Sisters, Margaret Clara Crawley (1884-1891) and Elizabeth 'Ellen' Crawley rest in this grave at Gympie Cemetery together. They are the daughters of George Sowden Crawley 1850-1921 and Jane Anne Crawley (née Corkan) 1855-1931. 

Margaret was born on the 1st December 1884 in Gympie, the 3rd child of nine children. The children in order of birth: 

1. George Sowden Crawley 1874-1878 (4 years of age) Is resting in the Rookwood Catholic Cemeteries and Crematoria, Sydney Australia. Sect. M1 Row 5 Plot 1147.
2. Alfred James Crawley 1880-1940 Is resting in Mackay City Cemetery Qld Australia Catholic Section 1, Line 12 Plot 53.
3. Margaret Clara Crawley 1884-1891 (7 years of age) this is her story.
4. Mary Amelia Brown (née Crawley 1886-1960 Is resting in the Ipswich General Cemetery Catholic 2A, Row 6 Grave 46.
5. Robert William Crawley 1889-1926 Is resting in Ipswich General Cemetery Catholic 2A Row 12 Grave 17
6. John Melbourne Crawley 1891-1914 (22 years) Is resting in South Rockhampton Cemetery RC Row 213x Burial No 3844
7. George Henry Crawley 1893-1954 Is resting in Ipswich General Cemetery RC 2A, Row 4 Grave 38.
8. Clara (Clare) May Williamson née Crawley 1895-1988 Is resting in Lutwyche Cemetery Kedron Brisbane QLd Australia Monumental 15-9-16. 
9. Elizabeth 'Ellen' Crawley 1897-1900 (3 years of age) Is resting with her sister Margaret in Gympie Cemetery Gympie Australia. RCP-5-139. 

Margaret died on the 25th February at Monkland, Gympie aged 7 years, the cause of her death was Typhoid fever. She was buried here in the Gympie General Cemetery on 26th February 1891.
Parents:

George Sowden Crawley (Snr) was born in the 11th December 1850 in Shadwell, Middlesex England. He came as the 3rd mate on a ship to Sydney Australia, where he met Jane Ann Corkan born 17th February 1855 in Sydney. They married in Sydney in 1871 where they had one son—named after his father—George Sowden Crawley. Tragically George, died on the 31st December 1878 (yes New Years Eve) at 4 years of age (unknown cause) while a newspaper notice stated he died at the residence of his aunt at the Trevado Hotel in Ultimo Sydney. He was buried the next day in the Rookwood Catholic Cemetery. 

Soon after their son died, George and Jane Crawley moved to Gympie, Queensland (1979) where they lived for 39 years, raising another 8 children and George worked in the goldfields as an Engine driver. 

During their time in Gympie three more of their children died - Margaret (7) John (22) and Ellen/Elizabeth (3). In approximately 1919 they moved to Ipswich where George (Snr) died just 2 years later in April 1921. He is resting in the Ipswich Cemetery, Roman Catholic section 1A unknown plot.  Jane was living with her son George Henry Crawley and his wife in Ebbw Vale Ipswich when she died 10 years later in May 1931. Jane is also buried in the Ipswich Cemetery Roman Catholic Section 2A Row 1 Grave 40. 

According to her Obituary in the Queensland Times (Ipswich Saturday 23 May 1931, page 14 - BUNDAMBA DISTRICT, DINMORE... She had reached the age of 76 years. Mrs Crawley was in her usual health on the night before she passed away and was chatting freely with her son and his wife. In the morning she complained of a bad headache. While she was being attended to she lapsed into unconsciousness and suddenly passed away.