In the 1901 census Broadgate Lane, Horsforth, Yorkshire
Head James Morris, age 44, stone quarry owner, employer, born Horsforth
Wife Susannah Morris, age 44, born Horsforth
Daughter Mary A. Morris, single, age 23, dressmaker, worker, born Horsforth
Daughter Elizabeth Morris, single, age 19, woolen weaver, worker, born Horsforth
Daughter Annie Morris, single, age 18, born Horsforth
Son James Morris, single, age 17, joiner’s apprentice [carpenter], worker, born Horsforth
Son Alfred Morris, single, age 15, shoe maker, worker, born Horsforth
Son Ernest Morris, single, age 13, shoe maker, worker, born Horsforth
Son William Morris, age 10, born Horsforth
Son Harold Morris, age 5, born Horsforth
Daughter Gladys Morris, age 3, born Horsforth
Son Fred Morris, age 7 months, born Horsforth

In the 1911 census Broadgate Lane, Horsforth, Leeds, Yorkshire
Head James Morris, age 53, quarry man delver [digger] at a stone quarry, born Horsforth
Wife Susannah Morris, age 52, married 34 years, 12 children born alive, 10 still living, born Horsforth
Daughter Annie Morris, age 28, single, born Horsforth
Son Alfred Morris, age 24, single, boot repairer, worker, born Horsforth
Son William Morris, age 19, single, dyers labourer, cotton industry, worker, born Horsforth
Son Harold Morris, age 15, dyers labourer, cotton industry, born Horsforth
Daughter Gladys Morris, age 12, school, born Horsforth
Son Fred Morris, age 10, school, born Horsforth