GENEoNZ - Maori Queries ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Press keysand , type the name you are looking for and press key . Names were collated from GENEoNZ - Guestbooks, and Maori Queries guestbooks. No names have been collated from personal email to the website owner. =========================================================================================== Hakopa & Waimatau KING, Ohinewai? Posted by Sheralee King / Anaru leeandrew100@msn.com February 2, 2002, 10:38 am Wishing to find descendants of my great grandparents: Hakopa and Waimatau King: from around the Ohinewai / Te Hoe / Waite area. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pine MAU and Rakete whanau, Bay of Islands Posted by Nikki Kirk whanau@8C025.kohanga.ac.nz January 31, 2002, 11:27 pm I require any information about Pine Mau or the Mau whanau and any Rakete whanau out there. It is on behalf of Katie Rackley nee Rakete ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Pine MAU and Rakete whanau, Bay of Islands Posted by TeOrongonui Makara whakarapa@xtra.co.nz May 9, 2002, 12:59 am , in reply 203.96.111.200 My mother is Hoana Rakete daughter of Poutama Rakete, from TeIringa Kaikohe. Send me an email and I will give you her phone number. I think I know that name Katie Rackley, sounds like one of Mums cousins. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dolly Johnstone of SCT > WWI NZL, - any descendants? Posted by Mary Harris, Canada rharris@interhop.net January 31, 2002, 6:52 am Hello from Canada! A relative, Dolly Johnstone, from Kilberry, Argyllshire, Scotland, born late 1800s, married a Maori soldier in WW1 & went to NZ to live. All contact now lost. Are there any descendants out there that anyone knows of? Thank you! Mary ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuhoe-Whakapapa Posted by Kelly Thurston KiwilifeNZ@xtra.co.nz January 26, 2002, 4:34 am Kia-ora I am researching my whakapapa and would like the assistance of poeple who know more of the facts of my whakapapa: As it stands I know this: Hine Puketapu m Wirimu Rigby Then Mere Erana Rigby m Edward John Balance Herekino Sharon Then Ena Sharon m James Thomas Then Jacqueline Thomas m Ivan Thurston Then Kelly Thurston m Wayne Chandler who had Daniel Thurston My mountains are the Ureweras My Lakes/rivers are Waikerimoana I am of Tuhoe Descent I am searching for my family history/Legends any more knowledge of whakapapa eg, occupation, where lived, when born etc... If you can help I would appreciate your time. Thanks Kelly ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Victor Warahi (Wallace), Pipiriki, Wanganui whakapapa? Posted by Leighanne Wallace - McLeod howzats@hotmail.com January 26, 2002, 3:27 am HI THERE THIS IS MY FRIST TIME I HAVE MADE CONTACT WITH YOUR WEBSITE AND I FOUND IT VERY INTERESTING. I TOO HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR FAMILY I LOST MY DAD A YEAR AGO NOW HE WASNT A MAN THAT TALK TOO MUCH , MY DADS NAME WAS Victor Warahi, he also used Wallace his mothers maiden name was Mere Mcleod Dad was from Wanganui, somewhere around Pipiriki. Can anyone help with this lineage? KIA ORA, LEIGHANNE WARAHI ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Victor Warahi (Wallace), Pipiriki, Wanganui whakapapa? Posted by Valma Wallace pness@netlink.net.au February 9, 2002, 9:57 am , in reply Dear Leanne Hi! I came across this website by accident! We may be connected as my grandfather Nehuora Te Warahi(Wallace) I believe lived in Pipiriki. I know we have relatives in Wanganui and the connection is that my grandfather's father had two wives (twin sisters). First wife no issue, married the second sister got issue and then had issue to the first wife eventually. I come from Taumarunui. Our name was anglicised to Wallace. There is a family of McLeods (farmers) from my hometown who may be connected to you also I dont know. Are you an only child? Cheers Valma ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rihari Whanau/Ngati Torehina Posted by Donna Rihari donnarihari@hotmail.com January 21, 2002, 12:29 am Any Rihari whanau out there who would like to connect with me. