(c. 1740-1794?), pioneer. (Big Norman MacLeod) Born in Scotland. He served in the British Navy during the American War of Independence. He took part with his second cousin Alexander MacLeod and with Alexander’s father Kenneth MacLeod in arranging the emigration from Scotland to Glengarry in 1793-1794 of some 150 Highlanders (MacLeods MacGillivrays, and others). He died in the Lancaster area or on the Front of Lancaster shortly after the arrival of the 1793-1794 settlers in GC. He is thought to be buried at South Lancaster. He was married, and had at least one son.

MacLeods , ii, 20, 158 ff * McLean: index