Help with Whakapapa  

Kia ora bebski,

[url= http://www.maori.org.nz/tikanga/default.php?pid=sp72&parent=71]Pepeha - What Is It? [/url] explains this very nicely 😀

Tena rawa atu ki a koe Poutokomanawa.

Mauri Ora xxx

I'm looking for any information on KOHI, Te Rakena 1899- 1955and Tapara, Mere 1903-1996 

They were my grate grandparents  theyou lived in waahi and we're members of they were members  methods church if anyone has any information on were they are buried or photos I would be so grateful my Whakapapa died with them I have only just found after 10yrs of looking the Kohi family but they no very little about my grate grandad Frank so any help is appreciated 

As I was bought up it wasn't allowed to find out more about my maori side understanding words or protacol is hard for me also apologies if this is in the wrong spot me and technology don't mix well 

Woops sorry for not prof reading 

Tena koe @Arohakohey, 

It would be best if you make a new post and put the names in the topic title to make it easier for people to spot thd post.

I am trying to find hapu/iwi information about Sarah (baptised english name) Timu (her known name prior baptism) and possibly ngati kahungunu. I have only been able to find information on her husbands side but we are looking for information about Timu. Is there any whanau that know who her tupuna were and her marae. She was bought down to the bottom of the South Island by her husband, from the Bay of Islands as a married girl (she would possibly have been in her early teens). She was born approx 1806-1810. 

Tena koe @kadeisha,

It will be best if you put your request as a new topic as that way the names you are interested in will be a main heading, and hopefully will catch the eye of those who know these names.

Go to Tracing Tupuna forums and click on the add topic button. In the box for topic title put
TIMU, Sarah: Possibly Ngati Kahungunu, Looking for tupuna and marae
Then you can copy and paste what you put above.

Where there are new topics with the names in the title after about a week we put the post on our facebook page to see if anyone where can awhi.

Kia ora, yes please help with whakapapa on the Ngati Kuri ,Kaipo whanau.***

Tena koe @ngaputi-kaipo

It will be best if you put your request as a new topic as that way the names you are interested in will be a main heading, and hopefully will catch the eye of those who know these names.

Go to Tracing Tupuna forums and click on the add topic button. In the box for topic title put
KAIPO Whanau: Ngati Kuri, Help with Whakapapa
Then you can copy and paste what you put above.

Where there are new topics with the names in the title after about a week we put the post on our facebook page to see if anyone where can awhi.

I have just relocated permanentlyto Whanganui from Australia. I am of Ngati Raukawa descent.

My Grandfather was Rex Seymour Bevan. I think my Marae is Otaki.  Being new at this , I`m very keen to do my whakapapa with the longterm intent in using my Counselling Diploma / Cert 4 in Training and assessment to give myself in helping Maori. I would appreciate help in heading in the right direction.

Adrian Austin/Bevan.

Tena koe @adrian

It will be best if you put your request as a new topic as that way the names you are interested in will be a main heading, and hopefully will catch the eye of those who know these names.

Go to Tracing Tupuna forums and click on the add topic button. In the box for topic title put
BEVAN,  Rex Seymour: Ngati Raukawa, Help with Whakapapa
Then you can copy and paste what you put above.

Where there are new topics with the names in the title after about a week we put the post on our facebook page to see if anyone where can awhi.

Hi Adrian 

Hope the following helps you

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/178761050/thomas-seymour-bevan

Thomas Seymour Bevan

BIRTH      4 Feb 1894

Manakau, Horowhenua District, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand

DEATH    2 Aug 1976 (aged 82)

Devonport, Auckland Council, Auckland, New Zealand

BURIAL   Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown, Specifically: Ashes returned to H. Morris Funeral Services, 07 Aug 1976

MEMORIAL ID       178761050 · View Source

Family Members

Children

1Jack Warren Bevan  1914–1973

2Rex Seymour Bevan  1916–1976

3Ngaire Maud Cullen  1918–2010

https://horsup.net/getperson.php?personID=I387&tree=tree1

Thomas Seymour (Tim) BEVAN

Male 1894 - 1972  (78 years)

Name  Thomas Seymour (Tim) BEVAN

Born  4 Feb 1894                 Waikawa Wgt

Gender  Male

Died  2 Aug 1972   Greenlane Hosp Auckland Cremated             4 Aug 1972

Occupation  Retired Engineer

Record ID Number  MH:I389   _UID BC8A90F2-8DA3-48FC-A84B-B48CDAE9899C

Person ID  I387     My Genealogy

Last Modified  17 May 2016

Family     Lillian Maude EDWARDS,   b. 7 Sep 1895, Taita Lower Hutt NZ. No 81NaeNae,   d. 12 Feb 1984, Hamilton, ( Rest Home) (Age 88 years)

Married 19 Aug 1914  Folio No 5623 ? Part Maori

Divorced  Harry Sucliffe mar Lillian

Record ID Number  MH:F95   _UID   4D73B4ED-64E7-45B1-ADAF-0D97FDA65383

Children:              

1. Jack Warren BEVAN, b. 1914, Folio 6033 d. 25 Dec 1973, Whangarei ? (Age 59 years)
2. Rex Seymour BEVAN, b. 1916, Folio No 6175
3. Ngaire Maude BEVAN, b. 19 Nov 1918, d. 16 Jul 2010, Hamilton (Age 91 years)

Last Modified        17 May 2016 07:51:54

Family ID                F95         Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

https://www.familysearch.org

Henry James Bevan  1859–1894      • KLRC-WY5​​

Marriage: 23 Mar 1882  Otaki, Wellington, New Zealand

Miriana Reone  1860–1903   • KNWF-MCW​​

Children of Miriana Reone and Henry James Bevan (10)

1. Margaret Bevan 1880–Deceased    9MWR-33D​​
2. Margaret Bevan 1881–1918    9S4F-SNF​​
3. Ellen Bevan 1883–1956    KV27-X4H​​
4. George Bevan 1884–1951                LVXZ-7Z7​​
5. Matthew Bevan 1885–1952    KN4P-CZ4​​
6. Ruth Bevan 1886–1904     9S4F-SV9​​
7. Henry Bevan 1888–1947  L64Z-7PK​​
8. Samuel Henry Bevan 1890–1972    KN45-97M​​
9. Miriana Bevan 1892–1893    9S4F-SJL​​
10. Thomas Seymour Bevan 1893–1972    KV2R-657

Henry James Bevan is the son of Thomas Bevan & Hannah Ransfield (Hana Ranapiri).  If you go to NZ Paperspast and search Thomas Bevan, you will be fascinated with the article about him.

Hopefully, this is your ‘Rex Seymour Bevan’