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Rihari Whanau/Ngati Torehina Posted by margret stevens-whanau@xtra.co.nz April 9, 2002, 8:56 am , in reply 202.27.178.159 hi there! not sure if we are related but my great grand-mother was Arkinihi(Agnes) Rihari from Kerikeri whom married Moanaroa Kingi.Thats just about it really that i know.So it would be good to hear from you...Good-luck ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Rihari Whanau/Ngati Torehina Posted by Donna donnarihari@hotmail.com April 14, 2002, 9:09 am , in reply 203.96.111.200 Yep, we are related. My koro was Big George, who had the house down on the beach, next to Big Sid's. My father was Manga, he passed away last year in September. Hope to catch up with you soon. Donna ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Rihari Whanau/Ngati Torehina Posted by Raniera kingira@akcity.govt.nz May 8, 2002, 4:56 am , in reply Tena koe Donna, Ae marika! He ao iti teneki. Hoi ano, ka huri ki te reo Pakeha. I knew of the kaumatua Manga your father and remember the times he would talk to me about the old people, my grandparents and kaumatua of the hau kainga of Te Tii, Te Ahika, Purerua. I would be much interested in meeting with you and setting up a date to talk about a project that I have started and may be we could invite Margaret in and talk about our connections through my tupuna Moanaroa Kingi. Naku noa, na Raniera Kingi ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Rihari Whanau/Ngati Torehina Posted by Margret stevens-whanau@xtra.co.nz April 14, 2002, 11:19 pm , in reply Dear Donna, thankyou very much for your reply i hope that together somehow we can work out around this puzzle of our whakapapa. you said we are related but i was wondering how i dont really know any of the names you gave but would like to know more.do u have any more names that i can try and work off. thankyou Margret ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tiopira/Mokiterangi Pohatu = Mauhana ? Posted by K. Carroll karrollnz@hotmail.com January 20, 2002, 5:46 am Kia ora I am looking for more info on Tiopira's wife Mauhana, whom we believe was related to Heni Materoa. Tiopira & Mauhana second child Tuaahae was given to Heni & James Carroll at birth. Can anyone give us some info on who Mauhana's parents were, we know of her father's name as being Turoa. What was the family connection between Mauhana and Heni. I would appreciate any response. Kind regards K.Carroll ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Brown/Kamau/Waretini/Mahikai/Pahi/Halbert/Stott/ Posted by Jerr Edwards jelite@hotmail.com January 14, 2002, 10:22 pm Kia ora ra e whai whakapapa, e rangahau ana ou whakapa, mehemea kei a koe etahi o wwenei nga ingoa i to whakapapa waea mai. If any of these names link up with yours give me a buzz ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hohepa Tauhou = ? (Dixon or Rikihana?) Tauranga? Posted by Lorraine Dixon llbd1@waikato.ac.nz January 12, 2002, 7:12 am Looking for the wife of Hohepa Tauhou of Ngati Tumutumu,Te Aroha (1880s - 1910). He had a son Te Rangihuanui Tauhou Dixon I'm assuming that Hohepa married a Dixon from the other side of the Kaimai's. Would like to know where the surname Dixon got into our whakapapa. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Hohepa Tauhou = ? (Dixon or Rikihana?) Tauranga? Posted by Dennis Baker dbaker@pcc.govt.nz April 10, 2002, 2:02 am , in reply Tena Koe Lorraine, I am in the process of doing my Great Great Great Grandfather's Whakapapa which starts from Tamatehura Ngati Haua of Tainui Decent, his son was also Tamatehura, his son was Rairai Rikihana, his son was Horiana Raerae Rikihana Dixon, we are also trying to find where Dixon came from. