Robert and Florence's children were:

1. Leslie Robert Ditton (born 1920 Cairns Queensland - died 1995 Clayfield, Brisbane Qld. Aust.)
   
2. Jocelyn Ditton (1924 - 2002) Jocelyn married Elver George Fitzgerald.

8a. Ethel Johnston married Robert Albert Ditton following his divorce from Florence Christine Wenck in 1944.

Robert and Ethel's children were:

1. Robert Ditton (19?? - 19??)
   
2. Living
   

9. Florence Christine Wenck , daughter of School Teacher Theodore Bernhardt Julius Wenck and Christina Josefski, was born in 1895 in Ipswich Queensland and died in 1989 in Brisbane Queensland Australia. Florence married Robert Albert Ditton on 12 Mar 1924 in Cairns Queensland Australia.

10. William Edward Norris , son of Gamekeeper Edward Norris and Mary Jane Roberts, was born on 1 Feb 1884 in Petham Kent England UK and died in 1959 in Brisbane Queensland Australia. William, a Decorator, migrated to Australia in 1912 departing London on 29 February on the SS Gothic. On 14 September 1915 William enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force. He served in France and was wounded in action on 4 September 1916 receiving severe gunshot wounds to the neck, shoulder and back. During his year long recovery in England he met Elsie Maud Stagg. He returned to the 49th Battalion in France until the Armistice. At the end of the war William and Elsie married and returned to Australia on the Orontes where William was discharged medically unfit with impaired hearing. They settled in Nanango, Queensland and raised three daughters. They named their second daughter Hamel after the French village Le Hamel where Australian troops under the command of General Monash fought a decisive battle. Source - National Archives of Australia.

The following obituary is from a 1959 Nanango Daily - "A former and highly respected citizen of Nanango, Mr. William Norris, passed away in Brisbane recently. The deceased who was a First World War digger, had not enjoyed good health for a number of years, but he had often re-visited Nanango, the last occasion being early last month when he met many old friends at the show. The late Bill Norris was a native of England but came to Nanango shortly after the first war and was employed by the Nanango Shire Council. As an employee he was a hard working and conscientious man, and his leisure time was spent on his home and garden. He was a good neighbour and friend and was always willing and happy to assist any movement for the benefit of the town and district. The local RSL and the Church of England were among his main interests. He is survived by his widow and three grown up daughters, and to these we extend our sincere sympathy."

William married Elsie Maud Stagg on 2 Jan 1919 in England UK.

Their children were:

1. Joyce Norris (born 1919 England UK - died Bribie Island Qld. Aust. 19??)
   
2. Hamel Elsie Norris (born 1920 Nanango Qld. - died 1997 in Chermside, Qld. Aust.)
   
3. Clarice (Jacqui) Norris (born 1922 Nanango Qld. - died 19?? Brisbane Qld. Aust.)
   
4. William (Billy) Frederick Edward Norris (born 1923 Nanango Qld. - died 1936 Nanango Qld. Aust.)
   

12. George Alfred Bailey station hand, later an engine driver was a son of George Bailey and Ellen Rostron born 21 December 1880 in Cooma, New South Wales Australia. He fought in the Boer War at the rank of Trooper in the 1st NSW Citizens' Bushmen unit and 1st Commonwealth Victoria Regiment. George married in Melbourne and lived at 6 Mitchell Street, Northcote with his wife Nora Frawley and their four children. In 1915 he joined the WW1 Australian Imperial Force, fought in France and was severely wounded there. He served for more than three years and was promoted through the ranks to 2nd Lieutenant. Source - National Archives of Australia.

Their children were:

1. Charles Edward Bailey (1915-2005)
   
2. George Bailey ()
   
3. Marge Bailey ()
   
4. Rose Bailey ()
   

14. Ambrose (Charlie) William Gordon Smith bootmaker, son of John Joseph Smith and Mary Minnie Wyatt, was born in 1896 in Coburg Melbourne Victoria. Ambrose married Christina Violet Louisa Hamann, daughter of Heinrich Rudolph Hamann and Alice Fisher on the 25 July 1914 at the Nth Fitzroy Evangelist Church of Christ. Both were 19 years of age and had written consent of both fathers. Ambrose died in Melbourne on 19 July 1988.

Their children were:

1. Mavis Sheila Smith (born 1918 Nth Fitzroy Victoria - died 1982 West Preston Victoria Australia.)
   
2. Dorothy Myrtle Smith ()