People in Category: 19th-century New Zealand women

Prominent in advocacy for human rights activism in New Zealand

First Māori woman to be awarded an honour

New Zealand member of women's rights and temperance movement

Wesleyan Methodist missionary and leader in establishing in Auckland a Ladies Christian Association

New Zealand temperance worker

New Zealand temperance activist

New Zealand activist, first president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union branch in New Zealand

[Kennedy] - ?:1931 - Daughter of A N Kennedy who lived at Franklin on the Huon River, Tasmania, Australia. She married Ernest Hugh Crabb, and they lived in a house on College Street, Palmerston North. Mother of Helen, Lilian and Eileen Crabb and sis

Community leader

New Zealand commercial photographer

Painter from New Zealand

Feminist, political activist, community leader

New zealand politician

New Zealand politician