Less seems to be known about George Langley and Mary Jane Caldwell, although Mary Jane lived a long life.
George Langley, born c1808, was quite a bit older than Mary Jane Caldwell. He died c1878, probably in Queens, New Brunswick, Canada.
Mary Jane Caldwell was born c1826. She married George Langley, c1847.
However, the 1851 census for Queens County has been lost and the Langleys haven’t been found in the 1861 census. By 1871, their sons are still as home, but in their 20s.
In 1881, Mary Jane is living with son John’s family in Waterborough, Queens, New Brunswick, Canada.
Mary Jane next surfaces in the 1900 census of Mars Hill, Aroostook, Maine, living with son John’s family. Her other son, James, passed away in 1896, also in Maine.
George Langley and Mary Jane Caldwell were the parents of two sons:
- James G., born 9 March 1848, Queens, New Brunswick, Canada; died 17 April 1896, Easton, Aroostook, Maine of consumption; married Ruth Ann Bunnell, 22 June 1871, St. John, New Brunswick, Canada
- John Wayne, born 9 October 1849, Queens, New Brunswick, Canada; died 19 June 1926, Westfield, Aroostook, Maine; married Alwilda, E. Smith, 15 October 1881, Indiantown, St. John, New Brunswick, Canada
Mary Jane (Caldwell) Langley died on 14 March 1915, Mars Hill, Aroostook, Maine. She is buried in Mars Hill at Pierce Cemetery with both of her sons.