The people you personally knew who were born in the 1800s/19th Century
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The people you personally knew who were born in the 1800s/19th Century
As far as I'm aware I only personally knew one person born in the 19th Century - she was an aunt of my grandmother, her mother's sister. She was born in 1898 and lived until the early 1990s when I was 11 or 12.
She lived in a dated bungalow with a scary cellar that we cleared out when she was moved into a care home as she had dementia in her last few years. We'd then visit her occasionally there.
She lived in a dated bungalow with a scary cellar that we cleared out when she was moved into a care home as she had dementia in her last few years. We'd then visit her occasionally there.
Butterfield- Posts : 17476
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Re: The people you personally knew who were born in the 1800s/19th Century
I don't think I've ever known anyone who was born in the 19th Century.
Maybe I will someday.
Maybe I will someday.
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I may'f'd.
But if I had'f I would'f been too young to remember.
But if I had'f I would'f been too young to remember.
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The oldest relative I met and remember was born in 1909.
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Re: The people you personally knew who were born in the 1800s/19th Century
This is going well.
Ironically, as a perhaps a younger member of this forum I'm the only one to have personally known someone born in the 19th Century.
I knew someone else born in 1900 - I believe he was a distant relative. I think he was the first person who died that I knew, in about 1987. I can just about remember him wearing a hat. I really want to say these people's names as they were proper typically old fashioned but I don't want to give too much away.
Ironically, as a perhaps a younger member of this forum I'm the only one to have personally known someone born in the 19th Century.
I knew someone else born in 1900 - I believe he was a distant relative. I think he was the first person who died that I knew, in about 1987. I can just about remember him wearing a hat. I really want to say these people's names as they were proper typically old fashioned but I don't want to give too much away.
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Re: The people you personally knew who were born in the 1800s/19th Century
The relative I mentioned, my grandad, also wore a hat in the early days of our acquaintance.
There is someone we visited when I was just a baby who may have been my mum's great-aunt, and would have been of 19th century vintage. But she might just have been mum's auntie, and as I say, I was too young to remember the occasion.
There is someone we visited when I was just a baby who may have been my mum's great-aunt, and would have been of 19th century vintage. But she might just have been mum's auntie, and as I say, I was too young to remember the occasion.
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