Silly O'Clock here, so chucking this in and off to bed
I think the following is the family of the George HUNT of the 1911 (1901, 1891) Census
AND that he is indeed the 1871 Marriage between George HUNT and Emily Harriet AUSTIN:
MARRIAGE of his parents: Mar Qtr 1840, Bermondsey
George HUNT & Susannah NORTH
BIRTHS of their children, all registered Bermondsey, up to 1852:
(and recalling the 1891 Census, the middle initial 'R' of George)George Richard HUNT, Sep Qtr 1840, mms NORTH
James HUNT Jun Qtr 1845, mms NORTH
Caroline HUNT Jun Qtr 1847 mms NORTH
John HUNT, Sep Qtr 1849, mms NORTH
Henry HUNT, Sep Qtr 1852 mms NORTH
CENSUS 1841: At Great George Street, in this dwelling are:
Richard JOHNSON, 35, Leather Dresser - Y
Elizabeth JOHNSON 35, - Y
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George HUNT 20, Labourer - Y
Susannah HUNT 20 - Y
George HUNT 9 mths - Y/
Plus a man FOSTER, a couple LANG, and a woman FOSTER
(Note: 1841, same address as marriage)CENSUS 1851: At 21 Rose Court, Bermondsey
Head: George HUNT 32, Labourer, b
Wife: Hannah HUNT 29,
Son: George 10
Dau: Caroline 4,
Son: John 1
Looks like Susannah, preferred a pet form "Hannah"CENSUS 1861: At 46 Gedling Street, Bermondsey
Head: George HUNT 42,
Leather DresserWife: Mrs HUNT 39, Stay Maker,
Dau: Caroline 14, Mantle Maker,
Son: Wm, 7, Scholar
Son: Alfred 6,
Son: Chas, 8months
ALL born Bermondsey
Note: George HUNT in 1871 Marriage said his father was a leather dresser.CENSUS 1871: At 46 Gedling Street, Bermondsey
(same as in 1861)Head: Mr HUNT 52, Leather Dyer
Wife: Hannah HUNT 49,
Son: G HUNT 30, unm, Labourer
Son: A HUNT 12, Labourer
Son: C HUNT 10 Scholar
Dau: L HUNT 8,
ALL born Bermondsey
So the son George Richard HUNT is not in the family home in 1861 but is back there - unmarried - in 1871 (which ties in with him being about to marry Emily Harriett Austin).
So finding him in 1861 (was he in the Army for a short stint from about 1858, then out before 1871?) and 1881 (or was he in the Army at this time?).
His middle name, if he was in the Army and if he used the middle name, might be of use.
Cheers
AMBLY