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A member of the church mission society who introduced Christianity to New Zealand.
Born in England
He introduced Christianity to New Zealand
Samuel Marsden traveled around the world to try and convince people to turn Christian.
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-She was born in Yorkshire and was the oldest child.
- She was one of the first female missionaries in new zealand.
-she opened two all girls schools in the bay of islands. One for maori and one for english girls. They were both designed to teach young girls about god.
- As she moved around new zealand, she opened more schools.
- she wrote a book called  letters from the bay of islands.
- she trained as a cook, nurse, midwife, and teacher.
- she was married on the 20th of janurary 1818 to henry williams.
- she had eleven children.

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-Her original last name was Coldham before she married Henry Williams and decided to change her last name.
-She wanted to 'save' Maori women and girls by giving them christian and western skills.
-Born in Yorkshire
-She opened a boarding school for maori women and she also opened the first english girls school in NZ for daughters of cms missionaries. She created a network of schools and continued to train and supervise other teachers.
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She was born in Yorkshire
England,on 12  December 1793.Died in 16 December 1879.
she has 11 children.
she married to the Henry Williams in 1818.
On 7 August 1823,wit Henry and and their 3 children ,they arrived to New Zealand.
She is mother, and her other name is Mata Wiremu.
She and Henry established schools for Maori children and adults as well as educating the children of the CMS in the Bay of islands. Her sister also played the part.
she is the oldest child in her family.
She also good at cooking,and she is a nurse before.
Marianne Williams was the first substantial witness to record, from a woman's point of view, early domestic interaction among Maori and Pakeha.

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-He died in 12 May 1838 age 72.
-He had one child her name was Elizabeth Fristan.
-In 1800 Samuel Marsden became a senior Anglican minster in New South Wales.

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-  born 25 June 1765 - 12 May 1838
- a member of the church missionary society
-  he is from England
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- She is a pioneering educator in New Zealand and a Missionary
-She is from Yorkshire, England
-Born on the 12th of December, 1793
-She played a role by helping to deal with challenges
-August 3rd, 1823 to the bay of islands with her family
-Had 11 children
-her homes served as a  refuge, hospital, hostel, church, school, and official residence
-was a cook, nurse, teacher and midwife
-she sought to save Maori girls and women and by giving christian skills and western values
-Died on the 16th of December 1879
-Their position on Christianity to help Maori woman and men
-Helped open a boarding school for young Maori woman
-On the 15th of September 1823- moved to a raupe hut, descibed it as an experience of a beehive

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- Chief and War Leader of Ngapuhi Iwi

- Used European weapons to overrun Northern New Zealand in the time of the Musket Wars.

- He were quite happy for missionaries to come to New Zealand, he encouraged European settlement

- Introduced Maori to European agriculture.

- Born near Kaikohe
(Northern New Zealand) in 1772

- Died 1828 in Whangaroa of Battle wounds.

- Never converted to Christianity

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-he's known as a good guy in New Zealand but in Australia he was known as flogging parson
-he was a English born chaplain and went to New Zealand as a christian
- He was the first missionary to come to New Zealand and recite some of the bible

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-born in 1772

-born near Kaikohe

-died in 1828

-War Leader

-Used European weapons to overrun Northern New Zealand in the time of the Musket Wars.

-Hongi introduced the Maori to the European agriculture. because he went to Australia and stayed with Samuel Marson and same gave him a hand grinder to make wheat so he was able to then go and teach the maoris

-Honi was inspired by Samuel marson by all his ideas.

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- She was born in Yorkshire.
-  12th of December 1793 (Birthday)
-  16 December 1879 (Death)
-  Eldest daughter in the family
-  She was originally called  Marianne Coldham
-  She and her family w/ her husband moved to Nottingham
- Husband: Henry Williams
- Married in Nuneham
- She was trained as a cook,  Nurse, midwife and teacher. In the next 4 years she trained in New Zealand to be a Missionary
- She lived in a Raupo hut with no kitchen.
- After arriving at New Zealand, they opened the first English girls school for the daughters and younger sons of the CMS.
- CMS stands for Church Mission Society.

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who are they
- he is as an english born anglican cleric and a member of the church mission society who is believed to introduce Christianity to new Zealand.

Where are they from?
- England

what role did they play in the movement of missionaries into new Zealand
- he was a member of the church society who was believed to bring Christianity to New Zealand