1820
-
1840
Norman
McLeod
-identity
unknown Census
Kershaw
District
1820
-1
m
45+
foreigner
not
naturalized
-
Census
Kershaw
District
1830
-
NOT
FOUND
-
born
before
1775.
Norman
McLeod
-
Indirect
Line
-
Born
cr.
1788
probably
on
board
ship
from
Ireland
to
Virginia,
he
was
the
son
of
Angus
and
Nancy
McCutchen/eon
McLeod,
brother
of
Alexander
McLeod,
h/o
Sarah
McIntosh
and
brother
to
Daniel
McLeod,
h/o
Catherine
McLean.
Named
in
his
brother
Alexander's
1824
will
as
co-executor
with
Daniel,
the
last
known
document
for
him
is
his
March
8
1824
appearance
in
Probate
Court
where
he
swore
the
executor
oath.
Not
named
in
his
sister
Margaret's
1828
Will,
it
would
appear
he
was
deceased
by
that
year
or
had
left
the
area.
Norman
McLeod,
husband
of
Betsy
McLeod
-
this
Norman
was
the
son
of
Alexander
and
Sarah
{Gellis?/McCaskill?}
McLeod.
His
wife
was
the
daughter
of
Angus
and
Nancy
McCutchen
McLeod,
making
this
another
of
my
indirect
lines.
Norman
and
Betsy
McLeod
McLeod
migrated
to
Alabama
in
1839
along
with
Besy's
sisters,
Mary
Polly
McLeod
McCoy/McKay,
and
Nancy
McLeod
Bethune
Norman
McLeod,
husband
of
Elizabeth
Lackey
-
the
exact
identity
of
this
Norman
is
unknown
-
he,
like
the
first
Norman
above,
is
never
found
in
any
census
in
Sumter
or
Kershaw
Districts.
On
a
recent
research
trip,
I
pulled
Deeds
concerning
Elizabeth
Lackey
McLeod
and
confirmed
that
she
was
indeed
the
wife
of
a
Norman
McLeod.
The
following
are
unattached
records
of
Norman
McLeods
1729
-
1830
Misc.
SC
Index
(1729-1825)
VVV/550
Power
of
Attny
from
Elizabeth
McLeod
to
Norman
McLeod
dtd
12/31/1805
ownership
unknown
Misc.
SC
Index
YYY/230
same
Index ownership
unknown
Court
of
Common
Pleas
(Index
found
in
the
Camden
Archives)
Simmons,
Jermiah
vs
Alexander
McLeod
for
Norman
McLeod
Year
1810
Hood
vs.
Norman
McLeod
A
044
Roll
44
Year
1818
Osprey
vs.
Norman
McLeod
A
336
Roll
195
Year
1820
Draugh
vs.
Norman
McLeod
A
424
Roll
248
Year
1820
Stafford
vs.
Norman
McLeod
C
233
Roll
752
Year
1820
Williams
vs.
Norman
McLeod
C
236
Roll
753
Year
1820
Lackey
Mary
vs
Norman
McLeod
Year
1820
Boykin,
Francis
vs
Norman
McLeod Camden
Court
of
Equity
GS-3533
Neighboring
Districts/Counties
Darlington:
Norman
McLeod,
husband
of
Elizabeth
Cade
-
reportedly
the
son
of
Norman
and
Jennette
Morrison
McLeod
but
nothing
found
to
prove
this
relationship.
Norman
died
between
1824
and
1830.
He
is
reportedly
buried
in
Little
Mountain
Cemetery
with
other
McLeod
Family
Members.
This
is
100
ft
off
dirt
road
1/4
mile
from
hwy
301
toward
Lynches
River
(
this
road
is
1
mile
from
hwy
52
and
301
at
Effingham).
He
married
ELIZABETH
ADAIR
CADE
October
30,
1796
in
Williamsburg
County,
SC,
USA,
daughter
of
ROBERT
CADE
and
ANN
ADAIR.
She
was
born
March
15,
1780
in
North
Carolina,
and
died
February
15,
1860
in
Darlington
County,SC.
Darlington
county
census
1850;
Elizabeth
age
71,
lived
at
son's
house(
Robert
Cade
McLeod)
She
died
at
age
79
;Burried
in
same
cemetery.
Darlington
County
1860
Mortality
Census,
frame
297,
line
15
i.
DANIEL
MCLEOD,
b.
Abt.
1798
-
Family
lost
site
of
early
but
research
shows
a
Daniel
McLeod
fought
in
the
war
of
1812
and
was
in
Darlington
County
in
1840
and
1850.
No
positive
identification
yet
established.
ii.
JACOB
A
MCLEOD,
b.
August
20,
1804.
iii.
AGNES
ANNE
MCLEOD,
b.
April
02,
1807,
d.
October
29,
1889,
Georgetown,Texas.
iv.
JAMES
THADEUS
MCLEOD,
b.
April
02,
1807,d.
June
06,
1889,
Georgetown,
SC.
v.
HARRIETT
MATILDA
MCLEOD,
b.
July
17,
1811,
Elim
Community,
Effingham,
SC;
d.
June
06,
1889.
vi.
ROBERT
CADE
MCLEOD,
b.
December
29,
1813,
Elim
Community,
Effingham,
SC;
d.
December
01,
1894,
Georgetown,Texas.
vii.
RODERICK
MCLEOD,
b.
Abt.
1815.
viii.
NORMAN
E
MCLEOD,
b.
October
18,
1816;
d.
July
25,
1844.
ix.
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
MCLEOD,
b.
December
13,
1820,
Elim
Community,
Effingham,
SC,
USA;
d.
September
25,
1895,
Timmonsville,
Sumter,
SC,
USA.
(link
to
YDNA
page)
Norman
h/o
Elizabeth
Cade
is
claimed
as
a
brother
of
Daniel
McLeod,
h/o
Jane
R.
Evans
-
A
descendant
of
George
Washinton
McLeod
has
participated
in
the
ACMS
YDNA
Project;
his
Haplotype
(think
signature)
has
a
clear
pattern
of
mutation
that
allows
us
to
place
him
in
a
Branch
of
MacLeods
whose
Most
Recent
Common
Ancestor
was
born
about
1700
AD
in
Scotland.
The
project
would
greatly
benefit
(as
would
researchers
of
this
family)
from
the
participation
of
a
male
from
Daniel
and
Jane's
line;
should
such
a
descendant
match
the
clear
pattern
of
mutation
found
in
the
descendant
of
Norman
and
Elizabeth
Cade
McLeod,
the
relationship
would
be
proven.
The
research
on
this
family
has
a
great
deal
of
questionable
attachments
which
will
be
discussed
below
-
YDNA
can
help
to
sort
out
the
truth
behind
those
assumed
attachments.
1836
-
A
Norman
petitions
the
court
along
with
other
area
residents
to
charter
a
railroad
from
Darlington
to
Wrights
Bluff
on
the
Santee
River.
October
11
1836
Series
Number
S165015
Item:00084
Description:
CITIZENS
OF
DARLINGTON,
BISHOPVILLE,
MECHANICSVILLE,
SUMTERVILLE,
AND
CLARENDON,
PETITION
TO
CHARTER
A
RAILROAD
FROM
DARLINGTON
TO
WRIGHTS
BLUFF
ON
SANTEE.
accessed
8/27/2004
by
Lori
McLeod
Wilke
!Source:
http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/search
