1910 U.S. Census, Essex County, Virginia:
Rappahannock District, Dwelling 119, Household 119
Durham, Charlie T., 43, first marriage, 12 years present marriage, farmer on general farm, rented, farm schedule 102
Durham, Cora E., 42
Durham, Thomas S., 11, in school
Durham, Watson R., 7, in school
Durham, Fannie L. 4
They lived on the road from Wright to Bestland Bridge.

1920 U.S. Census, Essex County, Virginia:
Rappahannock District, Dwelling No. 203, Family No. 213, farm Enumerated on 23 February 1920
Durham, Charlie T., head, owned free, 53, born in Virginia, farmer, general farm, own account
Durham, Cora E., wife, 51, born in Virginia
Durham, Thomas S., son, 21, born in Virginia
Durham, Robert W., son, 17, born in Virginia
Durham, Frances L., daughter, 14, in school, born in Virginia
Durham, Charlie E., son, 7, in school, born in Virginia

On 10 March 1928, Seldon S. Courtney married Frances L. Durham in Millers Tavern, Essex County, Virginia. He was 27, single, born in Essex County, living in Millers Tavern, Virginia, son of Augustus C. Courtney and Florence L. Seale, occupation merchant. She was 22, single, born in Essex County, living in Bestland, Virginia, daughter of Charles T. Durham and Cora Davis. Ceremony by Mason H. Armistead, Methodist minister. [Essex County, Virginia, Marriage Register 2, page 229.]

Frances L. Courtney, SSN 229-74-3045, was born 12 May 1905 and died 11 November 1995, last residence at Tappahannock, Essex County, Virginia 22560. [Social Security Death Index.]