In the 1871 census 17 Goodwin Street, Salford, Lancashire.
Head Hugh Lee, age 32, smith, born Manchester, Lancashire.
Wife Margaret Lee, age 33, born Manchester.
Son John Lee, age 7, scholar, born Manchester.
Son James Lee, age 5, scholar, born Manchester.
Son Edward Lee, age 3, born Manchester.
Daughter Mary Ann Lee, age 1, born Manchester.

In the 1881 census 20 Goodwin Street, Salford, Lancashire.
Head Hugh Lee, age 40, farrier, born Manchester, Lancashire.
Wife Margaret Lee, age 40, born Manchester.
Son John Lee, age 17, labourer at forge, born Manchester.
Son James Lee, age 15, labourer at forge, born Manchester.
Son Edward Lee, age 13, scholar, born Manchester.
Daughter Mary Ann Lee, age 9, scholar, born Manchester
Son Hugh Lee, age 5 scholar, born Manchester.
Mother Mary A. Lee, married, age 65, formerly cook, born Manchester.
[Curious about the ages. Mary Ann has to be 10 years old, and Hugh and Margaret are about 40. Remember they could not sign their marriage record.

In the 1891 census 87 Cresswell Street, Newton, Manchester
Head Hugh Leigh, age 50, blacksmith, employed, born Manchester.
Wife Mary Leigh, age 49, born Manchester.
Son Edward Leigh, single, age 22, blacksmith, employed, born Manchester.
Daughter Mary Ann Leigh, single, age 18, cotton weaver, employed, born Manchester.
Son Hugh Leigh, age 15, laborer in gas works, employed, born Pendleton, Lancashire.
[Note the new spelling of Lee - Leigh]