Whakapapa
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"Land, Water and Resource Use in Wairarapa"
- a report to the Waitangi Tribunal for Ngai Tumapuhiaarangi
1997.
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CHAPTER 2
TE TAIAO: THE WHAKAPAPA KORERO OF NGAI TUMAPUHIAARANGI
2.1 THE ROHE POTAE of NGAI TUMAPUHIA
Ngai Tumapuhiaarangi claim ancestry from the
Kurahaupo and Takitimu canoes. Wairarapa was originally inhabited
by people of the Kurahaupo canoe. Most hapu in Wairarapa derive
descent from Hinematua as their claim to land. [13]
Tukoroua was a granddaughter to Hinematua and
her people occupied coastal Wairarapa. One of her descendants,
Tumapuhia was brought up in Waimarama. Tumapuhia migrated
as a young man from Waimarama to Wairarapa to live amongst
his relatives. Tumapuhia settled at Te Unuunu with Hikawera
[14] (496).
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Tukoroua
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Toka
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Humarie
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Tataiaho
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Tuairau
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Rakaitekura
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Tumapuhia
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His people Ngai Tumapuhia became an important
and numerous tribe whom occupied the coast. [15] He was a
descendant of Tukoroua through both mother and father.
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Tukoroua
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Toka
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Humarie
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Huitao
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Hinegatura
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Te Ikaraeroa
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Tumapuhia
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- Tumapuhia by marriage to Hine te Ao had five children.
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Tumapuhia = Hine te Ao
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13 - Hinematua was the ancestress claimed
from in most of the Maori Land Court cases.
14 - Maori Land Court, Te Maipi minutes 12th September 1888;496
15 - Maori Land Court, Te Maipi minutes 19th September 1888:98
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