According to the biography pasted below, Nicholas and Dorothy (Dolly) Weaver may have been living in Meigs Co., OH in 1860 because their daughter Lydia was married there in 1860 to Noah J. Roush. Nicholas Weaver b. 1803 PA and wife Dorothy b. 1812 OH were living in Mason Co., VA in 1850 and in Mason Co., WV in 1880. I cannot find Nicholas and Dorothy in 1860 or 1870 but have found some of their children no longer living with them. In 1850 their children were Eliza age 18, Margaret age 16, Decatur age 14, Levina age 12, Hamilton age 10, Lydia age 6, Elizabeth age 4, and Nicholas age 2. In 1851 they had a son Adam H. and in 1854 another son Andrew J. These last two sons should be with the parents in 1860. Would very much like to find Nicholas and Dorothy (Dolly) Weaver in the 1860 census. Joy Mason County, WV Hardesty's Biographical Atlas 1882 - Volume 5, Page 123, 124 PERSONAL HISTORY DEPARTMENT OF MASON COUNTY GRAHAM DISTRICT NOAH J. ROUSH - and Lydia Weaver were joined in the bands of wedlock in Pomeroy, Meigs county, Ohio, April 12, 1860. They are both natives of Mason county, West Virginia, where he was born December 26, 1839. Mark and Mary (VanMater) Roush, the father and mother of Noah J., are old residents of Mason county, coming here in the early part of the nineteenth century, when Mason county was still a part of West Augusta. The wife of Noah J. Roush is also descended from the pioneer Roush family on her mother's side. Her parents are Nicholas and Dolly (Roush) Weaver. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Noah J. Roush are: Richard, born December 22, 1862; Fanny L., June 14, 1864; Jesse P., February 28, 1866; Jane P., May 7, 1869; On S., January 20, 1872; Fidelity, April 9, 1876; Gustia, February 2, 1877; Eckard Emerson, September 24, 1879. Mr. Roush is a farmer in Graham district, where he owns a fine farm, which is cultivated under his immediate supervision. His postoffice address is New Haven, Mason county, West Virginia.