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Hohi
Matene (Manson)
whakapapa, images & korero
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(Apologies about the reflection.)
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These photos were
taken onto the Ruaka Marae at Ranana on 5 December 2015 by Harvey Bell
(G-grandson of Hohi) supported by Bobby Gray (a G-G-grandson, from the first
family, Te Manihera, down the Ngatoka line - explained further on), Roland
Bell (Harvey's youngest brother), his son Rio together with Hamish Horsley, a
descendant of Stuart Manson's older brother (by 7 years) George.
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About the photo
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Hohi Matene
(Mrs S H Manson) holding her mokopuna Rio Bell (Harvey's father), (circa
1910), the first son (3rd child) of her youngest child Jean (Tini), b. 1875,
d. 1927. This is the only known image of Hohi.
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Middle
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Hohi's
eldest, Te Pura McGregor's (nee Te Manihera) father was Maui Te Manihera,
Chief of Ngā Poutama had been killed at Moutua in 1864. Pura had two sisters
only one (Ngatoka) of whom survived and had issue.
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Final resting place
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Hohi Matene's grave (at
the Ruaka Urupa)
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Died November 24, 1912
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Aged 76 years
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Hohi's eldest child
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Pura Te Manihera was
born in 1855, married Gregor McGregor in 1879 and died in 1920. She was the first Māori woman to be awarded
the OBE for her many good works including raising £38,000 (around $4m in
today's money) in six weeks in 1919 as a Carnival Queen for returned
servicemen. She was also active on the
Whanganui Beautification Society.
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Pura McGregor - Other
photo's
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Hohi's grandfather
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Te Mawae b. circa 1797, d. 1882
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Hohi's
paternal grandfather who, together with his sister Rere-o-maki (mother of
Major Kemp - the first Māori Officer in the British Army) and older brother
Te Anaua (Hori Kingi), was a Treaty signatory and also signed the Deed of
Sale for the land on which Whanganui now sits.
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Biography links
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There is a factual
error in the extract linked above. It is generally accepted that Te Anaua had
no issue.
There is also a link to the Treaty document signed by the two brothers and
their sister. They are signatories
117,119 and 120.
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