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Thanks Shaun.

I had searched in the Jersey burials but nothing showed up. Ancestry being temperamental again, unless it isn't indexed properly.

Ian C

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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

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Australia / Re: Henry BATEUP 1842-??
« on: Today at 07:45 »
Thanks Sue.

Had seen that one but have not been able to prove that is her as yet. One of the Imber children names their mother as Clara Jane Bough on a cert.

Ian C

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Australia / Re: Henry BATEUP 1842-??
« on: Today at 06:03 »
Thanks Sue.

In the baptism record for Sydney William at St Silas' Waterloo in 1874, Henry is named as the father. But as you say he was probably well out of the picture.

Starts to make sense now.

Where is Clara Jane BATEUP born 1869 then?

Ian C

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He was born in Hobart, Tasmania in 1846, younger son of Alfred Otter MONTAGU and Eliza Anna Maria VIGOUREUX, who were married on Jersey in 1837.

Alfred was a barrister and jointed his brother Algernon MONTAGU, a judge in Hobart in the early 1840s. Alfred drowned at Hobart in 1849.

By 1851 De Viry was on Jersey with his aunt Louisa BALLEINE nee VIGOUREUX. His mother Eliza was at Alverstoke, Hampshire with another sister in 1851.

In 1861 De Viry was still on Jersey, at school at St Helier. His mother is still in Hampshire, Matron at the Lunatic Asylum at Fareham.

After 1861 De Viry/De Very/De Verre MONTAGU seems to have disappeared. Can anyone find him on Jersey. He may have left the islands though and gone elsewhere.

His mother Eliza died in Hampshire in 1870.

Thanks
Ian C

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Eliza or Elizabeth LEMAISTRE was born at St Helier on Jersey according to 1851 and just Jersey in the 1861 census. She was a daughter of Francis LEMAISTRE and Margaret STUART and married Henry Mordaunt Gage VIGOUREUX in Quebec City, Quebec in 1804, where her father was Lieutenant Governor of the Gaspe in Quebec. HMG VIGOUREUX died in Newfoundland, Canada in 1830.

In 1851 she was on Jersey with her married daughter Louisa BALLEINE aged 65. In 1861 she is again with Louisa and her husband John aged 77, but this time in Hampshire in England. She died there in 1862. Not on the GRO index to get an age, and no age given on FreeBMD.

She was Eliza LeMaistre when she married Henry in Quebec, and Eliza on the baptisms of most of the children, but later becomes Elizabeth. Henry VIGOUREUX was born in Yorkshire and was an officer in the Royal Engineers, stationed in Canada and Ireland.

Have seen the name spelt as LE MAISTRE as well.

Can anyone find a birth/baptism for this lady on Jersey, and perhaps a marriage for her parents, although they could have been married anywhere.

Thanks
Ian C

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Australia / Re: Henry BATEUP 1842-??
« on: Today at 00:35 »
Thanks Sue.

Unless it is coincidence she is buried with Eliza Bateup, then she is probably the "daughter" Florence mentioned in the In Memoriam notice in 1909.

Ian C

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New Zealand / Re: Welcome back, everybody(I hope)!
« on: Yesterday at 23:09 »
Was starting to get withdrawal symptoms.

Did a Google search and they were apparently having server problems on their end, and another one said something about bots.

Ian C

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