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They were the parents of 13 children. She died on 12 July 1860 in Leakesville Greene County Mississippi at the age of 82 and was buried in Scotland Cemetery Leakesville Greene County Mississippi.

 

The fourth Saturday in September has become the traditional time for the family of Peter McLeod (abt. 1775-1850) and wife Sarah McCaskill Mcleod (abt. 1778-1860 ) to celebrate their heritage by gathering at the Vernal Presbyterian Church just off River Road in Greene County.

 

Mr. McLeod attended Salem High School in Greene County Miss. under the instruction of David Moore Robert Shannon and others.

 

Christian McLeod was born in December 1854 in Mississippi. She was the daughter of Allen McLeod and Nancy Ball. She grew up in Greene County.

 

When Allen McLeod was born in 1814 in North Carolina United States his father Peter Miles McLeod Sr. was 39 and his mother Sarah McCaskill was 36. He married Nancy Ann Ball in 1847 in Vernal Greene Mississippi United States.

 

Among its first settlers were Laughlin McCoy and John McRae both of whom were members of the Constitutional Convention in 1817. The McDuffeys McCaskill's McPherson's McLeod's Walter Denny McInnis Laughlin McKay the Breland's Moody's Smith's Kittrell's Avery's and Brewer's.

 

They first settled in North Carolina and years later Peter and Daniel moved further west into Mississippi. One settling in Mount Olive and the other in Vernal.

 

There is evidence of land grants being issued in the Green County area and signed on May 25 1825 by President John Q. Adams. Most of the early settlers in this region were Scottish Irish or English.