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hoani Mawhiu, 1885-1952, Waikato - Northland Posted by Jo-Ann missreid45@hotmail.com January 10, 2002, 8:32 pm Has anyone any information on Hoani Mawhiu born 1885-1953 born in Waikato area?, lived in Naumai, Dargaville, Northland ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- looking for Fred Henry Posted by Tania dtrm1@zfree.co.nz January 7, 2002, 7:54 am looking for my biological father. In his 50s. nickname "Pouri" Maybe living in Auck or further up north. Has a sister named "Sparky" Fathers name was also fred henry. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Where's Aunty Di's kids @ Arian-Janine-Nicola Eruera originally from welcome bay Posted by k@r@tribe karadotcom@hotmail.com January 5, 2002, 10:34 am kiaora, where's my cuzzies @ , Nicola, Janine & Adrian Eruera, originally from welcome bay, Tauranga, lost contact ages ago, u fullas will freak out seeing the whanau's now man! n.e 1's help much appreciated...laterz ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Looking for info on the Nuitone whanau Posted by Tracey Newton maroparanz@yahoo.co.nz January 4, 2002, 8:45 pm My Dads name is Dick Newton and his fathers name was Te Korae Nuitone His mums name Ani Barrett. Te Korae died in 1985 buried in the King Country. We would like to get more information on Dads dad side of the whanau. Dad is an only child and was brought up by his grandparents, Hira Barrett and Wairata Wetere in Aria. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ashdown/raukataari Posted by carol dale adale@tpgi.com.au January 2, 2002, 6:54 am I am trying to trace my family history. My ggggrandfather, George Ashdown married a Maori lady called Raukataari in the mid 1800s. They had nine children. She was supposedly a Te Atiawa woman (not sure about this), but definitely came from the Taranaki area. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Taukamo whakapapa?TeAraroa/Ruatoria Posted by wiremu tama@powerup.com.au January 2, 2002, 2:27 am Kia ora, I'm looking for info on the Taukamo line My grandfather was Haare(charlie) his Father was Rewi, and his father was Wi Taukamo. I would appreciate any info as my immediate family, being my mother and aunts/uncles were all whangai[ed] out and their knowledge ends at Wi Taukamo. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Taukamo whakapapa?TeAraroa/Ruatoria Posted by Te Rita rks5@waikato.ac.nz June 17, 2002, 12:26 am , in reply 130.217.76.32 Kia ora Wiremu My koro is a Taukamo no Ruatoria/ Te Araroa also, try having a look in book Taura tangata, which about Collier/Goldsmith whakapapa. The book can be found in most libraries. I'll have a nosy and try to get back to you. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Taukamo whakapapa?TeAraroa/Ruatoria Posted by Raylene Taukamo raytauk@hotmail.com May 8, 2002, 3:21 am , in reply Tena Koe Wiremu, I am married to a Taukamo from Ruatoria, his grandfather was Darky, Te Huatahi Taukamo who has only passed away last year. I can give you my sister-in-laws e-mail add. as she lives with my in-laws still, if that's what you want. Let me know... Hei konei, Hei Kona ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- whakapapa / Nahi whanau :puatahi kaipara. Posted by Rick Nahi nahi@wasp.net.au December 28, 2001, 10:04 pm i am seeking any info on nahi family ancestory particularly from my grandfather "tiki" and his father "hemi" back,any information will help. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- whakapapa-George Te Ngako Tongariro Posted by Shelly shellymuz@hotmail.com December 26, 2001, 3:59 am Kia ora, I'm trying to find any information on my Great Koro, George Te Ngako Tongariro. We have very little information on his ancestors.I think his parents were Ruta Te Ngako and Tongariro Kee (or Ka). He was married to Elsie Hika McGregor. He died in Levin. Please, if anyone can help me that would be much appreciated. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: whakapapa-George Te Ngako Tongariro Posted by Adrian Tongariro melissaw@teha.co.nz May 4, 2002, 12:30 am im looking for my whanau too.my grand father was Te Nehunga Tongariro. