Cant find Joseph Lunts parents?

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1861 Census
Church St,
Stone, Staffordshire
RG9/1911/51/28
James LUNT, 225, Head, Mar,  Ag Lab, born Swallowford
Elizabeth Lunt, 19, Wife, Mar, born Yarnfield
John DORAM, 3, Son, born Yarnfield
Eliza Lunt, 10mths, Daug, born Yarnfield

1851 Census James seems to be a Servant born c 1836, Chebsey, Staffordshire living with the Brewoods in Chebsey
HO107/2000/325/26

James LUNT Baptised/Christened, 18 October 1835, Chebsey, Stafford
Parents JOSEPH/SUSANNAH
(Source Familysearch.Org)

1841 Census (under LUTT)
Swallowford,
Chebsey, Staffordshire
HO107/994/8/Chebsey
Joseph LUNT, 40, Ag Lab
Susannah, 40
Thomas, 12
John, 9
JAMES, 5
George, 3
All born in County

Possible Marriage;
Joseph LUNT
Susannah WALTERS
28 December 1826, Sleighford, Staffordshire
(Familysearch.Org)

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1851 Census in Swynnerton, Staffs;
Joseph Lunt is born c 1800, Walsall
Susanna c 1801, Sleighford
With them is a Lodger John WALTERS born c 1814, Seighford (sic)

[tailz03]

wow guys thanks for all the help you're giving me, i had got completely stuck and i really wanan go further as its for my grandads xmas present and my complete and utter knowledge of my great grandma (Lucy lunt b.1897 d.1987) was that she had a sister called Elsie b.1897 (cant find anything about her) Joseph Lunt b1891 d.1892 and Edward H Rushton (cant find anything on him) who was born from Sarahs first marriage to Edward Rushton b.1860 d.1885... thats literally as far as ive got. lol. Im useless at english records, awesome at Scottish ones! If anyone can also find the details on either Edward or Elsie that would be a huggggge help thank you

[Pels.]

I think this might a younger sister to Elsie and Lucy ! 

Birth, Sep qtr 1902   
Violet Lunt        
Cannock, Vol 6b, page 543

Pels.

[Pels.]

Here's a long shot for Edward H :

Marriage, Mar qtr 1917   
Harry Rushton
Clara Tranter   
Cannock, Vol 6b, page 638

In the later census, he's referred to as Harry.

Also check the children of this couple. You'll see two familiar names in a Violet and a Lucy.
Therefore might be worthy of consideration.

Pels.