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Joseph was in Loughans in 1865 when Mary Jane was born.  He is almost certainly the Joseph in Griffiths in Loughans when data was collected about 1860-1864.  If you go to AskaboutIreland and look at his property number and then at the records for the size of the property he rented, you will see he was not wealthy.  He was a laborer.  If you then go to PRONI Revisions listed under "more" you can see which decade he is no longer in Loughans.  He probably moved to Belfast at that point. 
You can see the backside of the gravestone for William and Margaret Campbell at Armagh Family History site on facebook and ask the lady who submitted the photo for more information.  Her e-mail should be listed in the site's file SURNAMES   under Adamson.  It is probably the grave of William Campbell and Margaret (Rogers.) 

Thanks for the correction.  Also "Like an Evening Gone" magheralinparish.atspace.com  with Wm Gregson paying 10-0 in maybe 1835 for something and Seat #15 taken by Thos. Gregston and Wm. Gardener in 1792

In  "Topic: Help please on Fannie Frances GREGSON " in 2009 there was a discussion on what seemed to be your family.  Edenballycoghill, Magheralin, Down  was where a son lived for a long while.  Do you have that information?

PSW28- The Ballydougan Wilsons have several trees on MyHeritage including mine.  Most of the Wilson trees are by descendants of those who went to NZ.  I think the one on Rootsweb was deleted when Ancestry took over the site. Helen Wilson who married Wm Alex Chambers was the granddau of George Wilson and Jane Reid of Ballydougan.  George's father, Samuel Wilson (m. Jane Adamson,) is a brother to the ancestor of most of the NZ Ballydougan Wilsons.   There are also Bleary Wilsons, but I think you are looking at the Ballydougan ones.    The Facebook page for several Lurgan and Co. Armagh sites may be of interest to you despite Ballydougan being in Co Down. Lurgan was the main marketplace for the area.    I don't see a PM here anymore, so I can provide an e-mail at one of the other sites if you can't find a tree.

On MyHeritage, a family tree had written "Frances Dupre" as a wife instead of "Frances McCLeary" who was the dau of Sarah Prey.  A witness to Frances's marriage was Wm Duprey.  Looking at Preys of COrcreany, I see Elizabeth be 1838 to Samuel and ELizabeth Pray.  Samuel Dupre had dau Elizabeth who said she was born 1843 when she married.  While not firm, Elizabeth was a probable wife of Samuel per death records.

 I am also seeing William John Prey son of Wm Prey of Corcreany marry Sarah Walker, dau of Richard  in 1878.  The children of Wm John Duprey have Sarah Walker as mother per irishgenealogy

Eliza Gracey is the wife of Wm Prey m. 1848  Wm Duprey and Eliza definitely had children Thomas, James and Sarah born 1850 and after.  It looks like William John Duprey is also their son, but it would be nice to find the baptism.  Also found baptism of Wm Hugh Prey  born 1847 to Samuel and Eliza Prey.  It looks very much like  Prey/Pray is the same name as Duprey/Dupre.

When you delve back farther, I would check for Midcoff, Midcaff, Mitkiff, Midkiff and Midcalf for Joseph m. Baxter, father Joseph plus other variations.  Most in the Lurgan area are Ch of Ireland, but Samuel m. Ann Saunders is Presbyterian and had Elizabeth 1825, 1828.  Anthony in Derrymacash with dau Jane m. Wm Castles 1854 is also Presby. as well as John having son Wm of Ballykelly who married Margaret Hamilton 1845 who later married John Wallace.