Albert Henry Hibberd is now 3 and shows up on the 1881 census with his brothers and sisters; John(9), Ellen(8), Charles(5), and Walter(9 months). George(37), a farm labourer, and Sarah Hibberd(35) send their children to school once they are old enough.

George Hibberd, an agricultural labourer aged 46 and Sarah aged 45 head a house with 7 children. John is 19, single, and also works as an agricultural labourer. Ellen Georgina is 18, single, and is a domestic servant. Charles George, 15, is an agricultural labourer. Albert Henry is working as an errand boy, aged 12. Walter Thomas 10, and Samuel 8 are both at school. Finally, Elizabeth May is 2. All were born in Barford St. Martin.

George Hibberd, an agricultural labourer aged 56 and Sarah aged 55 head a house with 3 children. Albert Henry is the oldest at 22. He is still single and works as a carter on a farm. Samuel is 18 and single. He too works as a carter on a farm. Elizabeth is the youngest aged 12. All were born in Barford St. Martin.

Thomas George Hibberd is born to Albert Henry and Edith May Hibberd (formerly Cullen). Thomas spends most of his life in Lacock, Wiltshire as a farm labourer before following his son to Northamptonshire where he spent his last days.

Albert dies of carcernoma of the stomach in the Infirmary at the age of 54. Edith was present at the death. They were both living in Barford St. Martin before he was transferred to the Infirmary for his final moment. His grave can be found in the Grovely Road cemetry on the right hand side about 20 metres short of the viaduct buried with his wife Edith. It says: Albert Henry Hibberd Died 5th Sept 1932 Aged 54 And Edith May Hibberd Died 3rd July 1965 Aged 80 Reunited. Another message at the same grave says: Robert Hibberd Died 15th Sept 1947 Aged 3 Days In His Care