It’s
time to catch-up on last weekend’s Saturday Challenge from Randy Seaver:
1) We each have 16 great-great grandparents. How did their birth and death years vary? How long were their lifespans?
2) For this week, please list your 16 great-great grandparents, their birth year, their death year, and their lifespan in years. You can do it in plain text, in a table or spreadsheet, or in a graph of some sort.
Lodema, the oldest of my gg-grandparents |
GG Grandfather -
Ward William 1 Feb 1830 31
Aug 1902 72 years
Titus Samuel H 13 Oct 1825 10
Mar 1874 48 years
Brown John Robert 18 Nov 1835 24
Oct 1917 81 years
Ingalls Joseph D 19 Dec 1834 21
Aug 1894 59 years
Duff James 26 Mar 1836 26
Feb 1926 89 years
Wooster Barclay 29 Aug 1819 3
Mar 1895 75 years
Damery James “John” 1812 1896 84 years
Jennings Richard J unknown
GG
Grandmother -
Blackwell Mary Ann 14 May 1828 11
Aug 1902 74 years
Tobias Lodema 16 Oct 1831 28
Mar 1926 94 years
Wright Anna S 12 Dec 1836 13
Feb 1923 86 years
Fay Mary Ann 11 Nov 1840 24 Jul 1906 65 years
Johnson Mary Ellen “Nellie” 25 Dec 1847 12
Feb 1921 73 years
Tift Elizabeth Hannah 11 May 1826 24 Mar 1906 79
years
Wolfe Elizabeth 1823 abt
1862 39 years
Fuller Mary unknown
There is a couple in Ireland, as you can see, who I have no
idea of their birth and death years. There is much research to do in that area,
but few records that can be found from a distance. This is one of the reasons
that every time it is announced about new Irish records available online, I
hold my breath and hope that they are Protestant and more specifically Church
of Ireland (Anglican) records.
The oldest and the youngest were both female at 94 and
approximately 39 years. Elizabeth Wolfe probably died either in childbirth or
shortly after the birth of her daughter, Sarah Damery, my g-grandmother.
The average age for males of that generation was 72.5 and
females 72.85. It is remarkable how close together the averages came out.
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