A British woman became the largest in the world after the death of the woman who was on this throne recently, a nun, who escaped from the two world wars.
According to a report published by the British newspaper “Metro”, the world’s largest perennial died on Wednesday at the age of 116, so that this throne is now a British woman who lives near London when she is currently 115 years old.
According to the report, the perennial that died Wednesday and the world separated is Ena Kanabaro Lucas, and she was born in Brazil on June 8, 1908, and died on Wednesday there.
This title has now acquired a 115 -year -old British perennial, Mi -Catterham, residing in Sari Province, near the British capital, London.
Ethile was born on August 21, 1909 in Shipon Bellinger, in the British Habbeshire Province, and is now 115 years old, and is believed to be the last of the British King Edward VII is alive.
This “supernatural penetration” is the last known living person born in the first decade of the twentieth century. The “supermarket” is called every 110 -year -old or more, according to sociologists.
By 115 years last year, she became the third British person to be this age, and the first since Annie Jennings more than two decades ago in 1999.
At the age of eighteen, Ethale worked as a children’s nanny to the family of a military in India, where she lived for three years, but returned to Britain in 1931 and met her future husband Norman at a dinner party, and they married in the Salisbury Cathedral in 1933.
Her husband later became an officer with the rank of “Lieutenant -Colonel” in the British Royal Army Corps, and the couple lived in Harranham before they were stationed in Hong Kong, then in Gibraltar. During her stay in Hong Kong, Ithil established a nursery to teach the English language, and in Gibraltar, the couple had two sons that they raised in England.
Pethil is currently living in a care house in Light Water, where she celebrated her last birthday with her family and friends.
The report of the “Metro” newspaper says that this woman, who will soon be 116 years old, has a family of three grandchildren and five grandchildren. Her children and grandchildren say that the reason behind her life is due to a flexible life and the ability to adapt.
