1814–1903
Clergyman, teacher, bishop
1833–1902
Journalist, lawyer, philologist, astronomer, naturalist
1822–1898
Public administrator, runholder, politician
1829–1906
Political hostess, community leader, letter-writer
1808–1888
Soldier, military leader
1827–1878
Photographer, businessman
1811–1887
Journalist, politician, public servant, premier, writer
1813–1907
Missionary, Presbyterian minister
1829–1895
Feminist, writer
1818–1896
Journalist, provincial superintendent, politician, public servant
1823 to 1824 (year uncertain)–1885
Missionary
1835–1916
Lawyer, teacher, magistrate, civil commissioner, politician, writer
1837–1917
Teacher, social worker
1807–1889
Ngāti Hine leader
1819 (uncertain)–1887
Merchant, ship owner, politician, provincial superintendent
1806 to 1807 (year uncertain)–1865
Missionary
?–1887
Te Āti Awa leader, peacemaker, politician
?–1875
Ngāpuhi tohunga, war leader, prophet
1816 (year uncertain)–1904
School administrator, politician, public servant, interpreter, soldier, judge
1827–1871
Missionary, teacher, linguist, bishop
1794–1861
Naval surgeon, naturalist, colonial secretary
?–1864
Ngāi Te Rangi missionary, teacher, war leader
?–1868
Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi leader, assessor
?–1866
Waikato leader, missionary, assessor, mediator
?–1866
Ngāti Hauā leader, teacher, diplomat
?–1895
Waikato leader, assessor, soldier, native commissioner, mediator, politician, diplomat
?–1860
Waikato leader, warrior, Māori King
?–1881
Ngāi Tahu leader, teacher, land protester, assessor
?–1892
Ngāti Whātua leader
1802–1864
Soldier, artist, administrator, provincial superintendent
