Comments on: Myra Love, Maori Princess

By: Manuela Errigo

Manuela Errigo — Fri, 17 Nov 2017 21:48:00 +0000

I used to meet her every day at the local swimming pool. She was a fabulous lady and a warrior, like her friend like to define her… I loved her stories and her laughters

By: Inano Vaiitirau McMurchy

Inano Vaiitirau McMurchy — Sat, 11 Nov 2017 05:09:56 +0000

Kia Orana Aunty Myra – I was reminiscing the other day about your soulful voice. So lovely to read about other aspects of your life unknown to me. Vaine toa ki Rarotonga. Rise above it. Best wishes e aroa nui Inano xx

By: Bruce Fisher

Bruce Fisher — Sun, 07 Aug 2016 21:12:48 +0000

Hi Myra I think I was in your class at HVHS and would love to hear from you and tell you about our school mates Kind regards Bruce

By: John Lowry

John Lowry — Mon, 30 May 2016 04:35:32 +0000

Kia Ora Auntie Myra,
Margaret and I will be back in England again this summer for a month. I’m not sure where you will be but if you are in England, we’d love to come over again to see you again. I can’t believe that it has been 30 years since we last saw you in London (when Sarah was born). If you could send us a note we’d love to contact you again.
Arohanui,
John Lowry

By: Wiki

Wiki — Thu, 12 Nov 2015 11:26:20 +0000

Kia ora toku whanaunga,
What a wonderful story. I love reading this.. My mother is a Love as well and our ancestor is Wi Tako Ngatata Love. I love finding stuff out about my mothers family…

By: Alain Foullon

Alain Foullon — Mon, 29 Sep 2014 10:29:27 +0000

PS : au sujet de votre Généalogie ….il y a d’autres choses aussi ,intéressantes ,il faut aller sur le site Généanet (inscription gratuite), dans la Généalogie ,code “foullon” cherchez par exemple les noms :”Des Cieux” ,”Des Anges” ,”de l’Enfer” ,”des Vivants” ,”des Hommes” ,”Terrestre” ,”de l’Espace” ,”Cosmologique” ,”Galactique” ,”Stellaire” ,”Dieu” ,”De Polynésie” ,”Du Japon” ,”De Chine” ,”Maya” ,”Des Incas” ,”D’Egypte” ,”De Grèce” ,”De Rome” ,”De Bretagne” ,ect ,etc ,…puis faites “Ascendance (simple) ou Descendance (rédigée) à votre convenance ;portez vous bien ,bien à vous ,Amicalement ,A.F.

By: Neiomi Drumm

Neiomi Drumm — Thu, 21 Aug 2014 20:59:22 +0000

Hey Aunty myra
It’s Neiomi here. Daughter of Thomas. I didn’t realize you were living in new Zealand. I thought you were living back rarotonga.
I would really love to get to know more about my history and meet my family in new Zealand that I do not know yet.
I really want to learn the heritage left to me by my grandmother so that I can pass it on to my own kids one day and they can be proud of where they come from.. I am living in Palmerton north. I hope you will contact me.

By: Alan Mana Love

Alan Mana Love — Thu, 12 Jun 2014 04:29:07 +0000

Hello Myra.
I hope you may remember this name. So many years have gone by but I still have memories of our younger days. Our children now want to know more about our family. I have just had my 83rd. Birthday and am still playing piano with our local amateur theatre group here in Opunake which is where we have been living for many years. Have met up with Peter and Ngatata on rare occasions. Stumbled on this website by accident. Hope you are well wherever you may be.

Alan.

By: Toby Clark

Toby Clark — Wed, 19 Mar 2014 07:50:13 +0000

Hello Myra,

I am thrilled to be meeting you today for lunch and to discover we are both living here in London is truly amazing. Linda Evans might be interested to know my G3 grandfather is William Beetham the portrait artist who painted the portraits of Myra’s family members Chief Wi Tako Ngatata MLC, Honiana Te Puni Kokopu.
This connection is all thanks to Spitafields Life!
Toby x

By: Linda Evans

Linda Evans — Wed, 05 Feb 2014 07:34:48 +0000

Hello Myra,
I first visited your site in 2010 while researching my son-in-law’s ancestors. He is a descendant of No Kuru Witako Love, first born son of Taniora Mana Love. I was particularly interested in the painting by William Beetham that you have on your website & have always meant to ask you where the original can be viewed. Is it in a gallery? It is such an amazing historical painting.
Kind Regards,
Linda