1814–1903
Clergyman, teacher, bishop
1854–1942
Newspaper proprietor and editor, orchardist, land agent
1836 (year uncertain)–1916
Plasterer, politician, businessman
1822–1886
Artist, naturalist, writer
1839–1893
Newspaper proprietor and editor, politician, premier
1822–1897
Pharmacist, artist
1823 (year uncertain)–1895
Homemaker, letter-writer
1819–1907
Adventurer, writer
1822–1898
Public administrator, runholder, politician
1834/1835 (year uncertain)–1903
Journalist, newspaper editor
1830–1917
Administrator, politician, poet, magistrate, educationalist
1821–1899
Colonial governor
1841 (uncertain)–1898
Poet, journalist, politician
1843–1927
Journalist, newspaper proprietor, publisher, writer, politician
1794–1850
Master mariner, whaler
1838–1919
Soldier, farmer, teacher, entomologist
1809/1810 (year uncertain)–1898
Merchant, writer, newspaper proprietor, politician, provincial superintendent
1807–1887
Soldier, colonial governor
1825–1903
Landowner, auctioneer, farmer, pastoralist, businessman
1812–1883
Missionary, Methodist leader
1838–1906
Interpreter, magistrate, ornithologist, lawyer
1845–1903
Journalist, writer, feminist, social reformer
1847–1905
Sawmiller, politician
1808–1888
Soldier, military leader
1810–1890
Trader, newspaper editor, politician, educationalist, writer
1819/1820 (year uncertain)–1891
Bookbinder, local politician, bookseller, character
1852/1856 (year uncertain)–1930
Rongowhakaata and Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki leader
1822–1896
Builder, businessman, politician, writer, philanthropist
1803–1881
Journalist, lawyer, newspaper proprietor and editor, judge, philologist
1833–1898
Businessman, mayor
1847–1926
Community leader, artist, writer
1798–1875
Missionary, teacher, public servant, politician, judge
1813–1893
Pastoralist, politician, businessman
1817–1889
Naval officer, farmer, scientist, explorer, public servant
1808–1901
Carrier, temperance reformer, character
1829 (year uncertain)–1920
Feminist, benefactor
1837 (year uncertain)–1896
Banker, timber merchant, politician
1817/1818 (year uncertain)–1887
Interpreter, writer, land purchase agent
1821–1897
Farmer, newspaper editor
Political activist, poet, newspaper editor, writer
1784/1785 (year uncertain)–1859
Soldier
1813/1814 (year uncertain)–1894
Businessman, politician
1811–1887
Journalist, politician, public servant, premier, writer
1813–1876
Doctor, politician, provincial superintendent
1820/1825 (year uncertain)–1898
Magistrate, judge, public administrator, musician
1911–1980
Governor-general, soldier, writer
1815–1897
Doctor, community leader, hospital superintendent
1805–1865
Naval officer, hydrographer, colonial governor, meteorologist
1869–1947
Farmer, politician, prime minister
1807 (year uncertain)–1877
Innkeeper, land protester
1812 (year uncertain)–1893
Explorer, politician, premier, painter, social reformer
1840–1865
Interpreter, public servant
1823/1824 (year uncertain)–1885
Missionary
1832/1835 (year uncertain)–1906
Soldier, political activist, dog ranger
1831–1902
Farmer, journalist, newspaper proprietor and editor
1825–1898
Public servant, politician, writer
1830–1908
Wesleyan mission worker, teacher, homemaker
1814–1861
Lawyer, writer, administrator, coloniser, public servant
1852–1935
Rabbi, scholar, community leader
1829–1912
Colonial governor
1835–1916
Lawyer, teacher, magistrate, civil commissioner, politician, writer
1874–1952
Accountant, lawyer, ethnographer, native agent
1828 (uncertain)–1901
Runholder
1819/1820 (year uncertain)–1891
Police officer, magistrate, labour organiser
1814 (year uncertain)–1904
Missionary, bishop
1824–1907
Runholder, politician, premier
1852/1853 (year uncertain)–1942
Writer, lecturer, spiritualist
1817–1902
Soldier, politician
1820–1881
Draughtsman, artist, surveyor, explorer, soldier, public servant
Ngāti Kahungunu and Ngāti Te Whatuiapiti leader
1820 (year uncertain)–1865
Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi leader, teacher, assessor
