George Washington Anthony (September 29, 1874 - January 7, 1984), who retroactively appears to have been the WOM when he died, had a son who lived to 104, Cloyd Anthony (September 11, 1901 - December 27, 2005). It's not >215 years, but it's still impressive.

I've added more cases to the list of British cases of parents and children, where one was a supercentenarian, and another was a centenarian: http://oldestinbritain.nfshost.com/twins.php

I believe there are 3 living centenarians who are children of British supercentenarians, but I have not included them for privacy reasons.

@andrew Thanks a lot, Andrew! Is it possible from you to write only the ages (in years) of the living cases (age of SC parent at death and age of living centenarian child)?

@024tomi They are all aged 100-102, so quite "young" still. I actually think there's a 4th now who just reached 100. Establishing those who are still living is a bit tricky as an absence of a death record is often key. There is a degree of uncertainty so I would take this with a pinch of salt anyway.

I've gone through the UK supercentenarians quite thoroughly, and although there are a few gaps in information, I would expect this list to be very complete. Hopefully it will give a rough expectation of how many cases you'd expect to see in other countries, or worldwide.

Of note, people born in the early 1920s would typically have parents born in ~1881-1900 which had many more supercentenarians than 1861-1880, so I would expect numbers to increase considerably over the coming decade.

One more to add to the list:

Florence Reeves 17/2/1894-28/8/2005 (aged 111 years, 192 days)
Aileen Rosemary Jacqueline Slade 11/6/1922-11/7/2022 (aged 100 years, 30 days)

She was one of the centenarians previously thought to be living in my last post.

http://oldestinbritain.nfshost.com/twins.php

Joan Riudavets Moll's (1889-2004) daughter Joana died on 25 February 2023, at the age of 100/101 (born in 1922).

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Joan Riudavets Moll's (1889-2004) daughter Joana died on 25 February 2023, at the age of 100/101 (born in 1922).

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She was born on 26 September 1920 according to this source

Here's a case of a mother and daughter in the UK both reaching age 107+:

Catherine Trevail (5 Jun 1885 – 18 Jan 1994), 108 years, 227 days

Elizabeth Jay (19 Dec 1915 – 14 Mar 2023), 107 years, 85 days

Source (their birth and death dates have been confirmed)

According to gerontology wiki, Violet Brown’s daughter Elsie Dowman turns 100 in a week

Ethel Lang's daughter Margaret Bates turned 100 on 29 November last year! (source)

@robbie I well remembered these photos:

She sort of resembles Maria Branyas Morera, especially in the first two photos of her with her mother (not as much anymore)

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violet_Brown
This page says Violet’s daughter Elsie Dowman died in 2009, while gerontology wiki and a post on the 110 club from a few years ago has said she is alive (she would have turned 100 recently). Is someone able to try and find more sources for her?

@ale76 I remember these photos well too! Thanks for sharing. I'm glad she turned 100.

@robbie Thanks for sharing photos, you just hit 114th post count, the same number as Ethel Lang's final age.

This family just keeps delivering: Catherine Hagel's (1894-2008) daughter Rosanna Toth is still alive at 104. She was born on 25 October 1919.

Source (recent obituary of brother)

Their combined is currently 218 years and 189 days, which is the oldest known parent-child lifespan where the child is still living; however, it's still 1.5 years behind the combined lifespan of Catherine's sister-in-law and nephew Delvina and John Dahlheimer (220 years, 26 days).

@024tomi Very good find !