Teatuahitiaa

Consort of William Brown

She was known by several names:

• TE ATUA HITIA'A - the god, with a reference to a particular district next to Pare, which could have been her home
• TE RAHU - the tapa chant
• TOHI MATA - to cut the face, as was common in rituals of severe mourning

She was the consort of Brown from the beginning, and little is mentioned of her later. She seems to have gotten confused in the texts with Jenny (Teehuteatuaunua).

She died of dropsy before 1814, leaving no descendants.