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Could someone please help me with my Gt Gt Grandfathers occupation on the 1911 census.

I got the occupation as Dock Labourer but the next column (Industry or Service with which worker is connected) is a little harder to read.

Thanks,
Lorraine

Was wondering if anyone could help me out with this 1891 census.
I haven't been able to make out the road or house name. The person I'm interested is the last entry at No 18, I can see she is 18 and an Inmate (RH?)! can't make out the occupation either.
Thanks, Lorraine

This is the picture of my nan's younger sister who died of pneumonia not long after this was taken, I got the photo from my Great-Aunt, who would love to see it without the cracks.
Anything anyone can do to help will be appreciated

Thank You 

I haven’t been able to find my great grandfather on the 1891census.  He was married with 7 children in 1901 and should be on the 1891 census as married with (possibly) 3 children. I have searched for each of these names individually and still come up with nothing. I remember reading somewhere that some census records were destroyed during the war, and wondered if this was one of them???  If this isn’t the case what other reason would there be for them not to be on the census? ??

It’s baffling me, but incase anyone can help here are some details.

In 1901 they were living in Battersea, London
William Farrant was born 1862 Yeovil, Somerset and his wife Lily was born 1862 in Wandsworth.
William married Lily Phipps in June 1885 Wandsworth
and their children who should have been on the 1891 census are:
Lily Farrant b 1886 Wandsworth
William Farrant b 1888 Wandsworth
and May Farrant was born in 1891 so not sure if she’d be on the census

Thanks, Lorraine