13/08/2026
Are you a descendant of Frederick Meredith?
Frederick Meredith (1763–1836) was a First Fleet sailor and an early free settler in colonial New South Wales, Australia.
He returned to NSW on the Bellona in 1793 and with a small group of the first free settlers they were given land grants at Liberty Plains (now Strathfield). His second grant was 60 acres, where Rhodes railway station is today. Both land grants were unsuited to farming. Frederick received a further grant of 120 acres near his farm at Salt Pan Creek. The
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The Frederick Meredith Descendants Group Inc are holding a special event and AGM on Saturday, 19th September to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Frederick Meredith Descendants Group.
The meeting will commence at 11.30am so please arrive by 11.15 at the latest.
Clare Stapleton will be the guest speaker.
If you would like to attend, you must RSVP to Marilyn Ayres 0437822477
Marilyn will give you the address.
January 22, 2024August 29, 2025 cathy Frederick Meredith Frederick Meredith arrived with the First Fleet as a steward to Captain John Marshall of the convict transport Scarborough. He came before a magistrate for exchanging a “squirrel” for rum, apparently on the orders of the captain, and was s...