Hi Chris, I have used Ancestry for many years now , it has its faults but most of them do.
When searching for family members you have to allow for the faults of others , the census enumerators to name the worst culprits,LOL.
to get you started
Edward C Hubbleday,b 1921 the son of Norman J Hubbleday and Harriet nee Millin
1911 census 84 Leamington road, Balsall heath, HUBBLEDAY
Charles edward Hubbleday age 43 b. Colchester, Brass polisher
Clara age 47 wife born Walsall
Bernard 15 b,Bham
Eva 13 b. Bham
NORMAN 12 b. Bham
Matthew sheldon age 23 nephew
Lizbeth age 19 neice
Alice Keilty age 1 no relationship given.
1911 census 22 Richard Street, Aston MILLIN
George Millin age 33 labourer
Adeline 31 wife
HARRIET 13
Mary 12
Thomas 9
Annie 3
Louisa 2
Alfonso under 1 month.
all born Birmingham except Adeline in Smethwick
Lilian D Craythorne b 1920 the daughter of Richard Craythorne and Frances Ada nee Coley
just to add that the Craythorne family often spelt their name Craythorn and in the 1911 Claythorne but the enumerator put
Craythorne on the index and I have verified it from BMD.
1911 census entry CRAYTHORNE
Back 13 Duddeston row
Leonard Craythorne age 43 Ice cream vendor
Ada age 32 , Traveller with organ
RICHARD 14
Ada 9
Lottie 6
when Leonard married Ada Hutton in 1897 he spelt it Craythorn.
1911 census COLEY
1911 census entry Bartholomew Row
Frances Ada was the daughter of Richard Coley and Selina nee Baker
Richard Coley died age 35 in 1910 and Selina age 34,FRANCES age 13,Richard 8 and Elizabeth 4 are
living in the home of her parents Joseph and Agnes Baker.
you can find records for free at FreeBMD and Familysearch eg. Alfonso Millin was actually Alphonso and married in 1938.