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'''Elsie Marie Thomspon '''(April 5,1899-21 March,2013) was an American supercentenarian,whowas the oldest verified [[File:Images-697.jpeg|thumb]]American from January 2,2013 to her own death and the last verified Florida citizen born in the 1800s and the fourth verified oldest person in the world.She died as the 95th oldest verified person in the history.
 
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|Elsie Thompson
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|sex = Female
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|nationality = American
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|birthyr = 1899 |birthplace = Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, USA
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|deathyr = 2013 |deathplace = Clearwater, Florida, USA
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-->'''Elsie Marie Thomspon''' (née '''Calvert'''; 5 April 1899 – 21 March 2013) was a validated American [[supercentenarian]].
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==Biography==
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Elsie Marie Calvert was born in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, USA. She married her late husband, Ronald Thompson, a World War I and II veteran, in 1921. The couple had one son, George.
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According to her son, Thompson remained surprisingly active until the last few months of her life. She stayed in her home with assistance from a caregiver, got dressed every day, and still had her hair and nails done. She knew where everything was in her condo, even though she lost her sight years ago.
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At the time of her death, she had four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
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Thompson died in Clearwater, Florida, USA, on 21 March 2013. She was believed to be the oldest American from 2 January 2013 until her own death. However, [[Gertrude Weaver]] was later validated to have been born earlier. She was the last validated Florida citizen born in the 1800s and the fifth validated oldest person in the world. She died as the joint-95th oldest validated person in history (along with [[Miriam Carpelan]]), aged 113 years, 350 days.
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==Gallery==
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EThompsonSColes.png|Elsie Thompson and Dr. [[L. Stephen Coles|Stephen Coles]] in June 2011.
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==Reference==
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*[http://www.grg.org/SC/SCindex.html Gerontology Research Group]
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*[https://www.today.com/news/americas-oldest-person-elsie-thompson-dies-113-she-appreciated-every-1C9222690 America's oldest person Elsie Thompson dies at 113: "She appreciated every moment"] Today news
 
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Revision as of 17:12, 13 June 2021

Elsie Thompson
Elsie Thompson
Birth: 5 April 1899
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, USA
Death: 21 March 2013
Clearwater, Florida, USA
Age: 113 years, 350 days
Country: United StatesUSA
Validated

Elsie Marie Thomspon (née Calvert; 5 April 1899 – 21 March 2013) was a validated American supercentenarian.

Biography

Elsie Marie Calvert was born in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, USA. She married her late husband, Ronald Thompson, a World War I and II veteran, in 1921. The couple had one son, George.

According to her son, Thompson remained surprisingly active until the last few months of her life. She stayed in her home with assistance from a caregiver, got dressed every day, and still had her hair and nails done. She knew where everything was in her condo, even though she lost her sight years ago.

At the time of her death, she had four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Thompson died in Clearwater, Florida, USA, on 21 March 2013. She was believed to be the oldest American from 2 January 2013 until her own death. However, Gertrude Weaver was later validated to have been born earlier. She was the last validated Florida citizen born in the 1800s and the fifth validated oldest person in the world. She died as the joint-95th oldest validated person in history (along with Miriam Carpelan), aged 113 years, 350 days.

Gallery

Reference