Proctor and Langley surname connection

[cando]

Was Mary married previously or is this her with an illegitimate dau

1841 Census HO107/778/29/8/20
Living at Weasenham, Norfolk
DAWSON Ann  70 years   Born county
MILK Mary  27 years  Born county
MILK Martha  1 years  Born County

Cando

[cando]

This report would suggest that John PROCTOR was Edmund/Edwin/Edward's brother-in-law. Edward LANGLEY born c1816 and Anne LANGLEY born c1821 were obviously siblings.  John PROCTOR had a substantial estate when he died.

Perhaps I have misinterpreted the article.

South Australian Register 15 Jan 1868

LAW AND CRIMINAL COURT, INSOLVENCY....

In re Edward Langley, of Littlehampton, labourer an adjourned final hearing. Mr. Bundey for an opposing creditor, and likewise for the Official Assignee. The accountant's report was read as follows:— 'The debts in the schedule amount to £101 2s. There are no assets. Insolvent was farming from May, 1866, to May, 1877, and having lost £125, he sold his farming stock and effects for £117 15s. to Mr. Proctor, his principal creditor. He accounts for having earned £29 7s. 6d. since May. 1867, and has contracted a fresh debt of £5 15s. The insolvent was examined at considerable length by Mr. Bundey, who at the close called evidence in support of charges he intended to bring against him. The learned counsel submitted that as the insolvent had made very unsatisfactory statements the certificate should be suspended. It was evident, he said, that his insolvency bad not arisen from unavoidable losses an 4 misfortunes. His Honor, in giving judgment, said the insolvent had made a very suspicious transfer of all his property to his brother in law. There was no doubt at the time he was hopelessly insolvent. He awarded the insolvent a second class certificate, to be suspended for 12 months, on the ground that he had postponed committing an act of insolvency longer than was excusable.

Cando

[judb]

Freereg has this marriage:

Weasenham, Church: St Peter
24 September, 1844
Edmund LANGLEY, bachelor, labourer, aged 28
Mary MILK, spinster, aged 25
Transcriber's notes: Groom and Bride Signed by Mark. Remainder of details missing from image.

And these baptisms, at Great Massingham, St Mary, with parents Edmund (labourer) and Mary LANGLEY
14 April 1850 - Robert
11 June 1848 - Maria
12 July 1846 - Charles, burial 5 April 1847 aged 9 months
24 November 1844 - Sarah Ann

Judith

[Paul gen]

death notices for Edward and Charles Langley

1885 'Family Notices.', The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), 27 February, p. 4, viewed 31 May, 2014, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article35977296

(says Edward was 75 yo in 1885)

see also 1900 'Family Notices.', Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1895 - 1954), 5 May, p. 10, viewed 31 May, 2014, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article87802812

LANGLEY.— At Gumby Farm, Murtra, Victoria,
Charles, beloved husband of Caroline Langley,
brother of the late Mrs. Ann Proctor, of Ade-
laide, and the late Edward Langley, of Western
Flat, Mount Barker. He asked life of Thee, and
Thou gavest it him, even length of days for ever
and ever.— Inserted by Mrs. W. Fewster, Mount
Lofty ; and Mrs. P. Proctor, Plympton.