1871 lookup please - BUTCHER - Aspley Guise/Heath

[DB10]

I wonder if anybody can help me find the following family in 1871 please.
George Butcher married Ann Sedgwick in 1867 and I have them in 1881 at Leighton Hill, Aspley Heath - George is age 42, Ag Lab, b. Wavendon. Ann is 35, b. Aspley. They have 6 children at this time - John, 14, Ag Lab; Emma, 12; Elizabeth, 9; Thomas, 7; Mary, 5; William, 2.
So in 1871 John and Emma should be with them and they were both born Aspley.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks DB10

[lizdb]

No surprises

RG10 1557 27 7
Church Rd Apsley Guise

George 27 Ag Lab bn Bucks Wavenden
Ann 24 bn Apsley
John 3 bn Apsley
Emma 1 bn Apsley

I wish they were all so cooperative!

(modified - sorry all those Apsleys should be Aspleys, got my p's and s's in a twist)

[DB10]

WOW that was quick - many thanks Lizdb. The address is interesting as well as Leighton Hill is very close to Church Road so they didnt move far!!
Thanks for the very quick response and I can now move on 

Dont worry about your Ps and Ss you're not the only one - I've even seen it in transcriptions from the census!

[Hogsty]

Just to get things correct  Thats Leighton Hollow, not Hill.  The area is still there, but the buildings have gone.  A dirt track splits off at the bottom of Aspley Hill and goes parallel to Church Road.  About half way up is an area of grass on your left where all the rest is woods.  That was Leighton Hollow.  It was also known as Georges Square.