1869:
  977.138V29tco Trumbull County Birth Records 1867-1908

  p. 461 - William Henry Jordan
  born Dec 4, 1869  Weathersfield, Trumbull, OH
  Male
  Father: John W.
  Mother: Nancy Jane Jordan
  Vol 1 Page 90

1870 Census - Trumbull County, Ohio

  Checked entire Weathersfield TWP manually and was unable to find John William and Nancy J. Jordan.
  Checked indexes and was unable to find them by various names.

1880 Census - Trumbull County, Ohio
Weathersfield - 1 June 1880

  3 4 [This appears to be the same place that William's parents lived in 1870]
  Jordan, William   W M 34      M Works in Coal Mine  Penn Penn Penn
  Nancy J.          W F 35 Wife M Keeping House       Penn Penn Penn
  William H.        W M 11 Son  S                     Ohio Penn Penn
  Sarah L.          W F  8 Dau  S                     Ohio Penn Penn

1900 Census - Trumbull County, Ohio
Weathersfield TWP - Mineral Ridge Village - 7 June 1900

  195 200
  Jordan, J. W.     Head W M Nov 1845 54 M 35     Penn Penn Penn  Farmer
  Jennie            Wife W F May 1849 51 M 35 2 2 Penn Penn Penn
  Rider, Johnnie    GSon W M Apr 1888 12 S        Ohio Ohio Ohio [Rider is crossed out]
  ---, Frank        GSon W M Nov 1889 10 S        Ohio Ohio Ohio
  McConnaughy, Eliz Sis  W F May 1951 49 M 21 3 3 Penn Penn Penn 

1904:
  977.138V29tc Trumbull County Death Records 1867-1908

  p. 217 Nancy Jane Jordan
  Married
  Died April 26, 1904  Mineral Ridge, Trumbull, OH
  Age 58 Female
  Occupation: Housekeeper
  Cause of Death: Dropsy
  Vol 3 Page 132

1907:

  977.138V22L Trumbull County Ohio Marriage Index 1900-1925

  p.187
  Jorden, John W of Mineral Ridge to Mrs. Eliza Domer of Trumbull Co.  18 Jun 1907 Vol 16 Pg 14

1910 Census - Trumbull County, Ohio
Weathersfield TWP - 12 May 1910

  262 262
  Jordon, John W.   Head M W 65 M2 2     Penn U.S. U.S. Farm Labor - Working Out
  Catherine E.      Wife F W 62 M4   2 1 Ohio Penn Penn

1920 Census - Trumbull County, Ohio
Weathersfield TWP - 27 Jan 1920

  29 32
  Jordan, John W.   Head M W 75 M Penn Penn Penn 
  Ella              Wife F W 40 M WVa  WVa  WVa

From the Ohio State Death Index:

John W. Jordan
Trumbull County
Volume 4622
Certificate 69291
Death Date: 12/29/1924

Grace Whale Meneely (grand-daughter of Ulysses G. Davis) shared the following letters:

New Philadelphia  December the 22 1884
My Dear Cousin   I thought i would take my pen in had to let you know that i am well at presant and
i hope that you are the same.  i got them flowers and they was pretty and they had a pretty smell. 
i would send you some flowers if i had any  i had some but they are froze now  i will send you a
card out of coffee and you must send me a peice of your dresses  you come out a Christmas i would
like to go out there a Christmas but i can't so I will have to stay at home this Chrismas  maw says
she would like to go out there but we can't we haft to stay at home  i am going to school now and i
do not want to miss a day if i can help it  we have a speeling day a tuesday and it is all untill
mounday week.  this is all for this time  Write soon  Good By from Sarah Lucinda Jordon to Sue
Davis.  do not send it in my name  send it in paws name his name is john William jordon.  Write soon
 Good By

To New Philadelphia
  Tuscawaras Co
    Ohio

New Philadelphia  December the 22
my dear cousin  i take pen in had to Let you all know that i am well at presant hopin you are all
the same  i got your letter and was glad to hear from you and hope you are all in good health when
this reaches you  please state how uncle William is and aunt is getng along  when this reaches you
all i wish you all a mery Christmas  if i could would send you a christmas gift but as we are so far
apart i will haft to wait ontill i see please send me cousin hannah and maties address and i will
write them a letter as soon as i get their address  i have been peacing a quilt and i have got one
done and comenced another one  aunt sarah asend me the pieces of hers and aveious dress and i saved
them all up till i got enought to peace a quilt so i have begun it so i will heft to finish it  i
would like to have some of your dress for in my quilt  i have never got to town to get our pictures
taken but as soon as the roads are so bad but when they get better i will go down to get them
alltogether so you can see what we all look like there was another man shot here last Saturday night
the mad that shot him got clear for it was in self defence he broke the door open to get in the house
but nobody knows what for so i suppose he has paid the penalty of his crime  Sarah got your letter
and the flouers that you sent here they was not much wilted when they got here so no more  good by
from your cousin jennie jordon to Sue davis and all the family give my Love to all at home and
broad.

Nancy J. (Jennie) Jordan is originally Nancy J. Davis, daughter of John Davis, who Robert WIshart
says was brother to Sarah Ann Davis Wishart, sister of William Davis.  You can see her in the 1860
census record in Mercer County, PA as 11 years old.

According to Robert Wishart, Samuel Wishart and Sarah raised Nancy because her father John Davis was
in the civil war and a prisoner in Anderson Prison.

I figured that there was a Wishart connection because Samuel and Sarah Wishart moved between Mercer
County, PA and Trumbull County, OH a number of times.

We find William Jordan living with his parents WIlliam and Sarah in Findley, Mercer County, PA in
1860.  Same area as the Wisharts.

I was able to find the 1880 census record with William and Nancy J. having two children at the
time: William born 1869 and Susan L. born 1872.

Uncle William is likely to be our ancestor William Davis.

Aunt Sarah is Sarah Davis Wishart, sister to William Davis.  Avieous is a alternate spelling of
Samuel Wishart and Sarah Davis Wishart's daughter Avies.  In census records it has been spelled
Avius, Avias, and Avies.