Would you know if the Loughbrickland Pres.Ch. marriage records have details of "connections" in the entries ?
Based on the "assumption" above can you suggest any other lines of enquiry which might assist ?
What you normally get for a baptism at that time are the parents names and townland, the child’s name, baptismal date and sometimes it’s birth date too. For marriages post 1845 it’s what you see on a conventional marriage certificate. Prior to that it’s more limited eg the couples names and the 2 witnesses.
There’s no routine cross referencing of births and marriages in church records. Occasionally a Minister will create a list of families and all their members within his congregation, often in connection with whether they are communicants, but finding those sorts of records is the exception rather than the norm.
Griffiths lists the head of household (usually the leaseholder). In general when a woman is listed, she tends to be a widow, or it’s a household only of women. You can check how long Christiana/Christina lived at house 56.8 by looking up the revaluation books in PRONI. (These books were used by the valuation clerks to note improvements and deterioration of property, and also for changes of tenants and landlords. They cover the period from the first valuation - in this case 1863- through to about 1930.) The series you need is for the electoral area covering Poyntzpass, which is Scarva. These are kept in PRONI series VAL12B. You’ll need to look Scarva up in the PRONI catalogue to get the full reference number. You then order up the books from their archive.
