@marco hello, any update on LQ and ESO working together so that LQ recognises ESO validations?

No, there isn't any update. Should there be one, Ben will make the announcement.

Shinobu Hayashi (JPN, 15 Mar 1909 – 25 Jan 2023, 113) and

Mitsuko Agawa (JPN, 7 Aug 1908 – 24 Sep 2020, 112) and

@ale76 Why doesnt the gerontology wiki list Herbert Wolding as the worlds oldest male in the USA. Also, Otto Hubner is still listed among the oldest ww2 veterans page.

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@ale76 Why doesnt the gerontology wiki list Herbert Wolding as the worlds oldest male in the USA. Also, Otto Hubner is still listed among the oldest ww2 veterans page.

Joe Baker is older and is also an American man, no? Before Mr. Baker's case is checked, wouldn't it be too early to give the title to Mr. Wolding?

@futurist agreed. They should also have Mr. Zouein's age checked. I'm not too certain he was born on January 01, 1911, but he may still have been born in 1911, making him older than Baker.

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Mary Petrosky (USA, 14 Jan 1913 – present, 110) validated by LQ.

 

Seven days older than claimed / always thought to have been. Cool!

 

Hmm? She's always claimed January 14.

https://evangelist.org/Content/Default/Features/Article/HAPPY-110TH-BIRTHDAY-/-3/136/30223

"... who turned 110 years old on Jan. 14."

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@futurist agreed. They should also have Mr. Zouein's age checked. I'm not too certain he was born on January 01, 1911, but he may still have been born in 1911, making him older than Baker.

Agreed, but getting early-life records for a man born in Lebanon might be rather difficult, no? Even if he is Christian.

Lillie Mae Leggett (USA, 14 Feb 1910 – 16 Aug 2020, 110) and

Doris Woodring (USA, 9 June 1910 – 30 Apr 2021, aged 110) validated by LQ.

Recognized LAS validations added to LQ:
Aída Carmen Gandine Dodera (URU, 1910–2020, 110) and
Félix Ortiz Galbán (URU, 1911–2022, 110).

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Hmm? She's always claimed January 14.

https://evangelist.org/Content/Default/Features/Article/HAPPY-110TH-BIRTHDAY-/-3/136/30223

"... who turned 110 years old on Jan. 14."

That's interesting! The sources I've found all specifically mentioned 21 January as her birthday.

Florence Webber (CAN, 22 July 1908 – 13 Apr 2020, aged 111) validated by LQ.

Recent validation, accepted on 23 February 2023:

Frank Levingston, USA, 13 Nov 1905 - 3 May 2016, 110 years and 172 days.

Recently accepted LAS validations:

María Luisa Romero de Licón (Luisa Delicon), MEX-USA, 8 Sept 1887 - 31 Oct 1999, 112 years and 53 days.

Isabel Castaño Restrepo (Isabel Castano), COL-USA, 11 Jan 1906 - 6 Feb 2018, 112 years and 26 days.

Francisco Juárez Iglesias, MEX, 8 May 1911 - 25 Oct 2022, 111 years and 170 days.

George Feldman (USA, 2 Dec 1906 – 2 Dec 2018, 112) 
Carmen Amado Acevedo (USA, 2 Jan 1909 – 21 June 2019, 110) 
Reva Tuberdyck (USA, 19 Nov 1909 – 18 Dec 2021,  112)
Louise Levy (USA, 1 Nov 1910 – present, aged 112) validated by LQ.

Anna Styś (POL, 24 July 1908 – 1 July 2020, 111) and Lester Townsend (USA, 31 Mar 1908 – 22 Oct 2019,  111) validated by LQ.

Recognized LAS validations added to LQ:
Carmen Pacheco de Carrasco (VEN, 1901–2013, 111)
Claudia Soto Saborio (CRI, 1909–2021, 111) 
Consuelo Borja de Sandoval (MEX, 1910–2021, 111)
Juana Santos Caballero (MEX, 1910–2022, 111).

Susie Ford (USA, 24 Dec 1907 – 31 Aug 2020, 112) and
Anonymous (of Paraíba) (BRA, 28 May 1912 – present, 110) validated by LQ.

Ada Winget (USA, 6 Aug 1906 – 26 Jan 2019, 112) and

Jemima “Mime” Westcott (CAN, 10 Jan 1911 – 24 Aug 2022, 111) validated by LQ.

Émilienne Marcil-Pigeon (CAN, 29 Mar 1911 – 19 Oct 2022, 111) validated by LQ.

Does anyone know know is concepcion alarcon vega is still alive because I havent heard anyhting of her since 2020, if so I think that she should be removed from the oldest ppl page

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Does anyone know know is concepcion alarcon vega is still alive because I havent heard anyhting of her since 2020, if so I think that she should be removed from the oldest ppl page

There was a Facebook post made about her in January 2022.

@mendocino Do you think that she is really her age claimed?

Ada Harris (USA, 14 Feb 1878 – 6 Aug 1988, 110),
Anna Lanham (USA, 19 July 1878 – 2 Feb 1989, 110) and
Clara Gould (USA, 17 Mar 1879 – 27 Dec 1989, 110) validated by LQ.

Recognized LAS validations added to LQ:
Francisca de Paula Faria Figueiredo (BRA, 1898–2009,  111),
Brígida Ruiz de Cuevas (PAR, 1907–2018, 110),
Anonymous (PAN, 1908–2019, 110),
Benvenida Aguilar Aizprúa (PAN, 1909–2020, 110) and
Catalina Zavalza Peña (MEX, 1911–2022,  111)

I am hopeful that other cases that I have submitted also will be recognized in the future.

@930310 Congrats on your first LQ recognitions!

Anna Murphy (USA, 25 Apr 1867 – 23 Dec 1980, 113) and
Doris Hicks (CAN, 5 Nov 1912 – 21 Nov 2022, 110) validated by LQ.

Wasn’t Anna Murphy also one of yours 930310 ?

@chrisr I researched her about seven years ago, yes.

Congratulations then 930310.

She is one of those early cases that were very significant for her time.

Unless I have missed something she seems to have broken Delina Filkin’s record for the oldest known person to have died, when she passed in Dec 1980 at 113-242.

She held that until Fannie Thomas died the following month at 113-283.

Anna didn’t quite make WOP due to Fannie Thomas being 11 days older, but during her last few months Anna’s position (for now at least) would appear to have been the second oldest known person of all time.

I know you have some others in the pipeline which could be even more significant than this case and I look forward to their progression.

@chrisr Fannie Thomas was not 11 days older. Thomas was born the day before Murphy. Also note that Eliza Underwood was older and outlived both of them. Hopefully this fact will be reflected soon.

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@chrisr Fannie Thomas was not 11 days older. Thomas was born the day before Murphy. Also note that Eliza Underwood was older and outlived both of them. Hopefully this fact will be reflected soon.

The issue with Eliza Underwood's case is that we'll probably never know for sure how old she was, considering that she gave completely different birthdates across her life, but it's evident that she was most likely 114+, making her the first person known to reach this age. 

I feel like there should be a lower-level type of validation for cases like hers, where an approximate age can be given without trying to rank her among the other oldest validated people with an exact age (such as 114 years, 318 days), since her documentation is far less strong than SCs with birth or baptismal records. It would be a different story if she claimed a consistent DOB throughout her life, but I don't think her situation is that different from Gertrude Weaver's (aka she had no idea what her actual birthday was).

I suspect that quite a few GRG-validated American cases won't be recognized by LQ, especially the ones born in the 1880s who lack any documentation from the first 10 years of life.