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Thanks for reply. Could well be South Africa as he was in Boer War, though where and when don't know. Grandad is the one standing on the far right - name Arthur Freeman, although was christened Arthur Freeman Moss. Not in WW1 as was born in 1868.
I think it's a Bible group of some sort so that would explain the different uniforms. If you look on my first posting on Sunday, you will find a massive picture which I downloaded in my ignorance. You might be able to spot something on that if your PC will allow it.
Thanks for any help.

Does anybody know where this photo was taken? Possible India - between 1890 and 1900. Grandfather from Yarmouth but no record in Norfolk Regiment. thanks to Bob for help in getting this onto website. Hopefully it will work.

Can anybody place this photo. Have always been told it's India. Grandad from Yarmouth but no record in Norfolk Regiment. Thanks.

Thanks for your help, anyway. We know that Frances Inglis is daughter of Lawrence Inglis and Richmond Gardiner, and have found her husband's name in Lawrence's will but can get no further. Could be she no longer lived in Scotland, then.

Thanks very much for swift response. My husband has the marriage certificate - she was living at 19 Well Street,
and George lived at 20 Well Street when they married. We have the Bellamy info after that but can't trace her back. Says father John Lumsden - gardener on cert. Further back in family there is a definite Scottish connection so it is very possible that they came from there. Also, my husband has a Charles on his tree but as her father, but we now realise that this must be hearsay and incorrect, so the Charles could be a connnection, especially as the father is John. Once again, thanks.