Darin Lee Murphy
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Tested this in MCPE 1.0. Iron Golems, Villagers and even add ons that use: minecraft:behavior.move_through_village also just wander off. Have tested with both a seed that had several villages and a flat world with a village I created.
After playing several different biomes it appears that the problem is when I breed too many animals/villagers or grow too many plants. Trees are unaffected.
I have the same issue on Android (Google Pixel C, 3 GB RAM, 64GB SSD, OS: Android 7.0). I have 4 adult villagers and 7-8 children. I followed them around for an hour (5-6 mpce days) and none of the children has grown up.
On another world, no planting or breeding animals and so far it's running okay. Will update in a couple of days or if frame rate drops, whchever is sooner. Take care now.
Actually, it took longer, but the frame drop occurred again in the plant farming (only) world. I'm using the same world -1143473476. I'll try another world and see if the problem persists there too. Take care now.
Running the same "world", and farming plants (pumpkins, carrots, potatoes, etc,), but not farming animals (not breeding/killing them in fenced up coops) and the frame rate is staying high even though the world's memory size has gotten a lot larger. This should confirm that at least on my tablet (and current operating systeem) that there is a bug. I can send you both worlds if you want. If you want them, please let me know where on an Android system they would be located. Thanks and have agreat day!
Additional. Each black square is a village street light, and they are 6 blocks apart. This helped me determined how far the villagers and the village guards were actually wandering away from the village. I am curious on how MCPE determines the center of a village? I am assuming that it's the well, which appears most of the time in the center of the village, but I could be wrong. Anyway, I hope these screen shots are helpful. Take care now.