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Subject: How many people born in the 19th Century are still alive today?
Written By: Donnie Darko on 06/02/06 at 4:44 pm
I've heard the oldest person in the world was born in 1889, so there's probably at least a few dozen still around.
Subject: Re: How many people born in the 19th Century are still alive today?
Written By: Bobby on 06/02/06 at 5:28 pm
Not many.
Subject: Re: How many people born in the 19th Century are still alive today?
Written By: bbigd04 on 06/02/06 at 5:30 pm
Not many.
I agree, there isn't many of them left at all.
Subject: Re: How many people born in the 19th Century are still alive today?
Written By: Bobby on 06/02/06 at 5:47 pm
I agree, there isn't many of them left at all.
Right, that's killed this thread - let's kill some more. ;D
Subject: Re: How many people born in the 19th Century are still alive today?
Written By: Trimac20 on 06/03/06 at 7:35 am
I've often wondered about this myself. They say about one per in 10,000 lives beyond 100, and perhaps 1 in a 10 MILLION beyond 110. The oldest person I think is a French lady who lived to about 124 (but I think she died), and the oldest Australian about 114.