Posted by: @sailor-haumea

Here is a photo from the obituary of Bradshaw Sims (1884-1995), from the February 23, 1995 edition of the San Luis Obispo Tribune, of her at age 100 that I don't think was known of before?

(An additional note: per her obituary, she died in the city of San Luis Obispo, where she had lived since 1963. I've seen her place of death be listed in tables as simply "California" or Redwood City, California - the obituary clears up where her place of death was.)

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First photo of her in her centenarian years that I've seen.

Posted by: @930310

Posted by: @sailor-haumea

Here is a photo from the obituary of Bradshaw Sims (1884-1995), from the February 23, 1995 edition of the San Luis Obispo Tribune, of her at age 100 that I don't think was known of before?

(An additional note: per her obituary, she died in the city of San Luis Obispo, where she had lived since 1963. I've seen her place of death be listed in tables as simply "California" or Redwood City, California - the obituary clears up where her place of death was.)

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First photo of her in her centenarian years that I've seen.

It comes from this obituary:

Posted by: @sailor-haumea

Posted by: @930310

Posted by: @sailor-haumea

Here is a photo from the obituary of Bradshaw Sims (1884-1995), from the February 23, 1995 edition of the San Luis Obispo Tribune, of her at age 100 that I don't think was known of before?

(An additional note: per her obituary, she died in the city of San Luis Obispo, where she had lived since 1963. I've seen her place of death be listed in tables as simply "California" or Redwood City, California - the obituary clears up where her place of death was.)

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First photo of her in her centenarian years that I've seen.

It comes from this obituary:

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Part 2 of the obituary:

@sailor-haumea Thanks. I'll add it to the article archive.

Posted by: @930310

@sailor-haumea Thanks. I'll add it to the article archive.

Do you have an index just of article archives? I can provide a few more articles on supercentenarians if you don't have them. I am wondering if you ever found any articles for Anna Bruder, Ida Turner, Julia Savage, Percie Ryan, Adelheid Kirschbaum, Edith Foster, Elizabeth Johnson, or Martha Williams, who as far as I know are the only SSA Study cases whose survival to 100+ hasn't been independently confirmed outside of the SSDI. I periodically check for articles on all of them but nothing ever comes up (in Julia Savage's case this is probably because West Virginia coverage on Newspapers.com is basically nonexistent for that time period).

@sailor-haumea You can click on their names in the USA-file. Before their names I've noted whether I have articles for them or not.