Please help identify property in Photo

Just quickly running through-----I take it Frank is Francis Caesar De Beauvais; married Eira Wheeler  20 June 1912 at St Stephens, Cheltenham and looks like the had a daughter Eira b. 1916 around Stroud. By the 1940s, and likely earlier, they were living in Broadstone, Dorset at 4 Springdale Rd. He passed away near there in 1961 and his wife earlier in 1956.

The Cotswolds thus might be an alternative location for your photo to bear in mind; notably Cheltenham/Stroud region. 

I've just 'spotted' the dogs lol.

I think they belong to the gentleman and I also think he's standing on a rear lawn of an old, possibly 16th century manor house probly in the south west of England as the stonework looks like cotswold stone. (as opposed to othe rtypes of stone found elsewhere in the country). The property could be in use at the time as a wealthy  domestic dwelling or perhaps a private fee-based church-school. (maybe Catholic origin but possibly takeover by protestants). 

Joanna I am not sure what research you have done on the family but this is some information I have found so far from the Census and Free BMD

Eira Wheeler was born in 1888 in Knutsford Cheshire,  the daughter of Henry Wheeler b 1821 Kentish Town Middlesex, a Solicitor, and Sarah Isabella born 1849 Middlesex England.

In 1901 Sarah now a widow, Clytie (20 born Southport Lancashire), Daphne (19 also born Southport), Eira (13 born Knutsford) and Abbie (9 born Knutsford) are living at Middleton Lodge, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

In 1911 Sarah and Eira were living at Middleton Lodge, St George Road, Cheltenham.

Eira Wheeler married in Jun 1912 in Cheltenham to Francis Caesar de Beauvais.

In 1911 at The Vicarage the Plain, Whiteshill, Stroud, Gloucestershire was Francis Casear de Beauvais aged 37 born 1874 in Bridlington, Yorkshire, he was a Clerk in Established Church, Holy Orders and with him was his mother Sarah Newcombe aged 62 born in 1849 in Tasmania.

In 1881 Robt N Beauvais (aged 11 born 1870 Bridlington) and Francis C Beauvais (Aged 7 born 1874 Bridlington) were pupils at Savernake House, St Marks Road, Kensington, London.

In 1871 at 32 Pinfold Street, Bridlington were

Robert Beauvais aged 54, born 1817 Yorkshire, retired ship owner, Harriet Beauvais 54, born 1817 Middlesex, Peckham, Sarah Beauvais, daughter, married (I think this is daughter in law) aged 21 born 1850 at sea and Robert North Beauvais, grandson, aged 1 born 1870 Yorkshire.

Francis Robert T Beavais married Sarah Ellis in Jun 1868 in Bridlington.

I hope this might give you some clues as to where to look next.  And no doubt Paul will pull the rabbit out of the hat and find Francis Robert T Beauvais in 1871 and 1881.

It might be worth looking for these names in the Telephone Directories for 1930/40 and see where they were living!  You can find them online as well.

Do you know the Rev Canon's first name/s?  And, out of interest, the de Beauvais connection to Joan of Arc you might have come across?

Yes Cathy, he is in the phone books in Broadstone, Dorset. Didn't take long for both of us to find the Cotswold connection down from Yorkshire, and thence to Broadstone. 

Members of the Wheeler family also lived at Middleton Lodge, St George Road, Cheltenham.

Francis Caesar moved around quite a bit during his various offices clergy; Thorne Rectory, Yeovil (1932)---wonder what that looks like ??

And welcome to Poe Joanna;  I believe you've been researching this family line for some years now?

If this property is connected to the Rev Francis C, then his clerical career went from---St Stephens, Cheltenham, Stroud, Theale, Yeovil, and within a few years , he's then at Broadstone, Dorset.