World's oldest woman died of 115 years age

She buried three husbands and her only son, and now it's her turn. Eunice Sanborn The U.S. has taken in stride their way through life. No hurry to checking whether there is another. According to her family, the world's oldest woman died yesterday at six o'clock local time in the Texas town of Jacksonville. The Gerontology Research Centre from Los Angeles, who has an account of the 'supercentenarians' the planet, has registered her birth on July 20, 1896 in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Therefore would have lived 114 years, 6 months and 12 days. Average life and an ordinary mortal mill, which allowed him to witness two changes of the century. Her aides argue that she was still a year older. Not to take off years, but the U.S. Census Bureau mistakenly scored 1896 in the box of birth, where should have written 1895. Eunice over from the head of global survivors now takes another American, Bessie Cooper, born in Georgia on August 26, 1896.
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