Whakapapa - Genealogy

Sites

Iwidex

An index to the sources of information on tribal history, tikanga-ā-iwi, and whakapapa held in the Heritage and Research Collections of Auckland City Libraries

Ko ngā Kōrero Nehe me ngā Whakapapa @ Te Puna Web Directory

Tūhonotaka ki kā rōpū whakariterite me kā kōrero whakatau o Aotearoa.

A Guide to Tracing Your Whakapapa

compiled by Manukau Libraries

Historic Canoes of the Māori & Moriori 925-1350 AD

Search for: Waka name Rangatira/Commander Tohunga/Priest Haerenga/departure point Tirohanga whenua/landing place Kainga/settled

Index of Māori Names

This index is from an unpublished manuscript compiled about 1925 by the missionary Rev. Henry James Fletcher (1868-1933). In its original form it was 987 pages long, a vast index of Māori names referred to in books and journals, including the names of boundaries, Māori individuals, canoes, trees, landmarks and geographical locations.

Manuel Jose Whānau

This whānau has regular reunions and has whānau news as well as their whakapapa on this site

Maori Interest Group (New Zealand Society of Genealogists inc.)

Tips and information on researching Maori family history and access to a bi-monthly newsletter.

Ngāi Tahu Whakapapa Unit

The Whakapapa Unit sits within the office of Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu, and is responsible for managing the tribal register and the registration process; maintaining and preserving the 1848 Whakapapa files; providing advice and services and research pertaining to whakapapa related matters; and, undertaking whakapapa based projects to enhance runanga affiliation and communication processes. Includes a PDF of the "Ngai Tahu 1848 Census" otherwise known as "the blue book" and a whakapapa registration form.

Pakeha (European)/Maori Transliterations

Alphabetical list of personal names in Pakeha and Maori versions compiled by genealogists to help others researching family history.

Te Rūnanga o Te Rarawa

"The traditional rohe of Te Rarawa is described as the area from Hokianga to Maungataniwha, down through Victoria Valley river to Maimaru, across from Awanui Bridge west to Te Oneroa a Tohe (the Ninety Mile Beach) at Hukatere then down to Mitimiti and Hokianga."

Whakapapa - A Guide to Resources held in the Aotearoa New Zealand Centre Kaupapa Whakapapa

Māori genealogy guide with information on iwi, tribal histories and information sources. From Christchurch City Libraries.

Whakapapa Club: genealogy@maori.org.nz

Whakapapa guide

from Auckland University Library

Whakapapa Māori

Māori culture, history, myth and legend encapsulated in whakapapa / genealogy