Henry Williams, Jnr.
1823–1907
(Person)
Genealogy
Parents: Marianne Williams, Henry Williams
Spouses: Jane Elizabeth Williams, Jane Elizabeth Williams
Mentioned in
- Ethnology of Manihiki and Rakahanga
- History of New Zealand. Vol. III.
- Maori and Missionary: Early Christian Missions in the South Island of New Zealand
- Nineteenth Century New Zealand Artists: A Guide & Handbook
- The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Auckland Provincial District]
- The Early Journals of Henry Williams
Image Gallery
.jpg "Figure 3. Map of Rakahanga, much of the land area shown without the shallow channels which divide the small islands. (Based on an uncompleted survey by Henry Williams, Government Surveyor, Cook Islands.)")
.jpg "Henry Williams's House at Paihia — From a sketch by Henry Williams, probably made soon — after he moved there in September 1830")
.jpg "Henry Williams — From two sketches made about 1846 by — T. B. Hutton")
.jpg "Little Omaha (Now Leigh), Henry Williams's Favourite — Harbour of Refuge — From a sketch by Henry Williams made when he first — entered the bay in November 1831")
![Manihiki Islets — 1. Rangahoe — 2. Name unknown (not recorded) — 3. Hohahake-rahi — 4. Hohahake-iti — 5. Te Motu-o-Poia — 6. Tima — 7. Tapa — 8. Paeke-rahi — 9. Paeke-iti — 10. Hiropotiki — 11. Tikapai — 12. Name Unknown — 13. Moturoa — 14. Mairere-tou — 15. Motu-fara [Motu-whara] — 16. Te Motu-o-Pae — 17. Fakifaki [Whakiwhaki] — 18. Taingaru-iti — 19. Taingaru-rahi — 20. Topuaikaha — 21. Name Unknown — 22. Raukotaha — 23. Rifa-iti [Riwha-iti] — 24. Toruerue-iti — 25. Toruerue-rahi — 26. Punganui-rahi — 27. Punganui-iti — 28. Name unknown — 29. Nafarakura [Nawharakura] — 30. Tavahavaha — 31. Tarakite-iti — 32. Kopu-Ngaha — 33. Tarakite-iti — 34. Hakari-manu — 35. Motu-tou — 36. Toputangaroa — 37. Aratini — 38. Nuku-Hiro — 39. Iotia — 40. Moina — Figure 2. Map of Manihiki showing villages Tauhunu and Tukou. (Based on a sketch by Henry Williams, Government Surveyor, Cook Islands.) The spelling “Tukao” on the map should be “Tukou.”](/etexts/BucMani/BucMani006a(h280).jpg "Manihiki Islets — 1. Rangahoe — 2. Name unknown (not recorded) — 3. Hohahake-rahi — 4. Hohahake-iti — 5. Te Motu-o-Poia — 6. Tima — 7. Tapa — 8. Paeke-rahi — 9. Paeke-iti — 10. Hiropotiki — 11. Tikapai — 12. Name Unknown — 13. Moturoa — 14. Mairere-tou — 15. Motu-fara [Motu-whara] — 16. Te Motu-o-Pae — 17. Fakifaki [Whakiwhaki] — 18. Taingaru-iti — 19. Taingaru-rahi — 20. Topuaikaha — 21. Name Unknown — 22. Raukotaha — 23. Rifa-iti [Riwha-iti] — 24. Toruerue-iti — 25. Toruerue-rahi — 26. Punganui-rahi — 27. Punganui-iti — 28. Name unknown — 29. Nafarakura [Nawharakura] — 30. Tavahavaha — 31. Tarakite-iti — 32. Kopu-Ngaha — 33. Tarakite-iti — 34. Hakari-manu — 35. Motu-tou — 36. Toputangaroa — 37. Aratini — 38. Nuku-Hiro — 39. Iotia — 40. Moina — Figure 2. Map of Manihiki showing villages Tauhunu and Tukou. (Based on a sketch by Henry Williams, Government Surveyor, Cook Islands.) The spelling “Tukao” on the map should be “Tukou.”")
.jpg "The Hon. H. Williams")
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Other Collections
The following collections may have holdings relevant to "Henry Williams, Jnr.":
- Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, which has entries for many prominent New Zealanders.
- Archives New Zealand, which has collections of maps, plans and posters; immigration passenger lists; and probate records.
- National Library of New Zealand, which has extensive collections of published material.
- Auckland War Memorial Museum, which has extensive holdings on the Auckland region and New Zealand military history.
- Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, which has strong holdings in Tāonga Māori, biological holotypes and New Zealand art.
- nzhistory.net.nz, from the History Group of the Ministry for Culture and Heritage.
