No. 187 Was an agreeable and cheerful companion at 100, when he married his last wife. 198 Intellects perfect until two days before death. 204 Senses unimpaired; never was ill; had several new teeth at 100. 207 Senses unimpaired; teeth and hair perfect; was never ill until a few days before his death. 208 Never ill until a few days before death; lived on vegetables the last ten years of life. 219 Never ill; retained his senses; worked at his trade until 114. 222 The year before her death she walked fourteen miles to see her husband, and two years previously she reaped a ridge of corn as well as any young person; she appeared strong, healthy, and active, and had all her senses unimpaired, except a slight weakness of sight. 224 When about 80 he commenced business as a travelling chapman, and followed it until within eight weeks of his death. 227 Faculties unimpaired. 228 Always enjoyed good health; faculties unimpaired; had all his teeth, and but few hairs had turned gray; he had a fall, by which one of his legs was broken in three places, and death ensued. 233 Faculties unimpaired; was a great drinker, but not a drunkard. 235 Preserved her faculties to the last, as did also her brother, who died at 101. 236 Never was ill; never lost a tooth; his intellect clear until within one week of his death. 238 Worked in his garden until within a few days of his death. 239 Followed his trade a year before he died, and was then more active than most men at 60. 245 Senses unimpaired; worked as a day-labourer until within a few days of his death. 247 Never ill. NOTES. ier brother died two years before her, aged 120. Never was all; two years before his death rode to church Le lied suddenly whilst eating supper. es mimpaired; never was ill. No. 311 Strong and active, and could walk eight miles a few days 312 Faculties unimpaired; continued his trade until 109; at 106 worked in the fields with his family; brought a law-suit to a close by the clear evidence he gave of occurrences 90 years previous. 317-318 Vide newspaper. 319 Never ill; cut fresh teeth at 100; senses unimpaired, aud could spin to the last. 320-322 Ibid. 323 Vide 'Morning Chronicle.' Ibid. 324 Walked well to the day of his death. VideTimes.' 327 Faculties unimpaired; spun until the day before her death. Ibid., Jan. 11th, 1819. 328 Retained his faculties, and attended to business a few days before he died. 329 Vide Morning Chronicle,' May 17th, 1821. 330 Senses unimpaired; so active and strong that he could run a race within a year of his death. VideCarew's Survey of Cornwall.' 331 Vide Rees's Cyclopædia.' TABLE III. 1 Vide Rees's Cyclopædia.' 2,, inscription in portico of All Saints' Church, Northampton. 3 Died in the workhouse in Rosemary Lane, London. 4 Vide inscription in the Church at Shiffnall, Shropshire. 5 Her father 106. 8 Teeth all sound; never ill; always worked hard. 15 The great-grandson of Thomas Parr; his father was 109, his grandfather 113. 21 Grandson of Thomas Parr. Then varsid vas sent is a Deputy to the National wra us on, 18, and is grindson, 7 years old. 24 Frandson of Thomas Parr. 23 in ardent lover of fox-hunting; followed the hounds until 80, antil 100 attended the unkenneling in a chair; irank freely until within ten years of his death. 22 Valked two miles to a christening shortly before his death. > Muld waik weil to the last. P's sizat "aled after his 117th year; his health began to trenne only i few days before his death. ter senses, and could work at spinning until six lecat ui us euities; a brother 102. Fide Daily NOTES. 1 Buried at Stoke, near Canterbury. 2 Retained his faculties; never was sick. 3 The son, who inherited his estate, was born when he was 100. 4 Never ill until a few days before death. 'Guide to Health.' Vide Lynch's 5 Followed his trade until six weeks before he died, and carried a log of wood to his workshop. 10 Memory strong; faculties unimpaired. 11 Husband 128. 12 Could walk well, and mount his horse nearly until his death. 13 Daughter 105. 14 Senses unimpaired until 14 days before she died; three daughters survived her, respectively aged 111, 110, and 109 years. 20 Vide Rees's 'Cyclopædia.' 22 Married five times; senses unimpaired to the last; Christmas Day, 1789, walked nine miles to dine with a grandchild. |