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Thanks Neale1961.
That baptism does not appear to be in the Jersey PRs on Ancestry. May I ask the source please.
There are a number of references online to Francis Le Maistre's wife being Margaret Stuart.
One from the Dictionary of Canadian Biography.
When Le Maistre died he was given a lavish military funeral attended by companies from the British garrison and militia and a "numerous assemblage of the most respectable citizens, and gentlemen of the Legislature." Within months of this impressive burial, his widow, Margaret Stuart Le Maistre, was inundated by the demands of more than 60 creditors for payment of 2,250 pounds in debts. After selling Le Maistre's landed property in 1806, Margaret Le Maistre was left destitute.
Elizabeth's older sister Margaret was baptised at St Anne Soho in London in April 1782, parents Francis and Margaret, obviously in English this time. The two sisters were married the same day in Quebec City in 1804.
Born about 1743 on Jersey, s/o Francois-Guillaume Le Maistre and Elizabeth Theodore, he was in Canada from about 1775-1776 before returning to London and then back to Quebec by 1777. Returned to England again by 1783 and then back to Quebec in 1786. Came from the Dictionary of Canadian Biography.
So you are right, he could have been married anywhere, but most likely Quebec somewhere. Lots of Scots went there in the army.
Ian C