1829–1884
Geologist, writer
1836–1910
Doctor, historian, collector, bibliographer
1817–1914
Doctor, farmer, politician
1841–1920
Goldminer, journalist, politician, educationalist
1822 (year uncertain)–1902
Businesswoman
1821–1897
Military engineer, colonial governor
1827–1905
Printer, newspaper proprietor and editor
1841–1923
Ngāti Kahungunu scholar, recorder, interpreter
1807–1889
Ngāti Hine leader
1791–1879
Shopkeeper, financier, community leader
1808 (year uncertain)–1891
Doctor, public servant, botanist
?–1894
Ngāti Porou leader, assessor, politician
?–1867
Waikato leader, farmer, assessor
1845–1893
Merchant, politician, philanthropist
1850–1924
Journalist, editor, newspaper proprietor, philanthropist
1827–1909
Journalist, newspaper editor, politician, public servant
1828 (year uncertain)–1899
Entrepreneur, politician, diplomatist
1819 (uncertain)–1887
Merchant, ship owner, politician, provincial superintendent
1831–1912
Farmer, explorer, public servant, administrator, politician
1811/1812 (year uncertain)–1883
Trader, Pakeha-Maori, judge, writer
1820–1895
Public servant, politician, naturalist
1822–1892
Labourer, carter, merchant, politician, runholder, land speculator
1802–1873
Cooper, community leader, farmer, politician, writer
1805 (year uncertain)–1890
Diarist
?–1894
Ngāti Kahungunu leader, reformer, politician
1810–1894
Missionary, linguist, translator
1809/1810 (year uncertain)–1852
Policeman, police magistrate, militia officer, roading supervisor
1778/1779 (year uncertain)–1866
Teacher, preacher, fisherman, coloniser
1813–1877
Doctor, politician
1821 (uncertain)–1914
Merchant, politician, educationalist, runholder
1823 (year uncertain)–1895
Catholic bishop
1806/1807 (year uncertain)–1865
Missionary
1827/1828 (year uncertain)–1904
Businessman, politician, planter, colonial administrator
1826/1827 (year uncertain)–1881
Photographer
1833/1834 (year uncertain)–1894
Ngāti Maru historian, politician
?–1871
Ngāpuhi leader, trader, government adviser
?–1885
Waikato leader, lay preacher, assessor, adviser to the Māori King
?–1887
Te Āti Awa leader, peacemaker, politician
?–1890
Ngāti Kahungunu leader
1830–1916
Politician, lawyer, educationalist
1853–1911
Politician, colonial governor
1934–2006
Māori literature scholar and author
?–1884
Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi tohunga, military leader, assessor
1832/1838 (year uncertain)–1917
Ngāi Tahu leader, pilot, farmer, politician
?–1872
Ngāpuhi leader, peacemaker, trader, government adviser
1837–1915
Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki and Rongowhakaata; politician, runholder
1811–1880
Missionary, priest
1836–1906
Bootmaker, labour activist, politician
Ngāpuhi tour party member
Nga Puhi tour party member
1843–1920
Soldier, land purchase officer
1824–1888
Explorer, runholder, conservationist, naturalist
?–1864
Ngāi Te Rangi leader, war leader
1831/1832 (year uncertain)–1898
Presbyterian minister, journalist, newspaper proprietor
1864–1949
Writer, teacher, lawyer, community leader
1836–1912
Lawyer, politician
1825–1891
Politician, newspaper editor
1833–1919
Farmer, politician, businessman
1830/1831 (year uncertain)–1915
Civil engineer, businessman, politician, runholder
1822–1898
Engineer, artist, politician, journalist, administrator
1814–1889
Runholder, pastoralist, sportsman, politician
1831–1903
Public administrator, politician, provincial superintendent, educationalist
1836 (year uncertain)–1887
Ngāti Whakaue leader, administrator, educationalist
1844–1928
Salvation Army officer, social worker
1830–1904
Lawyer, businessman, politician, financier, land speculator
1906–1963
University professor, historian
1845–1906
Politician, premier
1809–1878
Missionary, bishop, metropolitan
1814/1815 (year uncertain)–1887
Cabinet-maker, inlayer
1807–1879
Lawyer, administrator, politician, premier
1850–1928
Accountant, bibliophile
1844–1885
Lawyer, politician