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Edwin James Harmer Posted by Annie anekins@hotmail.com December 26, 2001, 1:51 am Am looking for information about Edwin James Harmer who was the Motelier in Wairoa born 13 Jan 1883 married Matuakore Pakia about 1925. Father Charles Harmer and mother Mary Lewis. Would appreciate any information sent. Regards Annie ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Seeking descendants of Hineamaru Posted by Ray Te Paiho ray.tepaiho@eds.com December 23, 2001, 1:51 am Tena Koutou katoa... I am seeking any descendants of Hineamaru, ancestor of Ngati Hine hapu of Ngapuhi. I wish to establish contact with members of this hapu as I would like to further my knowledge of my tatai and whakapapa. Thanks...Ray Te Paiho ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Waretini Whanau Whakapapa Posted by Lisa Waretini jelite@hotmail.com December 23, 2001, 12:03 am Kia Ora looking for whakapapa for the waretini whanau from around whaingaroa /Raglan area also the newton clement mahikai wetini pahi whanau all from around waikato, kia ora ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Waretini Whanau Whakapapa Posted by Annette Whetu a.whetu@xtra.co.nz December 28, 2001, 10:25 pm , in reply to "Waretini Whanau Whakapapa" Kia ora I have a friend by the name of Margie Waretini who may help you. But then again you may already know her. If not give me a buzz and I'll hook you up. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Online Community - Nga Puhi Posted by Wildcatz on December 18, 2001, 8:32 pm Tena Koe Carol Kurahaupo te Waka Tuwhakatere te Tangta Ngai Takato te Iwi Rangaunu te Moana Waimanoni te Marae Wikitoria te Whare Tipuna Ko Why Wright-Harrison toku ingoa Kia Ora I welcome you to visit my homepage http://communities.msn.com/WildcatzDen Its a personal project to enhance my understanding of Te Ao Maori and to keep in touch with tauira from Te Wero me te Aranga past, present and future. Please feel free to leave comments, photos or visit anytime. You are also most welcome to share in maintaining links to our whanau throughout Ngapuhi nui tonu. Lets see this place Rock!! Why ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Online Community - Nga Puhi Posted by Piari peneha cooper penehacooper@xtra.co.nz May 13, 2002, 10:35 am , in reply to "Online Community - Nga Puhi" kiaora hooking up to ya in good faith I am looking for my whanau connections on my grandfathers side Hone Kingi ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Online Community - Nga Puhi Posted by lucy tahere taherelucy@hotmail.com May 12, 2002, 11:37 pm , in reply to "Online Community - Nga Puhi" does anybody know my grandfather and his whanau up north His name is Merengi Komene and his wife was Ruakirihi Taitua? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Online Community - Nga Puhi Posted by Marnie Barber marnieb@actrix.gen.nz April 13, 2002, 8:02 am , in reply to "Online Community - Nga Puhi" I am looking for descendants of my great-grandfather - Harrison BARBER his Maori name is Ngaketo PAPA born about 1862. He married Iri TAWIO (could be known as Matehaere Ngaropa Tawio). He had 7 sisters & 3 brothers: Onerahi (Jack), Whakarei, Te Waru (Ben), Pi, Meri, Moeawa, Maria, Turu, Wiha, Tuha & Harrison. Lived in Mangamuka. Iwi: Ngapuhi Hapu: Teurioteaho Maunga: Taniwha Waka: Ngatokimatawhaorua Awa: Tapapa Marae: Ngapuhi We are wanting to have a reunion Easter 2004. We need to find contact with my Grandfather's, brother's & sister's children..... Any replies would be much appreciated.... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Online Community - Nga Puhi Posted by Katie Rackley nee Rakete ihune@hotmail.com March 15, 2002, 9:07 am , in reply to "Online Community - Nga Puhi" Ko Pakinga te Maunga, Ko Punakitere te Awa, Ko Ngatitautahi te Hapu, Ko Parihaka ki Te Iringa te Marae, Ko Mataatua te Waka, Ko Ngapuhi te Iwi, Ko Puhimoana Ariki te Tupuna, Just to let you know this Ngapuhi wants to communicate via computer to all our whanau whanui, and this is my daughters email. Just love the contact with other Ngapuhi. