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Thank you all so much for your help and information.  It's such a long time since I originally posted the question.
Although I had found David Church's burial notice - his baptism and marriage to Sarah Webster still elude me.
His daughter, Sarah Ann Church was my great grandmother.  She married Thomas Edgeler, and had 12 children. My grandmother, Eliza Ann Edgeler, was the youngest.  She married John Thomas WEBSTER (a different branch of the Websters).

JOHN, Lord of Kent, I'll send you my email addy in a private message - and we can swap details.  I have a photo of Slaves' Alley, where the Churchs, Washer, Websters and Edgelers all lived - at the bottom of a chalk pit owned by Col.Gladdish (used to be the Overcliffe).

Wow, you guys have certainly been busy this morning - anything to do with those cold wintry showers outside, perhaps?
They are all amazing, thank you.  I don't know how you do it, but am very grateful that you can ... and do.
They will all be emailed to my new cousin, and I thank you on her behalf too.

That's them Casalguidi - Brilliant, thank you.
Denton is a little 'sub-parish' of Milton - I was born and brought up there.  Looking at the age of John - 10 in the 1901 Census, it's possible that my grandmother Charlotte was in the Workhouse giving or about to give birth, since it was used as a lying-in hospital.

I would be most grateful for any help in finding my grandparents in the 1891 Census - have tried every which way to no avail

They got married in 1888 in Wandsworth - John Payne to Charlotte Eliza Haywarc.

In 1901, they were living at Crooked Lane, Milton, Gravesend, with their children
William 12, John 10, Charles 8, May 3, and Alice 1.  Another child, Albert 6, was living with his grandparents in Wandsworth.

Thanks so much Ian - that's definitely them!  The occupation of Fisherman and the age of Sarah, the child, are spot on,
I was looking at 'Johnson' last night, and did find another William in Gravesend, but things didn't gel.