1835 (year uncertain)–1920
Librarian
1812 (year uncertain)–1893
Doctor, administrator, scholar, linguist
1897–1974
Soldier, timber worker, axeman, bridge builder
1794–1861
Naval surgeon, naturalist, colonial secretary
Painter, designer, workers’ advocate
1819–1901
Politician, premier, runholder, pedigree stock-breeder, provincial superintendent, businessman, sportsman
1842–1918
Artist, engraver
1811 (uncertain)–1885
Naval officer, hydrographer
1859–1944
Ngāpuhi interpreter, genealogist
1809–1884
Lawyer, attorney general, politician, church chancellor
?–1905
Ngāi Tahu leader, politician, assessor
1832/1833 (year uncertain)–1890
Ngāpuhi petitioner, politician
?–1882
Ngāpuhi leader, prophet, historian, teacher, assessor
?–1892
Ngāti Maniapoto leader
1844–1928
Ngāti Whakaue woman of mana
1836–1913
Ngati Whakaue leader, policeman, customs officer
?–1872
Ngāti Tamaterā leader
?–1864
Ngāi Te Rangi missionary, teacher, war leader
1827/1828 (year uncertain)–1894
Ngāpuhi leader, politician
?–1894
Māori King, Waikato leader, prophet
1805–1873
Missionary, naturalist, writer
?–1868
Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi leader, assessor
?–1866
Waikato leader, missionary, assessor, mediator
?–1878
Ngāti Te Whatuiāpiti leader, farmer, assessor
?–1862
Ngāti Tūwharetoa leader
?–1888
Ngāti Tūwharetoa leader, carver
?–1881
Ngāti Kahungunu leader
Ngāi Te Rangihouhiri and Ngāti Awa leader
1846–1904
Taranaki leader, historian
?–1896
Ngāti Porou leader, soldier
?–1869
Ngāti Whātua leader
?–1882
Rangitāne and Ngāti Kahungunu leader
?–1887
Ngāti Hāua-te-rangi leader
?–1893
Taranaki warrior, leader
?–1875
Waikato woman of mana
?–1889
Te Whakatōhea leader
?–1870
Te Āti Awa leader, government adviser
?–1913
Ngāti Tarāwhai leader, carver, assessor
?–1883
Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi leader, soldier, assessor, politician, farmer
?–1885
Ngāti Kahungunu leader, farmer, assessor
?–1898
Muaūpoko leader, military leader, assessor, land purchase officer
?–1872
Ngāti Rangiwewehi warrior, Pai Mārire leader
?–1871 (year uncertain)
Te Āti Awa leader, trader, innkeeper
?–1876
Ngāti Toa leader, evangelist, writer, sheepfarmer, assessor
?–1889
Ngāti Maniapoto leader
?–1910
Waikato leader, newspaper editor, warrior, secretary to the Maori King
?–1866
Taranaki leader, prophet, religious founder
?–1847
Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi youth, political prisoner
?–1866
Ngāti Hauā leader, teacher, diplomat
?–1895
Waikato leader, assessor, soldier, native commissioner, mediator, politician, diplomat
?–1860
Waikato leader, warrior, Māori King
?–1881
Ngāti Raukawa and Ngāti Toa leader, missionary, assessor
1828–1868
Soldier, writer, artist
1814–1890
Architect, public servant, clergyman
1793–1864
Businessman, coloniser, music teacher
1816–1860
Military surgeon, medical scientist, writer, historian
?–1881
Ngāi Tahu leader, teacher, land protester, assessor
?–1904
Ngāti Kahungunu and Ngāti Te Whatu-i-āpiti leader, military leader, newspaper publisher, politician
1823 (year uncertain)–1907
Farmer, soldier, victim of injustice
?–1881
Ngāi Te Rangi leader, mission teacher, assessor
?–1903
Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi leader
1809–1872
Priest, missionary, bishop
1845–1924
Public servant, journalist, politician
1796–1862
Political theorist, colonial promoter, politician
1826–1891
Scholar, writer, linguist, public servant
1829–1903
Soldier, military leader, runholder, politician
1860–1937
Anglican bishop, Maori linguist
1822–1907
Missionary, farmer, educationalist, pastoralist
1815–1875
Printer, newspaper proprietor, politician
1793/1794 (year uncertain)–1871
Nurse, community leader
1814–1898
Farmer, politician
1812 (year uncertain)–1891
Missionary, nurse, teacher
1811–1885
Missionary, farmer, teacher, writer
1787/1788 (year uncertain)–1867
Soldier, police officer, bailiff
1802–1864
Soldier, artist, administrator, provincial superintendent
