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Hohipaea McGregor
(1830 - d.)
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Kuraroa II
(deceased)
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Puriti
(deceased)
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Toi-kai-rakau MP
(c.840 - d.)
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Takitakitu Namana
(1806 - d.)
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Maniapoto MP
(1560 - d.)
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Te Kanawa-ikatu MP
(c.1770 - c.1852)
Signed the treaty
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Ruawahine Faulkner
(b. - 1855)
Ruawahine, of Ngai Tukairangi hapu of Ngai Te Rangi, was the daughter of Tawaho and Parewhakarau. Also known as Puihi, she was born probably in the early nineteenth century and became an important link...
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Te Tuhi O Te Rangi MP
(deceased)
Te Tuhi O Te Rangi This is NOT Patara Te Tuhi / Patara Te Tuhi O Te Rangi He is NOT son of the Maori King Te-Tuhi-O-te-Rangi. he was born c 1780-90 He married Kirikino. Children: Kautawhi...
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Apanui Ringamutu MP
(deceased)
Apanui Ringamutu, became the founding ancestor of Te Whānau-ā-Apanui. This depiction of Apanui Ringamutu is from the marae at the national museum, Te Papa, and was carved by Cliff Whiting.
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Te Ringa-ono
(1812 - d.)
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Te Rangi Kapa-O-Hu
(deceased)
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Pūkenga MP
(deceased)
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Hori Haupapa MP
(c.1793 - 1879)
But to return to our Maori, whose name we found out is *Hori Haupapa – he is a fine old fellow, some 86 years old. He fought on the English side in the war and was wounded in three places. On being que...
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Horiwia
(1819 - 1885)
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Aamai Thomas
(1816 - d.)
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Kohi Kohi PATU
(c.1819 - c.1841)
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Kotiro Hinerangi
(deceased)
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Te Akau Meretini MP
(c.1826 - 1897)
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Hemi Parai
(deceased)
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Haimona Te Utupoto
(b. - 1922)
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Meri WEHIKORE
(deceased)
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Motoitoi
(deceased)
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Te Rangitakina MP
(c.1786 - d.)
One of the leading chiefs at the Bay of Plenty, on the East coast of the northern Island of New Zealand; his dress consists of a rich topuui, or war mat, of white dog's hair, with a deep black border, ...
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Te Tirarau Kukupa MP
(b. - 1882)
Te Tirarau Kukupa, the son of Kukupa and his first wife, Whitiao, was born probably in the late 1790s. He was descended from Rahiri, an ancestor of Nga Puhi; his grandmother was Te Toka-i-Tawhio, leade...
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Maui Pomare MP
(c.1875 - 1930)
Sir Maui Wiremu Pita Naera Pomare, KBE, CMG (1875 or 1876 – 27 June 1930) was a New Zealand doctor and politician, being counted among the more prominent Māori political figures. He is particularly kno...
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Kahe Te Rau-o-te-rangi MP
(b. - c.1871)
Kahe Te Rau-o-te-rangi (?–1871) was a notable New Zealand te ati awa leader, trader and innkeeper. Of Māori descent, she identified with the Te Ati Awa iwi. She was a signatory to the Treaty of Waita...
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Tūtānekai MP
(deceased)
Tūtānekai lived on Mokoia Island in Lake Rotorua. Although of high rank, he was an illegitimate child. He was conceived when Tūwharetoa, a chief from Kawerau, visited the island. His mother Rangiuru wa...
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Rahiri MP
(1475 - 1585)
Rahiri lived within the period 1475-1585 using generational calculations. Moetonga and Paru are two later wives of Rahiri, descendents of these wives respectively settling the west and east coasts and ...
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Te Ata Ihaia
(deceased)
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Rangitāne MP
(deceased)
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Te Retimana Te Korou
(1804 - 1882)
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Maketu MP
(c.1825 - 1842)
On 7 March 1842 Maketū Wharetōtara (also known as Wiremu Kīngi Maketū), the 17-year-old son of the Ngāpuhi chief Ruhe of Waimate, became the first person to be judicially executed in New Zealand. The p...
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Erana McRoberts
(1834 - 1929)
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