| Ada Whitfield | |
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| Birth: | {{#explode:2 England, United Kingdom |
| Death: | {{#explode:3 Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
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Ada Whitfield (8 January 1881 - 2 March 1991) was an Australian supercentenarian whose age is validated by the Gerontology Research Group (GRG).
Biography[]
Whitfield was born in England, United Kingdom, on 8 January 1881. She became the oldest living person in Australia after the death of Mary Hurley on 16 November 1990. She died in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, on 2 March 1991 at the age of 110 years, 53 days. Her successor as the oldest person in Australia was then-110-year-old Beatrice Pollock.
References[]
- 2021 validations, Gerontology Research Group
- Mrs. Ada Whitfield 110 today Getty Images
| Australia's Oldest Living Person Titleholders (V • T • E) |
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Helen Dunbar • Jessie Pearce • Clara Byrne • Ada Sharp • Honora Corrigan • Mary Keefer • Josephine Gasse • Elizabeth Swatton • Samuel Rowe • Sarah Potter • Jane Piercy • Mary Nixon • Caroline Mockridge • Agnes Dodds • Mary Hurley • Ada Whitfield • Beatrice Pollock • Gertie Nesbitt • Kit St. Clair • Ada Cleggett • Ada Stockdale • Mary MacPherson • Christina Cock • Jessie Hurley • Alice Lindsay • Sarah Davey • Myra Nicholson • E. Beatrice Riley • John Campbell Ross • Miriam Schmierer • Eva McConnell • Jane Gray • Vi Robbins • Ethel Farrell • Mary Whitehurst • Marjorie Cooke • Margaret Vivian • Wilhelmina Overall • Agnes Kluckhenn • Mabel Crosby • Dexter Kruger • Ivy Tate • Ina Reid • Gwen Moore • Catherina van der Linden • Olga Abate • Ken Weeks |