Neherlands: Geert Adriaans Boomgard set the first final SC record on the 3rd Feb. 1899 (110 years, 135 days)

UK: Margaret Ann Neeve set the first final SC record on the 4th Apr. 1903 (110 years, 321 days)

USA: Ann Pouder set the first final SC record on the 10th July 1917 (110 years, 93 days)

Ireland: Katherine Plunket set the first final SC record on the 14th Oct. 1932 (111 years, 327 days)

Canada: Josph Saint Amour set the first final SC record on the 16th March 1962 (110 years, 18 days)

Germany: Ella Ille Rentel set the first final SC record on the 19th Sept. 1962 (110 years, 123 days)

Japan: Yoshigiku Ito set the final SC record on the 26th Nov. 1966 (110 years, 115 days)


South Africa: Johanna Booyson set the first final SC record on the 16th June 1968 (111 years, 151 days)

Czech Republic: Marie Bernatkova set the first final SC record on the 4th May 1969 (111 years, 194 days)

Spain: Josefa Salas set the first final SC record on the 27th February 1973 (112 years, 228 days)

Greece: Lambrini Tsiatoura set the first final SC record on the 19th Feb. 1981 (110 years, 49 days)

Australia: Ada Sharp set the first final SC record on the 15th May 1971 (110 years, 39 days)

Italy: Maria Imperiali set the first final SC record on the 5th April 1973 (110 years, 17 days)

France: Marie-Virginie Duhem set the first final SC record on the 25th April 1978 (111 years, 266 days)

Finland: Andreij Kuznetsoff set the first final SC record on the 31st January 1984 (110 years, 106 days)

Sweden: Wilhelmine Sande set the first final SC record on the 21st January 1986 (111 years, 89 days)

Norway: Herman Smith Johansen set the first final SC-record on the 5th January 1987 (111 years, 204 days)

Belgium: Ludovika Van Sprengel set the first final SC record on the 22nd April 1993 (111 years, 82 days)

Uruguay: Manolita Pina set the first final SC record on the 11th June 1994 (111 years, 107 days)

Austria: Maria Mika set the first final SC record on the 17th Nov. 1994 (112 years, 178 days)

Denmark: Anne Matthiesen set the first final SC record on the 19th March 1996 (111 years, 114 days)

Switzerland: Emma Duvoisin set the first final SC record on the 30th Sept. 1997 (111 years, 87 days)

New Zeeland: Ethel Booth set the first final SC record on the 18th Feb. 2001 (110 years, 55 days)

Puerto Rico: Ramona Trinidad-Iglesias Jordan set the first final SC record on the 29th May 2004 ( 114 years, 272 days)

Portugal: Maria do Couto May-Lopez Set the first final SC record on the 25th July 2005 (114 years, 274 days)

Ecuador: Maria Capovilla set the first final SC record on the 27th Aug. 2006 (116 years, 347 days)

Colombia: Daniel Guzman-Garzia set the first final SC record on the 21st May 2008 (111 years, 105 days)

Israel: Maria Pognowska set the first final SC record on the 15th July 2009 (111 years, 258 days)

Slovenia: Katharina Marinic set the first final SC record on the 2nd Sept. 2010 (110 years, 307 days)

Brazil: Maria Gomez Valentim set the first final SC record on the 21st June 2011 (114 years, 347 days)

Barbados: Barbados James Sisnett is the first SC of Barbados (Is still living) (hit SC status on 22nd Feb. 2010) as of 19th Feb. 2012) (111 years, 362 days) (As of Today 112 years, 80 days)

Ecuador: 116.95 years
Brazil: 114.95 years
Portugal: 114.75 years
Puerto Rico: 114.74 years
Spain: 112.62 years
Austria: 112.49 years
Ireland: 111.93 years
France: 111.73 years
Israel: 111.7 years
Norway: 111.56 years
Czech Republick: 111.53 years
South Africa: 111.41 years
Denmark: 111.31 years
Uruguay: 111.29 years
Colombia: 111.29 years
Switzerland: 111.24 years
Sweden: 111.24 years
Belgium: 111.23 years
UK: 110.88 years
Slovenia: 110.85 years
Netherlands: 110.37 years
Germany: 110.34 years
Japan: Yoshigiku: 110.32 years
Finland: 110.29 years
USA: 110.25 years
New Zealand: 110.15 years
Greece: 110.13 years
Australia: 110.11 years
Canada: 110.05 years
Italy: 110.05 years
Barbados: Still running further (112 years.22 years)

What about Yoshigiku Ito, born 3 August 1856 and died on 26 November 1966 at 110 years, 115 days?

Another thing, you also forgot to name Maria do Couto Maia-Lopes as the Portuguese recordholder at 114 years 274 days. Other than that, excellent work.

Do you mean that he should state Maria do Couto Maia-Lopes was the oldest Portuguese ever when she passed away? Coz Maria de Jesus broke her record by ~200 days already.

So this is the first sc's of their countries and their death ages?

Yes, because her name appears to have accidentally been omitted from the above list. As long as Elvira de Jesus Candelaria remains unvalidated, Lopes is also the first ever Portuguese supercentenarian, and was the oldest Portuguese ever when she died. De Jesus, born in 1893, would not surpass her record for another three years. It wouldn't really matter that de Jesus has already broken Lopes' record, as the latter was still the oldest ever Portuguese at the time of her death in 2005.

For Italy we're waiting for Vincenza Pannuti's validation (16 September 1860-23 June 1971). She's a pending case

So how about Maria Gomes Valentim?
According to your explanation, she should also be specified as the oldest.

The record for Brazil should be 114.95 for Maria Gomes Valentim not 110.95

Katarina Marini� lived 110 years, 307 days (not 310).

Remember, this is not my list but Georg's. Thus, any explanation made by him with regards to the list will always be superior to mine.

:lol:

Of course I know.

May we have Georg here?

Yes. I´m here!