Photo's found at carboot sale.

[youngtug]

I have had a look at the an*****y  tree mention, via Mundia. It looks like a dead end branch for that tree, not the main line.

[youngtug]

Number 18;- On the back of the photo it say's Jack. 15-3-19 It also say's L/Cpl,Ray. Baghdad. at the foot of the photo but it is not showing on this scan.

[youngtug]

Number 19;- This one has no nothing to say when and where.

[msr]

Quite a packet you have there YT.

Photo may not have anything to say but I'll bet the guy at the back, wielding the spoon, is waiting for the photo-shoot to finish.  His grub must be getting cold.

[msr]

Perhaps entertainment for injured personnel.  Scouts with song sheets, those in Pierrot costume.
The chap with the monocle could be military doctor and there are certainly injuries apparent.

The chap sitting at the front seems to be missing part of lower leg.

[youngtug]

Also the one with crutches.

[MaureeninNY]

Could be wrong but I think the RAY family are:
John Will RAY  and Mary A S RAY with family in Sevenoaks 1901.

Son John William James RAY-is, I think,on the WW1 Service Records as just John RAY with an Edenbridge address. The age is out but most other things fit.

I believe it was his sister Amy who married William PAYNE.

The other Amy RAY was born Amy Emily Ray and seems to marry Horace Wickenden in Sevenoaks.


Maureen

[mare]

Brilliant find YT.

Could the lady on the right in #15 be the same as #2 & 6 do you think??

Wiggy   

I don't think it is Wiggy

No I don't either but think she and the younger woman on end are sisters and are together in #12 as well ... pretty obvious as wearing same outfits too, minus/plus hats ... male companion/husband looks slightly different in both but probably just angle and with/without hat.

(modified post for context)

[youngtug]

OK,,,, On the back of #12 it say's; Fred & *****
                                                   Maud [Freds sister Sybil Earl]our housemaid Ada *****]- parlourmaid