... watch the video:-
www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-39580173
www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-39580173
I don't think births were registered in 1900 in kenya,her official government birth date is probably a stab in the dark,back then Africa earned its title the dark continent,i once put a pic up on here of a gravestone I saw in tawi-tawi stating a guy had died at the age of 138? I think it was,totally implausible
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Who knows? ...Originally Posted by Tawi2
... I can neither confirm nor refute its authenticy.
... but hours later (as if by some bizarre coincidence) I came across the undernoted link to an article on the demise of an Italian woman - born in 1899 - reputed to have been the last person alive from the 19th century, thereby beating the record of the woman I'd mentioned earlier.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-39610937
And, being descended from the Romans... one would imagine the Italians to've been pretty meticulous in their approach to some kind of formal registration.
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