The Family of George Henry and Charlotte Gauntlett: Census Returns

Charlotte was still living with her widowed father, Richard Robert Stacey, at the time of the 1901 Census. She and George Henry Gauntlett married shortly after the date of the 1901 Census, and the first Census in which they appear as a family should have been in 1911 - however, Charlotte was not at home on the night of the Census and I found her as a patient in Hospital:

1911 CENSUS OF PORTSMOUTH, HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND:
NAME:	RELATION:	CONDITION:	SEX:	AGE:	OCCUPATION:	BIRTHPLACE:
Charlotte Gauntlett	Patient	Married	F	42	None	Whitechapel, London

1911 CENSUS OF SOUTHSEA, PORTSMOUTH, HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND:
NAME:	RELATION:	CONDITION:	SEX:	AGE:	OCCUPATION:	BIRTHPLACE:
George Gauntlett	Head	Married	M	54	Labourer	Landport, Portsmouth
Richard Robert Gauntlett	Son	Unmarried	M	8	-	Portsmouth
Charlotte Gauntlett	Daughter	Unmarried	M	7	-	Portsmouth
William James Gauntlett	Son	Unmarried	M	4	-	Plaistow E
Frederick Gauntlett	Son	Unmarried	M	2	-	Cheetham House E
Gertrude Stacey	Sister-in-Law	Unmarried	M	25	Housekeeper	Stepney, London

NOTES:
1:	Living at 5 Blenheim Street, Southsea, Portsmouth.
2:	George Henry was a shipbuilding labourer at His Majesty's Royal Dockyard.
3:	The entries for the birthplaces appear to have been amended at a later date, with "Hants" entered for the first three people, and "London" entered for the next two. Hants is the abbreviation for Hampshire.
4:	Both Census schedules record that they had five children - all living, but there are only four children at home with George Henry on Census night. Their son Charles was born in late 1910 and is not listed at home or in the infirmary with his mother. I suspect that he was accidentally omitted from the Census.
5:	The above information is taken from scanned images at www.findmypast.co.uk.

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NOTES:
1:	Staying in Portsmouth Infirmary, Portsmouth.
2:	The above information is taken from scanned images at www.findmypast.co.uk.