All the following was taken from the site: THIRD WAIKATO MILITIA - Cambridge

The first Europeans to settle in the Cambridge area were the 3rd Regiment of the Waikato Militia, during the New Zealand Land Wars of 1860-1866.
More and more immigrants were arriving wanting land to farm but the Maori did not want to sell. The Waikato tribes united and elected Te Wherowhero as King in 1858 - known as King Potatau 1. Mistrust grew between the settlers and Maori, and Governor Sir George Grey, while talking peace, prepared for war, which he declared on 11 July 1863.
Recruitment for the Militia began. In the 3rd Waikato Regiment about 47% of enlistments were from the South Island, 24% in Auckland, 17% in Australia and 10% from regimental headquarters. About 18% were labourers, 13% miners, 10% in the building trade and 11% in agriculture.
The Waikato War continued with the last battle being fought at Orakau (near Te Awamutu) from 30 March to 2 April 1864. The British then confiscated about 1.2 million acres of Waikato heartland. Of this, 225,000 acres became native reserves and 50,000 acres were returned to the tribes. About 150,000 acres were subdivided for military settlements, the remainder to be sold to pay for the war

About 11% of these 700 militia soldiers were under 21 years
- 57% were aged between 21 and 30 years

SOLDIERS A + B ... SOLDIERS C ... SOLDIERS D + E

SOLDIERS F + G ... SOLDIERS H + I ... SOLDIERS J + K

SOLDIERS L + M ... SOLDIERS Mc + N ... SOLDIERS O + P

SOLDIERS Q + R .. SOLIIERS S .. SOLDIERS T - V .. SOLDIERS W - Z

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MacCOLL, C E S (Dugald Charles Edward S)

MacINTOSH, James

McABB (McCABE), Charles Martin

McARTHUR, David

McAULEY, John

McBRYDE, John

McCALLUM, Duncan

McCANN, George
McCANN, Laurence

McCARTHY, John
McCARTHY, Timothy

McCATHIE, Thomas

McCAUL, Thomas

McCHRISTOL, John

McCLAIR, William

McCLENNAN, James
McCLENNAN, James Edward

McCONNACHY, William

McCONNELL, Thomas

McCORMACK, Edward

McCORY, James

McCOWATT (LL), William

McCRACKEN, William

McCRADDEN, Jonathon

McCREDDEN, Matthew

McDONALD, Archibald
McDONALD, Donald
McDONALD, Duncan
McDONALD, George James
McDONALD, James
McDONALD, James
McDONALD, James
McDONALD, James
McDONALD, Michael
McDONALD, Robert
McDONALD, William

McDOWEL, Cornelius

McEVOY, John

McEWAN, Charles

McFARLANE, Jonothan E Sangster

McGANN, Francis

McGEE, James

McGILL, Charles

McGILLIVERY, Samuel

McGIVERN, George

McGRADY, John

McGRATH, John

McGREEHAN, James

McGREEVEY, John

McGREGOR, Hugh
McGREGOR, John
McGREGOR, John H

McGUINNESS, Patrick
McGUINNESS, Thomas

McINNIS, Frederick John
McINNIS, John ( Frederick )

McINTOSH, Duncan William

McIVOR, William

McKAY, Angus
McKAY, Donald
McKAY, John
McKAY, Thomas

McKEARNEY, John

McKEEGAN (KEEGAN), John

McKENNA, Robert

McKENNON (McKINNON), Heston (Hector)

McKENNY, Daniel

McKENZIE, George
McKENZIE, John
McKENZIE, John

McKERRELL, Donald

McKINNON, Alexander
McKINNON, Donald

McLAREN, Andrew
McLAREN, Edward

McLEAN, John
McLEAN, Lachlan

McLEARIE, Thomas

McLEARY, William

McLENAN (McLENNON), John

McLEOD, Alexander
McLEOD, William

McLERN, Francis

McLEVE (McCLIVE), Francis

McLOUGHLIN, Thomas

McMA(I)NNIMY (McMAINLONG), Patrick

McMASTER, John
McMASTERS, John

McMILLAN, Alexander
McMILLAN, Alexander
McMILLAN (McMULLEN), Charles

McNAMARA, John

McNAUGHTON, John

McNEIL, John

McPHERSON, James

McQUARRIE, Archibald (Alexander)
McQUARRIE, Hugh

McQUIRK, James

McSWEENEY, Eugene

McVEAGH, Robert

McVILL(E)Y, John

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NAGEL, William
NAGLE, Dennis

NASH, William

NAYLOR, Joseph
NAYLOR, William

NEAL(E), William

NEIL, James
NEIL, Robert

NELSON, Charles
NELSON, George Frederick
NELSON, James
NELSON, James
NELSON, Thomas

NEVE, Henry Care

NEWALL, Stuart
NEWALL, William

NEWCASTLE, James

NEWELL, Maxwell

NEWTON, Alfred
NEWTON, John (James) E
NEWTON, William

NEYNOE, Loftus

NICHOLL, George S
NICHOLL (NICOL), Thomas

NICOLL,Hugh

NIXON, Gerard
NIXON, William

NOACK, Henry

NOAK, Charles

NOLAN, James
NOLAN, James

NOONAN, Edward (Edmund)

NUGENT, John / Jno