William Busby 14 Male servant born in Hunts in household of James King 45 farmer + family + 3 other servants
Christian names would have been useful as it helps identify people where as often, particularly in 1841, the census page is faint and barely legible. The next entry may be Busby but could equally be Bapley/Barley. Hopefully you know the names of the Busbys. It was the next household following the William Busby entry, but is unlikely to be William's father given the presence of another William.
Charles Busby 35 ag lab Rebecca Busby 10 William Busby 7 All born in Hunts
Folio 5B Charles Busby 25 ag lab Elizabeth Busby 25 William Busby 4 All born in Hunts
Folio 6A John Barley/Busby 25 male servant (probably Barley) in household of William Cheney farmer next house Charlate Busby 60 pauper Mary Chapman 20 William Chapman 2 mths All b in Hunts
Folio 6B William Busby 35 ag lab Keziah Busby 35 Sussan 13 James Busby 11 John Busby 9 Mary Busby 7 All b in Hunts
Folio 7A John Busby 45 ag lab Ann Busby 45 Same house but separate family unit John Busby 20 ag lab Caraline Busby 20 Same house but separate family unit William Busby 20 ag lab Ann Busby 4 All b in Hunts I suspect that John and William may have been sons of John and Ann, and Caraline was John junior's wife
Folio 7B William Busby 55 ag lab (probably Busby but not 100% sure) Elizabeth Busby 55 William Busby 20 All b in Hunts
Folio 8A Edward Busby 15 male servant b in Hunts in household of John Smith 45 farmer
Hope you can sort the wheat from the chaff. The surfeit of Williams doesn't help!
1851 hasn't been released on CDRom, so can't help there I'm afraid. Someone may have the Hunts FHS microfiche though.
Have you got them in 1861?
Regards
David
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Thanks for that info, recognized Wm & Kerzia the rest I will vet carefully, thanks I do have 1861, really appreciate your help, keep my fingers Xed that someone might pick up on the 1851 Census