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Online Community - Nga Puhi Posted by Shona Fletcher (nee Peepe) shona.fletch45@xtra.co.nz February 4, 2002, 4:28 am , in reply to "Online Community - Nga Puhi" I am trying to trace my father's Whakapapa. His name was Ben Peepe, my grandfather's name was Maru Peepe & my grandmother Uru Peepe (nee Kopa). I had made contact with an aunty Wehi Peepe, but have lost contact. I have an uncle Hemi Peepe who lives in Perth, but as much as I have tried to keep in touch with him, he does not reply. My dad died in Oct 1957 & I was born Dec 1957. I don't even know what he looks like. Looking into this website has made me hope that someone out there may know a bit more about my family. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Online Community - Nga Puhi Posted by Nikki Kirk whanau@8C025.kohanga.ac.nz January 31, 2002, 11:30 pm , in reply to "Online Community - Nga Puhi" Kia Ora I was wondering if you had anyinformation about the Mau and Rakete whanau from Bay of Islands? Any information will do, no matter how little. THANK YOU ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Heemi NOA & Pouaka NOA, b.1900 - Nga Puhi Posted by Rewi Noa rewi-n@paradise.net.nz December 14, 2001, 1:23 am I'm wanting to do some research etc, regarding my whakapapa. Would appreciate help from anyone. The only info I have at present is my father's name was Hemi Noa, and he was adopted into the Tenamu whanau in Tautoro just out of Kaikohe. My father was born in 1900 but on his birth certificate it is 1905. I believe his farther was Pouaka Noa or my fathers surname was spelt Noah, and as far as I know, my father and grandfather were from the Ngapuhi rohi. Help from anyone would be much appreciated. naku no na, Rewi Noa. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Heemi NOA & Pouaka NOA, b.1900 - Nga Puhi Posted by Ani Tenamu a.tenamu@xtra.co.nz January 12, 2002, 6:30 am , in reply to "Heemi NOA & Pouaka NOA, b.1900 - Nga Puhi" Kia ora, we might enlighten you on your search. Feel free to get in touch. Ani ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thomas Uppadine & Meretini Cook - Raukawa Marae? Posted by Tanya Hewitson tigerrose2tanya@hotmail.com December 12, 2001, 7:40 pm Kia Ora, I am very keen to learn about my ancestors. and learn about Maori Culture. My Mother is Janine Robyn, Her Mother was Joan Marion Urwin, My Nanna's Mother was Ngaire Alison Cook, her father was Octavius Francis Cook, her grandfather was Francis (pataki) Cook, who was the son of Thomas Uppadine and Meretini Cook. I am 27 and a mother of four children who have taken an Interest in Maori Culture. I find myself very drawn to finding out about my ancestors. I believe Raukawa Marae is of relevence? I would be keen to talk, write or meet with anyone who may be able to help. Thanking You Tanya ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Thomas Uppadine & Meretini Cook - Raukawa Marae? Posted by Aroha arohallen@hotmail.com January 14, 2002, 7:21 pm , in reply to "Thomas Uppadine & Meretini Cook - Raukawa Marae?" Hi...I live in Foxton where there is a mural of Thomas and Meretini...as I am not originally from here I don't know much about them. Have you been down here to Foxton? I can look up some info at the Library on them if you want ...let me know Aroha ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Thomas Uppadine & Meretini Cook - Raukawa Marae? Posted by Tanya tigerrose2tanya@hotmail.com January 14, 2002, 7:58 pm , in reply to "Re: Thomas Uppadine & Meretini Cook - Raukawa Marae?" Hi There Aroha, Yes I did Once live in Foxton, I actually Went to Manawatu College. As I am Very Keen to Be able to tell My Children about Our Ancestors. Yesterday I actually heard from Someone. Thank you for your Email From Tanya ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Thomas Uppadine & Meretini Cook - Raukawa Marae? Posted by Tanya January 22, 2002, 7:59 am , in reply to "Re: