Haurongo: Pompallier, Jean Baptiste François

Aubert, Mary Joseph

1835–1926

Catholic nun, nurse, herbalist, teacher, social worker, writer

Barsanti, Ottavio

1825 to 1826 (year uncertain)–1884

Missionary, priest, writer

Chapman, Anne Maria

1791–1855

Missionary

Chapman, Anne Maria

1792–1876

Missionary

Croke, Thomas William

1822 to 1823 (year uncertain)–1902

Catholic bishop

Dickson, Mary Bernard

1810 to 1811 (year uncertain)–1895

Nun, nurse, teacher

Garavel, Joseph Marie

1823 to 1824 (year uncertain)–1885

Missionary

Garin, Antoine Marie

1810–1889

Priest, missionary, educationalist

Hine-i-tūrama Ngātiki

1818–1864

Ngāti Whakaue woman of mana

Hotere, Hone Papita Raukura (Ralph)

1931–2013

Te Aupōuri; artist

Lampila, Jean

1808–1897

Missionary

Luck, John Edmund

1840–1896

Catholic bishop

Lundon, John

1828 (year uncertain)–1899

Entrepreneur, politician, diplomatist

Maher, Mary Cecilia

1799–1878

Nun, teacher, social worker

Marmon, John

1798 to 1800 (year uncertain)–1880

Sailor, convict, Pakeha-Maori, interpreter, shopkeeper, sawyer, carpenter, soldier

McDonald, James

1824–1890

Missionary, priest, vicar general

McDonald, James

1830–1899

Missionary, priest

Murphy, Michael

1806 to 1807 (year uncertain)–1852

Clerk, police magistrate, sub-sheriff

Ngā-kahu-whero

Te Rarawa woman of mana

O'Reilly, Patrick

1843 (year uncertain)–1914

Catholic priest, educationalist

Pezant, Jean Étienne

1811–1880

Missionary, priest

Raukawa, Te Mete

1836 to 1837 (year uncertain)–1926

Ngāti Ranginui leader, assessor, sportsman

Redwood, Henry

1823–1907

Farmer, politician, racehorse breeder

Tapsell, Phillip

1777 to 1791 (year uncertain)–1873

Mariner, whaler, trader

Thierry, Charles Philippe Hippolyte de

1793–1864

Businessman, coloniser, music teacher

Tiramōrehu, Matiaha

?–1881

Ngāi Tahu leader, teacher, land protester, assessor