Hi I'd like to add my grandmother to the list. She is currently 107 years old and was born on 24th July 1916. Her name is Sarah Coyle. She was born in Wicklow and is living in Dublin
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According to this link, Marie-Rosalie Lizotte had a sister Marie- Anne Lizotte, who lived to 103. I think I also remember seeing Marie-Anne Lizotte on an old list of centenarians.
https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LV6K-BH9/marie-anne-lizotte-1731-1835
Do others think this information is correct? If so, I think this should be noted on Marie-Rosalie Lizotte's page. Having a pair of centenarian sisters born in the early 1700s seems pretty extraordinary to me.
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Hello, how would I go about getting my great-grandaunt validated - or is she not old enough to qualify?
She was born on 12th April 1890 and passed away on 10th July 2001, aged 111. She lived in Scotland all her life. We have her birth record, the 1891 census, 1901 census, 1911 census, 1921 census, 1921 marriage and 2001 death records in relation to her age.
I've attached a photo of her from 1996 (aged 106). The lady on the right is her daughter (aged 68) and the lady on the left is her niece (my gran; aged 65).
Greetings, just to inform everyone who posts comments that are not related to improving the articles that it is not necessary and not of any importance. Individual comments really have no place here, comments in this place serve exclusively for the purpose of exchanging opinions between editors on the topic of improving a particular article.
Hello! I am seeing my grandmothers name on this list and its in pink meaning she is unvalidated. I am here to validate her- she will be 112 tomorrow and lives in a nursing home in Bellmore, NY. It's amazing to see this list of supercentenarians!
Hello, what is the max age for a page on here. My great grandmother died 104.
It is with great sadness to inform you of my grandfathers death : My grandpa Rashid passed away on Wednesday at 111 years old.
Baba died of a stroke after a injury on the stairs at his home in Tajikistan.
Baba leaves his : 3 brothers aged 104, 101 and 97, 10 children
25 grandchildren
16 great grandchildren
8 great great grandchildren
5 great great great grandchildren and 2 great great great great grandchildren.
May Allah grant him Jannah. Inshallah.
Dear all users on Gerontology Wiki community, I have to explain an illustration for everyone:
How to make a person’s infobox? The complete infobox looks like this (take Maria Branyas Morera as an example):
Just insert the name, status, image’s name (can resize the image and add the caption), sex, nationality (can up to 3), birthyr, and birthplace.
If someone is alive, the status should be "living-XXX". Else, if someone dead, change the status to "deceased-XXX", and add deathyr and deathplace to infobox.
After done the infobox, please note that the infobox would not show on the page. If really want to show it, just type the page name "Template:Living/Deceased-XXX", and edit on the page.
For example, if someone is living, just insert this:
If someone dead, just insert this:
XXX meanings:
-verified: A person who is validated/verified.
-pending: A person who is in pending validation.
-unverified: A person who is unvalidated/unverified.
-centenarian: A person whose age is between 100 and 109.
-claimant: A person who claims to be 115~129 years old but unvalidated.
-myth: A person who claims to be over 130 years old but unvalidated.
-nonagenarian: A person whose age is between 90 and 99.
-octogenarian: A person whose age is between 80 and 89.
-septuagenarian: A person whose age is between 70 and 79.
-sexagenarian: A person whose age is between 60 and 69.
After looking for this illustration, I believe that everyone can add these infoboxes better. That’s it. 🙂
By BrianTimmy, content moderator of Gerontology Wiki
2023.10.11
Can Someone create a flag for the Tuvan Peoples Republic and Northern Ireland
Out of curiosity, which user is named "Softmist"? He demonstrates his love for gerontology on Wikipedia.
There is also an wiki about this: Superlongevity Wiki.
https://superlongevity.fandom.com/wiki/Superlongevity_Wiki
The user "SnakesOnAJet" is the owner. Welcome to edit and enjoy the wiki!
Greetings,
Recently there have been discussions as to whether the Gerontology Wiki should "include" other organizations such as LQ, the ESO, or the LAS. Obviously, the Gerontology Wiki started with the GWR-GRG Validation Protocol. Some feel that "validation" is for peer-reviewed. reliable websites only. Others think some non-peer-reviewed websites have a reasonable reliability track record and could be included also. I think it is reasonable to consider coming up with ways to find common-ground solutions in the attempt to properly document, verify, and validate the maximum human lifespan. I think one solution is:
A. Make separate article lists for "List of Supercentenarians Validated by Group X"
B. Make separate columns for validation status checklist boxes.
C. Make separate "sections" for each group.
D. Use the word "Verified" for non-peer reviewed materials.
I'm open to hearing other thoughts on this if the Comments are objective, fair, and considerate. No Ad Hominem personal attacks.
On the oldest living people list and other pages, Juan Vicente Perez Mora is shown as validated, with a number and everything. On The 110 Club it says ALL supercentenarians validated by LAS are allowed under LongeviQuest. Shouldn't they be added as well instead of only Juan?
My longtime neighbour and father of my best friend is now 106 years old, will turn 107 on August 6th, 2023. He is well and living in his longtime family home on 44th Avenue in east Vancouver, B.C. His name is Alfred Freeman. I visited him on his 106th birthday and see him frequently. Please add him to your list. His son can confirm, Ray Freeman (freeray@telus.net).
How to have content removed from wiki that was posted without consent. Family has requested content be removed. I would also like to inform whomever that the info posted is also incorrect in many parts of the post.
https://gerontology.fandom.com/wiki/Mabel_Mah
I contacted Jadwiga Zolotucho's relatives and asked them for her photo.
This is her in 2002, at the age of 110.
I am writing this post because I want to edit the page about her
Jadwiga Zołotucho in 2002 (aged 110) - The first known polish supercentenarian, although not verified.
Photo.: Beata Horodylowska (Probably)
I created a wiki just for "Longevity Myths", heres the wiki: https://longevity-myths.fandom.com/
The Gerontology Wiki is intended to be an encyclopedia, not a 'fandom' site. Unfortunately the dumbing-down of the population continues with the latest software downgrade. I suggest Gerontology Wiki members look for ways to return the software back to the old system.
This new "format" makes it more difficult to login and lowers the intent of quality. Unfortunately this is a trend in "crowdsourced" materials to move away from quality and to "fandom". UGH!