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Te Henui Cemetery, also known as New Plymouth Cemetery, is the oldest public cemetery in New Plymouth, New Zealand. It was first used in 1861. The cemetery is the resting ground for the last eight victims of Titokowaru's War (1869) and contains the Commonwealth war graves of 12 men who served in the First World War, and 19 men who served in the Second World War.
World War I:
- Private Henry Bennett
- Lance Corporal William John Bishop
- Sapper James Finn
- Private Sydney Hodges - Profile
- Trooper Arthur Preston Kidd
- Trooper George Hartley Knight
- Private John Fountain Lunn
- Private Horace Barnett Morshead - Profile
- Private Albert Riverina James Parker
- Sapper Edward Herbert Richardson
- Private Edward George Tunnecliff
- Corporal John William Morrissy
World War II:
- Lance Corporal Ronald William Barr
- Leading Aircraftman Ronald Thomas Bransgrove
- Flying Officer Jack Rua Coath
- Private Arthur Edward Samuel Corkill - Profie
- Corporal Daphne May Foster
- Sergeant Robert Bruce Garland
- Sergeant Albert Victor Hemsley
- Private James Leonard Lidbury
- Private William McKenna
- Sergeant John Stuart McManaway
- Sergeant John Amos Medhurst
- Aircraftman 2nd Class Alfred Henry Moores
- Aircraftman 2nd Class Maxwell Stanley Nelson
- Air Commodore Edward George Olson - Profile
- Private Terence Robson
- Company Quartermaster Sergeant Walter Ernest Scott
- Private James Walter Strood
- Leading Aircraftman Felix Patrick Ulenberg
- Warrant Officer Class 2 Malcolm Walker
Vietnam:
- Sergeant Gordon Sutherland Watt
Notable burials:
- Frederic Carrington (1807–1901), local Member of Parliament, Taranaki Superintendent, and "Father of New Plymouth"
- Paddy George (1883–1950), representative rugby league player
- Monica Brewster (1886-1973), the lady behind the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery
- Leila Hurle (1901–1989), senior school inspector[
- Thomas King (1821–1893), local Member of Parliament and one of the original settlers of New Plymouth
- Abraham Salaman (1885/1886?–1941), merchant, dyer, herbalist and charlatan
- Thomas S. Weston (1836–1912), judge and 19th-century Member of Parliament