Quin Family Manchester what year was the photo from?

[RayMilBax]

Hi
I wonder if anyone could assist with dating this photograph please.
I originally (based on who relations advised were in the picture) thought the picture was dated around the early 1920’s.  Based on a bit more detective work I’m thinking it was more between 1905 and 1911.
The 2 eldest on the photograph the earliest died in 1927 and that’s too far away from either of the dates mentioned above.
If anyone could also possibly identify which 3 of the 4 sisters are all sisters and which isn’t then that would also be appreciated. I personally think that the first girl along top row left to right isn’t related but happy to be advised differently.
Also for possibly dating the photo the 3 daughters were born in 1875, 1879 and 1881 and only the one born in 1879 married so could her husband (either back row left or back row right) be on there also? They married in 1909.
Any help/advice would be great
Thanks
Phil

[Treetotal]

Hi Phil...1905-1908 would be my estimate.
Carol

[RayMilBax]

Thanks Carol
Any reasons behind how you have dated this?
Also any suggestions on which of the 3 daughters are the sisters and which one isn’t?

[tomkin]

       I would agree with Carol but because I don't really know I would have guessed at

        1900 to 1914

       have a look through these:-

           https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1DIEZ_enGB803GB803&q=edwardian+family+photographs&tbm=isch&source=univ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj0oMHxzvfhAhWConEKHehyCwgQsAR6BAgHEAE&biw=1267&bih=602#imgrc=_

[Milliepede]

I would have guessed around 1910.

[jim1]

I'm with Millipede on this one.
1910 is about right. Some of these hairstyles are very distinctive but were around for a very short period just prior to WW1.

[RayMilBax]

Thanks for your help identifying the year I really appreciate your help 
Any ideas on my sub question on who of the 4 girls is the odd one out and not one of the 3 sisters?
Thanks
Phil

[jim1]

These 3 have similar facial features also the 2 at the front are in a familar position which indicates daughters. I would also suggest the one between mom & dad is the youngest & not yet married. The one on the left is married & I would assume the chap behind her is her husband. This is the usual position for spouses. That leaves the one behind mom as the middle daughter again in a familar position close to her mother.
Where there any sons?

[Milliepede]

Purely from looking at their faces I would have said the one on the left white blouse looked the odd one out.  The two ladies standing look similar faces/mouths to me and the one between the mother looked the oldest not the youngest.

But I take the point about positioning of spouses and family as am uneducated on that!