Henley Robert McKegg (6 December 1921 – 10 October 1961) was a New Zealand-born Cook Islands politician.
[1] After working as a bank clerk, he joined the Royal New Zealand Air Force in November 1941 and served as a flight lieutenant in Europe during World War II, winning the Distinguished Flying Cross.
[1][2] Following the war he returned to the Cook Islands, becoming involved in his family's business.
[2] In 1953 McKegg contested the elections for the European seat on Rarotonga Island Council and the Legislative Council, defeating the incumbent Willie Watson.
[5] McKegg moved to New Zealand in 1961, but died during a return visit to the Cook Islands on 10 October the same year.