[38]. See Notes and Queries, 2d series, Nos. 51 and 53.
[39]. Ibid. No. 58.
[40]. W. D. Macray; Notes and Queries, 2d series, No. 23.
[41]. Notes and Queries, 2d series, No. 169.
[42]. Condensed from the Times journal.
LONGEVITY IN FAMILIES.
The long life of different members of the same family is remarkable. In 1836, Mrs. H. P., residing near the Edgeware-road, attained her 103d year: she had three sisters,—one 107, another 105; and the other, who died about 1834, 100.
Mr. Bailey records the death of Widow Stephenson, of Wolverton, Durham, in 1816, aged 104: her mother lived to be 106, two sisters 106 and 107, and a brother 97; making an aggregate of 519 years as the age of these five relatives.