1891 Census: Henry, William, George, Richard, and Frank MILES households

[acauston]

Hello:
The Miles surname occurs so frequently that I've had difficulty sorting through the BMD indices and narrowing down the entries to our family line.  I am hoping to find 1891 census entries for our great-grandmother's brothers:
- Henry Miles, born 1848 at Clayton, Sussex
- William George Miles, born 1851 at Keymer, Sussex
- George Miles, born 1853 at Keymer
- Richard Miles, born 1855 at Keymer
- Frank Miles, born 1859 at Lindfield
Could someone help, please? and many thanks for any consideration.
Regards,
Alison Causton
Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, Canada

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi

This looks like George

RG12/ 793/ 851/ 3 - Holm Bush, Keymer

George Miles, 38, born Keymer, Sussex, Head - Farmer
Martha A Miles, 40, born Chailey, Sussex, Wife.
Charity H Miles, 14, born Keymer, Sussex, Daughter.
Mercy M Miles, 12, born Keymer, Sussex, Daughter.
George Miles, 10, born Keymer, Sussex, Son.
Frank Miles, 8, born Keymer, Sussex, Son.
Beatrice Miles, 7, born Keymer, Sussex, Daughter
Annie E Miles, 5, born Keymer, Sussex, Daughter.
Naomi Miles, 3, born Keymer, Sussex, Daughter

Chris in 1066

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi

Looks as though this is Richard

Rg12/ 797/ 3/ 12 - Junction Road, Keymer, Sussex

Richard Miles, 35, born Keymer, Sussex, Head - Gardener, Domestic..
Sophia Miles, 40, born Manchester, Lancashire, Wife.
Norman R Miles, 11, born Wivelsfield, Sussex, Son
Eva A Miles, 9, born Keymer, Sussex, Daughter.
Ethel M Miles, 7, born Keymer, Sussex, Daughter.
Horace Miles, 6, born Keymer, Sussex, Son
Archie C Miles, 3, born Keymer, Sussex, Son
Olive W Miles, 1, born Keymer, Sussex, Daughter.

Chris in 1066

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi again

Could be William George

RG12/ 776/ 28/ 11- Carriers Path, Hailsham.

Wm Miles, 40, born Plaistow, Sussex, Head - Groom
Martha Miles, 37, born Mayfield, Sussex, Wife.
Wm Geo Miles, 16, born Buxted, Sussex, Son.
Edwin W Miles, 12, born Hailsham, Sussex, Son.

Chris in 1066

[acauston]

Thank you for these, Chris.  Your first post includes an elusive cousin, rather our Grandad's first cousin:  Frank, with whom he corresponded right through 1980.  Frank was also a band leader, apparently ;-).
There were some unexpected individuals in the other posts, too, comparing them with 1901 census results.
Many thanks again,
Alison