Elizabeth Susan MacLeod (23 February 1842 – 15 January 1939) was a Scottish-born Canadian poet, called the "Island Poetess" in reference to her adopted home, Prince Edward Island.

[1][2] MacLeod was known as the "Island Poetess", for her strong identification with Prince Edward Island after immigrating to marry in 1878.

[2][3] Her foray into historical fiction, Donalda (1905), was considered less successful than her patriotic poetry.

"She has written some fair verse, but it is quite clear that she knows little of prose," commented a review in The Canadian Magazine.

[4] MacQueen married her second cousin, Alexander D. MacLeod, a customs official based on Prince Edward Island.