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 29 September 1982, Robert Watson Durham died at St. Luke’s Hospital, 7700 Parham Road, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. He was male; caucasian; 78; born 25 December 1903; never in the armed forces; usual residence Route 3, Box 264, Glen Allen, Henrico County, Virginia 23060; father was Charles Thomas Durham; mother was Cora Elizabeth Davis; married; wife was Alma Ruth Beazley Durham; occupation “administrator (ret) Hanover Co. Sch. Bd.”; informant was Mrs. Alma Ruth Durham; cause of death lymphosarcoma; died at 2:50 p.m.; buried at Signal Hill Memorial Park, Hanover, Virginia. [Commonwealth of Virginia; Certificate of Death 82-030248.]