I always had the feeling that there were more people alive born in 1910, and with this discovery it means that I was right. I am very happy about this new validation.
Congratulations Izabel!

Ms. Pereira became the World's 10th-oldest validated living person on 27th August 2024 (following the sad passing of Ms. Kretschmann).

Congratulations Ms. Pereira!

This site says that she was born on 2 February 1912, was there further evidence supporting 13 October 1910 then, I'm confused

Incredible! Important to note we are always discovering new cases so many things are provisional 

Why does the Portal Caparao site list her being born on 2 February 1912 and is 112. Was that he claimed birthday and other evidence proofs she was almost a year and a half older?

@billy-robinson evidently some sort of baptismal record or birth registration was located that showed she was born earlier than claimed. Not the first time something like this has happened - Amelia Boynton Robinson was older than claimed

This is a great discovery. The 1910 cohort has really been shrinking off too fast

And she and Claudia are the first people born on the same day to reach 114

Happy Belated Birthday to Izabel Rosa Pereira!

On 31 July 2024, aged 113, along with her granddaughter.

In 2018.

Undated.

Aged 107 In 2018 (almost 108).

On 29th December 2024, following the sad passing of Ms. Itooka, Ms. Pereira became the World's 7th-oldest validated living person.

https://longeviquest.com/2025/03/izabel-rosa-pereira-recognized-as-brazils-second-oldest-living-person/

Izabel Rosa Pereira Recognized as Brazil’s Second-Oldest Living Person

Izabel Rosa Pereira, a resident of Caputira in the State of Minas Gerais, has been recognized by LongeviQuest as the second-oldest living person in Brazil. To mark the occasion, a commemorative plaque was presented to her. As of 16 March, at the age of 114 years and 154 days, she is also the seventh-oldest validated living person in the world.

Izabel Rosa Pereira was born on 13 October 1910, on the farm of her uncle, Antônio Inácio, near Caputira. She was the daughter of Manoel Pinto Moreira and Francisca Leocádia Moreira, and the fourth of five siblings.

Izabel Rosa Pereira married Antônio José Pereira. Antônio, a widower at the time, already had three children: José, 2 years old; Conceição, 6 years old; and Efigenia, 8 years old. Together, Izabel and Antônio had twelve children, nine of whom were still living as of February 2024: Lairdes, Maria, Manoel, Joaquim, Sebastião, João, Vincent, Francisca, and Helena. Izabel spent her entire life in Caputira. Over the years, the family acquired their own land, where they still reside today. She was widowed in April 2001.

As of February 2024, she also had 30 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren, and 8 great-great-grandchildren.

She is currently the second-oldest person in the country whose age has been documented and validated by an organization specializing in the age verification of supercentenarians. She ranks second only to the world’s oldest living person, 116-year-old Inah Canabarro Lucas, a resident of Rio Grande do Sul.