Bay of Plenty Genealogy
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Bay
of Plenty NZ GenWeb Project
New
Zealand Society of Genealogists - Bay of Plenty District
Early
Settlers of Te Puke 1880-1884
Early
Settlers Te Puke Circa 1883
Eastern Maori Electoral Roll 1908
, 1919
Te Arawa tribe members living in Te Puke and District
Index
of names in book: "A History of Tauranga County"
Index
of Names in book: "Early Pongakawa"
List
of Maori Electors who voted at the General Election in the Eastern Maori
Electorate in 1908
Maketu
Aboriginal Residents 1880 as at 21 sep 1880
Maori
Members of the Armed Constabulary with a Te Puke/Arawa/Bay of Plenty
Connection1866-1877
New Zealand Society
of Genealogists - Te Puke Branch
Sooty's
Home Page Te Puke genealogy -
excellent reource with many online databases
Te Puke Death Notices 1940s-1960s A-K
and L-Z
over 1300 death notices
Te
Puke and Maketu Electoral Rolls for 1881 , 1884
, 1893
Te
Puke Primary School Roll 1883-1905
Whakatane Burial Records 1928-1953
, 1953-1969
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Cemeteries
Kawerau
Cemetery
New Te Puke
Cemetery
Old Te Puke
Cemetery
Te Puke Cemetery
Te
Puke Old Cemetery Headstones
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Censuses
NZ
1881 Census - Bay of Plenty Maoris
Directories
Maketu; Auckland Provincial Directory for 1875/76
and 1878
Maketu; Wises Post Office Directory for 1883/84
, 1885/86
, 1887/88
, 1892/93
Te Puke; Wises New Zealand Post Office Directory 1894-95 for Te
Puke/Maketu/Pongakawa
Te
Puke; Wises New Zealand Post Office Directory 1900
Te
Puke; Wises New Zealand Post Office Directory 1905
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Military
Te
Puke Roll of Honour WW1
Te
Puke Reservists - 1916 - 1917 Reservists
were lists of men resident in an area during the First World War who
could be called on for military service. This is the closest that New
Zealand has to a census for this period
Te
Puke WW2 Ballots Te Puke and District men called up
for service - 1940-1944
WW1
Memorials Register - Bay of Plenty
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Passenger Lists
1881..?
to Tauranga on the "Rakaia"
1881..London
to Tauranga on the "May Queen"
1880..London
to Tauranga on the "Lady Jocelyn"
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