Harold Begbie
The photograph shows Harold Begbie with his wife Gertrude and three of his four daughters. Janet Begbie on the left who later published a book of poems, Morning Mist, as well as several books under the pseudonym of Elizabeth Croly. Next to her, sitting, Joan Begbie who had several books published including Sergeant the Dog and Freelance the Pony. Lastly Eve Begbie who sadly died aged 12 years of age from chloroform poisoning after an operation to remove her appendix. Behind are two servants whose names, unfortunately, I don't know
Works (28)

Life changers

Twice-born men

The mirrors of Downing Street

The children's story Bible

The crisis of morals

The happy Irish

Souls in action, in the crucible of the new life

Living water

The proof of God

The day that changed the world

The political Struwwelpeter

The ordinary man and the extraordinary thing

Souls in action

The convictions of Christopher Sterling

The weakest link

Other sheep

More twice-born men

The windows of Westminster

The life of General William Booth

Albert, fourth Earl Grey

Painted windows

The vindication of Great Britain

The Struwwelpeter alphabet

The Lady Next Door (Classics of Irish History)

L'Angleterre justifiée

Twice-born men, a clinic in regeneration

Fighting lines and various reinforcements

The glass of fashion