In the 1861 census Upper Bachelor Row, Horsforth, Guiseley, Yorkshire
Head Joseph Morris, age 35, stone quarry man, born Horsforth
Wife Ann Morris, age 30, born Horsforth
Son James Morris, age 3, born Horsforth
Daughter Louisa Morris, age 1, born Horsforth
Son George Morris, age 2 months, born Horsforth
[They are just down the street from Ann’s parents]

In the 1871 census Cragg Hills, Horsforth, Yorkshire
Head Joseph Morris, age 48, stone quarry man, born Bramley, Yorkshire
Wife Ann Morris, age 40, quarry man’s wife, born Horsforth
Son James Morris, age 13, labourer in stone quarry, born Horsforth
Daughter Louise Morris, age 11, born Horsforth
Son George Morris, age 9, born Horsforth
Daughter Charlotte Morris, age 6, born Horsforth
Daughter Mary Morris, age 4, born Horsforth
Daughter Ann E. Morris, age 2, born Horsforth

In the 1871 census Long Row, Horsforth, Yorkshire
Head Ann Morris, widow, age 49, formerly a mill hand, born Horsforth
Son George Morris, unmarried, age 20, born Horsforth, imbecile from birth
Daughter Charlotte Morris, unmarried, age 18, power loom weaver, born Horsforth
Daughter Mary Morris, unmarried, age 15, silk twister, born Horsforth
Daughter Ann Eliza Morris, age 12, silk twister, born Horsforth.