1700's MACLEOD, ALEXANDER, he was possibly the son of Murdo, son of Norman of Cuidrach, son of Murdo of Raasay, styled the tutor, son of Alexander Macleod IV of Raasay. He married CATHERINE MACQUEEN d/o Reverend William Macqueen (1720-17 sept 1787) He was tacksman of Peinmore and later of Camustinavaig, Parish of Portree, Skye. They had children;
    1.John Macleod born 1769
    2.Captain Murdo Macleod m. Marion Macdonald, d/o Major Alexander Macdonald, tacksman of Cuidrach (adjoining Kingsburg) and his wife Annabella, d/o Captain Hugh Macdonald of Armadale. Captain Murdo was alive in 1826 but dead by 1829, for the tack was renewed from Whitsunday, 1829 to Arthur Stewart, who succeeded "Murdo Macleod's heirs in the tenancy. Captain Murdo and Marion Macdonald had children;
        a.Margaret Macleod m. Reverend Alexander Macdonald a teacher and minister in Rogart.
        b.Annabella Macleod b. c1792, m. James Munro M.D. s/o George Munro, miller of Strath
            Skye and his wife Janet Macqueen. They emigrated to PEI in 1840. She died in Alberry
             Plains PEI in August 1852 aged 60 yrs.