Hōhepine was born in 1895. She passed away in 1994.
Dame Whina Cooper was a respected Māori leader in New Zealand, often referred to as 'Mother of the Nation', who worked for many years for the rights of her people, and particularly to improve the lot of Māori women, and protect the land for Maori people. In 1981 she was bestowed with the title of Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire for her many achievements for the Maori people.[1]
Dame Cooper was made a member of the prestigious Order of New Zealand in 1991.[3][4]
Email from Dyone Tau
I am a fourth generation from my great grandmother Whina Cooper. My grandmother is Hinerangi (Cooper) Puru, who married Moka Puru from Te Rawhiti O Hikurangi, Taetokerau. Together Hinerangi and Moka Puru had 6 children: Noel, Teresa, Audrey-(my mother), Mary, George and Kathleen. My mother had 7 of us children: Moka, George, Dyone-(myself), Anthony, Tipene, Kimi and Ardin. My mother, daughter to Hinerangi Puru is named Audrey Charlotte (Puru) Tau, who married my father George Solomon Tau from Rahiri settlement, Okaihau, O Taetokerau.[5]
Special thank you to Dyone Tau from New Zealand who is the fourth generation from her great grandmother, Whina Cooper. She provided family information related to Whina Cooper.
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From what I can tell, most online sources give her name as Hōhepine, rather than Hohepine. This can be an important distinction, as ō represents an elongated form of the /o/ vowel, & the Māori orthographic system is designed to be phonetic (as opposed to English, where our alphabet does not directly correspond to pronunciation).
The name Hōhepine Te Wake would be roughly represented in IPA as /hoːhɛpinɛ tɛ wɐkɛ/.
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The name Hōhepine Te Wake would be roughly represented in IPA as /hoːhɛpinɛ tɛ wɐkɛ/.
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Abby
https://teara.govt.nz/en/biographies/2t32/te-wake-heremia