Name, year and place of birth, date and place of death, date and place of marriage, eight children in 13 years, Obituarys below, from research file10 in June 2017.

OBITUARY
Brisbane Courier Monday, 23 November 1931
GYMPIE: Mrs Mary Ann Meredith, wife of Mr Morgan Meredith, died at McIntosh's Creek on November 12. The deceased lady, who was 83 years of age, was born at Reading, Yorkshire, England, and came to Queensland 57 years ago. She is survived by her husband, and five sons, Messrs Charles Thomas Meredith (Mundubbera), Edward Meredith (Gympie), George Morgan Meredith (Mundubbera) and Sydney Victor and John Francis Meredith (Gympie).

OBITUARY
The Telegraph (Brisbane) Tuesday, 17 November 1931
LATE MRS MEREDITH
Mrs Mary Ann Meredith, wife of Mr Morgan Meredith, died at her residence at McIntosh Creek. She was born at Reading, Yorkshire, 83 years ago, her father being Inspector Dodson of the London Great Western Railway. It is 57 years ago since she landed in Queensland in the sailing ship, The Winnifred. The voyage occupied 90 days.  Not long after her arrival she went to Oakey and it was there that she married Mr Meredith. Her husband shortly afterwards joined the New South Wales Railway Department. He later entered the Queensland railway service and drove the first passenger train from Brisbane to Gympie after the official opening of the last section of the line. In 1911, Mr and Mrs Meredith took up land at Binjour Plateau, near Gayndah, and engaged in general farming. Ten years later they went on the land at McIntosh Creek.  
Mrs Meredith is survived by her husband and five sons, Charles Thomas (Mundubbera), Edward (Gympie), George Morgan (Mundubbera), Sydney Victor and John Francis (Gympie). The funeral took place at Gympie.