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Harata Poiwa Temoko was born in 1859 in East Coast, NZ.¹ She and John (Hone) (HEIHI) Hayes were married. She died in 1935, at age ~76, in East Coast, NZ.¹

Putiputi (Erana) (HEIHI) Hayes was born on 27 December 1881 in East Coast, NZ.¹ She and Athol Stanley Wemyss were married. She died on 8 September 1926, at age 44, in NZ.¹

Athol Stanley Wemyss was born on 10 January 1892 in Wellington, NZ.¹ He and Putiputi (Erana) (HEIHI) Hayes were married. He died on 11 December 1968, at age 76, in Wellington, NZ.¹

Stanley James Wemyss was born on 9 April 1916 in NZ.¹ He and Esmee Jocelyn Burns were married in 1939 in NZ.¹ He died on 22 May 1988, at age 72, in Auckland, NZ.¹

Esmee Jocelyn Burns was born about 1921 in Wellington, NZ.¹ She and Stanley James Wemyss were married in 1939 in NZ.¹ She died on 22 January 1966 in NZ.¹

John Howe was born about 1800 in USA.¹ He and Jane (Heni) Nuka were married.

John Howe was a whaler. Thank you for the info that I have obtained and to let youknow how excited i was to find your page. I ame searching for a john howe who was a whaler who came to NZ with a woman called Jane(Heni) Nuka from hawaii. but no nothing more that that he registered his son in Russell as Hone Hau Howe. As customery in nz in that period maori tribes often fostered other people into their families and often honoured them bu giving them by giving their children maori names. also in that period the language of the other islands was still very similar to maori and so jane would have been able to understand the maoris as in the hawaian island there is stil an small island that has a dialect of hawaiian similar to the maori language as is still spoken today as we know all polynesian languages have been influenced bu European missionaries and written as such.NZ is now going thru something similar with the newer version of Maori. John Howe was an american whaler in the period of 1800-1900. also many maori names were anglicised and english word maorified so it mus have been a fun period but difficult for us to find
I am alos looking for a james mackintosh who was in the british military pre and post maori war period as my grt grt grandfather was a military man at that time and I believe came with the militia helping the eurpoean settlers to settle in.I am unable to find anythin of him altho i have come across a james McIntosh? but then I lost the info.
I would be please for anything you might have. Thank you
Joanne Howe .I am 73 yrs old and enjoying doing familyresearch. JoH

Our John Howe was a mariner (Whaling boat captain) during the whaling period in Russell (Whangamumu Whaling Station) and on one of his trips down south he brought with him hjis wife and 2 sons. One son was registered in 1852 as Hone Hau HOWE and we believe he could have been at least 5 or 6 yrs old. His wife Jane Nuka came with him but she was fromHawaii either Oahu or Maui. She was called Heni (translation of Jane in Maori) and their son John(Hone) Hau HOWE.It is assumed that Hau was the translationof Howe by the Maoris but John Howe was known to be an American Jew and on research found many HAU's in Germany as well as amongst the Jewish people.He returned to the USA with the older son who may have been made part of the crew. It is not know for sure if John Howe ever came back to reside in NZ but the is a well known story of his son Hone rowing his boat 'backwards'(facing the front of the rowboat) from Rawhiti (just out of Russell) to Russell to see his father so its a possibility he could have come back and if so which John Howe is he in that area and period. Also there are many Nuka's in Hawaii with a lot more in Alaska. and Nuka isn't NZ maori in that period. With the whaling trade plying from Alaska to NZ down thru San Francisco and Hawaii it can be expected but this man eludes my search as there HOWE's in Massachusetts who were HAU and HOWE from Europe including Britain. I have found a John Howe with a wife Jane in USA.with whereabouts I don't know. JoH
Possibly Master of "Micmac" , 1843, Otago FT.

Jane (Heni) Nuka was born in Hawaii, USA.¹ She and John Howe were married.

John (Hone) Hau Howe was born about 1846 in Russell, NZ.¹

Charles Gower Coldicutt was born on 30 May 1831 in Birmingham, ENG, 58 in 1892 JGOC.^1,2 He and Mary Murdoch were married on 5 September 1854.³ He died on 26 March 1911, at age 79, in Onehunga, Auckland, NZ.^1,3

Charles Gower Coldicutt immigrated to arrived Auckland may 1842 on the Osprey in 1842.²

M S de BELIGNY was born about 1810 in France.^1,2

M S de BELIGNY was a botanist Akaroa, representative of the Nanto-Bordelaise Company in 1843.^1,2

Dodds was born about 1800.¹

Dodds was a whaler Banks Peninsula in 1838.¹

George Read was born before 1760 in ENG. He and Mary Batt were married.

Greenwood was born about 1800.¹

Living Pigeon Bay about 1840? TM.

Russell was born about 1810.¹

1844 living Molyneaux Bay, Otago TM.

William Low was born about 1810 in St Kitts, Caribbean, Antigua? RBTU.^1,2

1849 living Taieri River, Otago RBTU. William Low immigrated to to NZ in 1843.¹ He was a whaler in 1843.¹

R Campbell was born about 1800.¹

R Campbell was an Australian land speculator about 1835.¹

Joseph Henry Levien was born about 1835.¹ He and Francis Mary Parkinson were married in 1865.²

Wilson was born about 1785.¹

Visited Tauranga on the 'HMS Herald" 1826 ES.

Charles Potier was born about 1810 in France.¹ He and Maori were married.

Catholic trader with Louis BIDOIS and Emil BORELL ES. Charles Potier was a trader at TePuna in January 1840.²

Louis Bidois was born about 1810 in France.^1,2 He and Maori were married.

Catholic trader along with Emnil BORELL and Charles POTIER ES. Louis Bidois was a trader at TePuna in January 1840.³

Emil Borell was born about 1810 in France.¹

Catholic trader alomg with Louis BIDOIS and Charles POTIER ES. Emil Borell was a trader at TePuna in January 1840.²

Jean (Father) Simon Bernard was born in 1806.^1,2 He died in 1876, at age ~70.

Went to Australia abt 1852 PTR. Jean (Father) Simon Bernard immigrated to arrived Hokianga NZ in 1843.^3,2 He was a marist priest at Tauranga and later Akaroa. in 1844.¹