattle and a horse. Joining them on their walk were some others who had been with them at Parsboro. Among these were members of a Kennedy family, originally from Canna, Scotland, who had come with them o the same vessel to Parsboro in 1791. The MacLeod's eldest daughter, Mary, was already married to a member of this family, Donald Kennedy, at the time of the journey.upied by the MacLeods of St. Rose. later Donald MacLeod took out another grant at Broad Cove Marsh and the name of the area was subsequently changed to Dunvegan in the memory of the MacLeods' ancestral home in Skye. To register his deeds it was necessary to walk to Sydney. The land was deeded to the 'Colony' of Cape Breton which was not then a part of the province of Nova Scotia. Cape Breton was re-annexed to Nova Scotia in 1820 and the land was then a part of Nova Scotia an new deeds were obtained. At the time of the 'walk' Donald MacLeod was 56 years of age.er, he and the younger members of the family settled permanently at Dunvegan. His house was on the land now occupied by his great great grandson, Murdock MacLeod. His oldest son, John, who was a mature man at the time of the journey, married Anne MacKinnon and remained on the land at St. Rose.rea" July 29, 1979 Dunvegan, Nova Scotia

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6. MacDonald Web Site, Paul MacDonald, 17 août 2020

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