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Neilson/Rameka
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21 Posts
Posted -  13/02/2008  :  2:57:08 p.m.
Hello,

If anyone is able to assist I am trying to find the whakapapa for Wi Pou, from Mangakahia who married Georgiana Meen from England. Wi Pou visted England in the 1860's along with other chiefs from the North including Ngati Horohia Chief, Te Hautakiri Kamariera Wharepapa.

Georgiana was a member of Queen Victorias household and she gave the marriage her blessing. Wi Pou claimed the union had been blessed by the Queen, so their first born was named William Royal Pou. This is how the name Royal/Roera came into effect in the North.

I am the great grandson of William Royals sister, Ngaroma Pou who married Hare Pikari, and subsequently Arena.

If you are able to assist, please contact me at normanbeazley@clear.net.nz or 04-9024822

many thanks

Norman Beazley
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Parakao1
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13 Posts
Posted - 14/02/2008 : 2:55:09 p.m.
Contact Ngati Hine FM and ask for Brian Pou


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Neilson/Rameka
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21 Posts
Posted - 14/02/2008 : 5:36:39 p.m.
Many thanks, will do.

All the best

Norman


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Renee Baker
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3 Posts
Posted - 6/09/2008 : 3:26:06 a.m.
Hi norman, You have good info . and perhaps if u contact Syria she might be able to connect u to Georgiana's mokopuna Lucy Harrison. Lucy was a wealth of knowledge. By the way Wharepapa is my great grandfather. Lucy is in her eighties so syria might be able to hook u up to the daughter or grand daughter.
Well r u pleased to see some sunshine? we r , never been so cold in all my life. Off to Perth soon and I can't wait but we will keep intouch
Arohanui Renee and Maitie...


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TeMareao2nd
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12 Posts
Posted - 27/04/2010 : 3:19:48 p.m.
Kia ora. I am the great grand daughter of Ngaroma Pou and Arena Te Awa. They had Koro, Kina Arena. I come from his first marriage to Heni Mahika Hakaraia. He married again.   Koro Kina is buried at Triest, Italy. They call him Skinner. E-mail me if you would like the wee bit of whakapapa I have on Koros side. I dont have much.Go to Top of Page
TeMareao2nd
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12 Posts
Posted - 27/04/2010 : 3:21:57 p.m.
Kia ora. I am the great grand daughter of Ngaroma Pou and Arena Te Awa. They had Koro, Kina Arena. I come from his first marriage to Heni Mahika Hakaraia. He married again.   Koro Kina is buried at Triest, Italy. They call him Skinner. E-mail me if you would like the wee bit of whakapapa I have on Koros side. I dont have much.Go to Top of Page
boofta
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3 Posts
Posted - 2/08/2010 : 2:30:29 p.m.
Hello, I am a descendent od Ngaromo and Hare Pickering. I would appreciate any whakapapa you have.

 

Thanks

 

Norman 


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kina
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326 Posts
Posted - 2/08/2010 : 5:16:29 p.m.

Have you an email address
quote:
boofta wrote:
Hello, I am a descendent od Ngaromo and Hare Pickering. I would appreciate any whakapapa you have.

 

Thanks

 

Norman 



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boofta
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3 Posts
Posted - 2/08/2010 : 6:09:30 p.m.
Hello I do

 

normanbeazley@clear.net.nz

 

Dad always used to talk about Skinner Pickering. He also went to war in the 28th Maori Battalion

 

Norman 


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