Thomas Uppadine & Meretini Cook - Raukawa Marae?" Thanks Aroha, I have since heard from Whanau. just as I was going to give up. Thanks. Tanya ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Te Ngeungeu MAXWELL; James MONCUR Posted by Celia Maxwell kiaora1@dingoblue.net.au January 9, 2002, 2:14 am , in reply to "Te Ngeungeu MAXWELL; James MONCUR" Kiaora, Nguengue Maxwell that I knew was in her day a J.P. of Papakura she resided in the Clevedon area and married a Swiss by the name of Zister.There was no issue, Sorry but Aunty Ngue was my granfathers sister. Arohanui Celia ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Riperatia Kahutia (Takura) Posted by K. Carroll karrollnz@hotmail.com January 20, 2002, 5:32 am , in reply to "Riperatia Kahutia (Takura)" Kia ora, My knowledge of Riperata Kahutia, is found in one of the history books that you will probably find in any library to do with Early Hawkes Bay or the Gisbourne area. I cannot recall the title of the book, but there was some extensive information on Riperata in there. The knowledge I gained was that she had married Paratene Turangi. She was also a very wealthy woman and it was written that she sold land to the crown for a mere 200 pounds, the land of which Gisbourne city now stands. She also had a daughter Heni Materoa whom later became Lady Carroll, marrying Sir James Carroll. There is much more information that was written and if I can recall the name of the book I assure you that I will contact you again, assuming that you have been unable to locate it yourself. I hope this bit of information is useful to you, as that is all I can recall at this time. Kia ora K. Carroll ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: whakapapa please - Taituha/ Tai/ Pineamine/ Hapuiti - East Coast Posted by Aroha arohallen@hotmail.com January 14, 2002, 7:24 pm , in reply to "whakapapa please - Taituha/ Tai/ Pineamine/ Hapuiti - East Coast " Hi..I was just wondering who Pine amine is...we have a Pine Amine in our whakapapa.(child of Hori Pomana of Nuhaka)...would this be the same person? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: whakapapa please - Taituha/ Tai/ Pineamine/ Hapuiti - East Coast Posted by Petera Paringatai petera_p@yahoo.com December 7, 2001, 10:43 pm , in reply to "whakapapa please - Taituha/ Tai/ Pineamine/ Hapuiti - East Coast " I am unfamiliar with the name Taituha from the east coast but do know of the name Taitua from the east cape area Te Araroa around to Te Whanau A Apanui email me if this is the area you are seeking as i have a general knowledge of names throughout Ngati Porou and Te Whanau a Apanui. I have some records of Pineamine and Hapuiti too. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: whakapapa please - Taituha/ Tai/ Pineamine/ Hapuiti - East Coast Posted by Katherine katherine.k@ezysurf.co.nz March 7, 2002, 10:50 pm , in reply to "Re: whakapapa please - Taituha/ Tai/ Pineamine/ Hapuiti - East Coast " Hi there, I was just wondering about the name Taitua. It was my grandfather's adoptive mother's maiden name and I am just scratching the surface of researching my whakapapa. Her name was Harete Taitua from Cape runaway and I think she was of the Waenga whanau, she married Joe Karauna (snr). Could you please email me even if it's not familiar. And I am also curious if you know of any Walker's from around the Te Araroa area. Thank you very much ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Retimana whakapapa - Te Whanau a Apanui/ Rakaunui Posted by Eric Hudson edat69@xtra.co.nz January 4, 2002, 12:04 am , in reply to "Retimana whakapapa - Te Whanau a Apanui/ Rakaunui" My Greatgreatgrandfather is Hoani Retimana. Buzz us aye. cher -------------------------------- G E N EE o N Z------------------------------------------- c o l l a t e d 27 Jan 2002 http://www.geocities.com/wlorac/name5.txt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOR GENERAL VIEW OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC WITHOUT PAYMENT OF FEES OR PRIVATE MEMBERSHIP