Hi Susan, yes I found this one earlier, but discounted him at the time because of the age difference. If it is him, maybe he decided to lose a few years when the lurve bug hit him at the turn of the century!
I think it is worth looking closer at this family, particularly at where they went after Thomas died. Were they still there in 1871, I don't have access currently, but would like to know the details.
Do you know which year Thomas died?
There is a Mary in 1881 actually in Withington, with a Henry 27, which matches near enough, and George 19, Albert 14. I wonder if that's her.
( The m. witnesses were Reece Rogers and Rose Emily Green)
I know what you mean about same names, an offshoot to the story is that this Henry's son had a cousin William, who's father was Henry, who's father was William. How it all fits together we don't yet know.

Who knows, if it turns out your husband is related to this group, we could be distant cuzzies.

Mine's a lager, cheers.

Susan, thanks for your time and trouble,
regards, H.