Hi
In 1881 have a look at
RG11/3120 Folio 5 Page 2 or search for
George Clarke b1841 Great Bowden (He is a Game Keeper)
Although his address is shown as Papillion’s Hall (or an attempt to show that
), I suspect that he is living in the lodge and that the actual Hall property next door is uninhabited. Next door to him, the other way, is a Charles Crisp, Shepherd who is in the same property on the 1891 census.
In 1851 it does not seem to be specifically mentioned but if you use reference HO107/2079 Folio 414 and click on any of the entries and then view the image it should take you to page 2 of 31 images for Lubenham. You could then page through (if you wish) and try to work out which property it is from the relative position of other families and properties on later censuses.
Similarly in 1861 it does not seem to be mentioned specifically but if you use reference RG9/2249 Folio 111 and click on any of the entries and then view the image it should take you to page 1 of 27 images for Lubenham to page through (if you wish).
You can also achieve the same initial result by simply entering “Lubenham” into the “Civil Parish” box, on each census search page, and leaving everything else blank.
There does not seem to be any census entry as “grand” as the one in 1871 appearing in other years.
Hope that helps a little bit.
DS
