List of Spanish supercentenarians

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Spanish supercentenarians are citizens, residents or emigrants from Spain who have attained or surpassed 110 years of age. As of January 2015, the Gerontology Research Group (GRG) had validated the longevity claims of 45 Spanish supercentenarians, including 42 residents and 3 emigrants. [1] More supercentenarians were identified by other studies [2] and by news reports. The oldest verified Spanish person ever is Maria Branyas, aged 117 years, 40 days, [3] who emigrated from the United States in 1915. She is also currently the world's oldest living person.

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100 oldest known Spaniards

  Deceased  Living

RankNameSexBirth dateDeath dateAgeBirthplacePlace of death
or residence
1 Maria Branyas [3] F4 March 1907Living117 years, 40 days United States Catalonia
2Ana María Vela Rubio [3] F29 October 190115 December 2017116 years, 47 days Andalusia Catalonia
3 Emiliano Mercado del Toro M21 August 189124 January 2007115 years, 156 days Puerto Rico [lower-alpha 1] Puerto Rico
4Ramona Trinidad Iglesias Jordan [4] F1 September 188929 May 2004114 years, 271 daysPuerto Rico [lower-alpha 1] Puerto Rico
5María Antonia Castro [2] F10 June 188116 January 1996114 years, 220 daysAndalusiaAndalusia
6María del Carmen López [2] F3 April 18833 July 1997114 years, 91 days Murcia Murcia
7Joan Riudavets Moll [5] M15 December 18895 March 2004114 years, 81 days Balearic Islands Balearic Islands
8Silveria Martín Díaz [6] F20 June 1910Living113 years, 298 days Extremadura Extremadura
9María del Carmen Figueiró [5] F28 October 188325 May 1997113 years, 209 days Galicia Galicia
10Manuela Fernández Fojaco [3] F18 June 18956 January 2009113 years, 202 days Asturias Asturias
11Josefa Santos Gonzalez [3] F7 September 190622 December 2019113 years, 106 daysExtremadura Madrid
12Francisco Núñez Olivera [3] [7] M13 December 190429 January 2018113 years, 47 daysExtremaduraExtremadura
13Avelina Mouzo Leis [3] F27 December 190428 December 2017113 years, 1 dayGaliciaGalicia
14Saturnino de la Fuente García [8] [9] M11 February 190918 January 2022112 years, 341 days Castile and León Castile and León
15María Concha Pérez Cidad [3] F9 December 190130 September 2014112 years, 295 daysCastile and LeónMadrid
16Virtudes Tomás Navarro [10] F17 July 190720 April 2020112 years, 278 days Valencia Valencia
17Josefa Salas Mateo [5] F14 July 186027 February 1973112 years, 228 daysAndalusiaAndalusia
18José Armengol Jover [2] M23 July 188120 January 1994112 years, 181 daysCataloniaCatalonia
19María Esperanza Onieva [2] [5] F1 September 188915 February 2002112 years, 167 daysAndalusiaAndalusia
20Francisca García Torres [3] F13 September 190125 February 2014112 years, 165 daysAndalusia Navarre
21Salustiano Sanchez [3] M8 June 190113 September 2013112 years, 97 daysCastile and LeónUnited States
22Brigida Dearroyo [11] F7 October 188831 December 2000112 years, 85 daysPuerto Rico [lower-alpha 1] United States
23Adelaida González Alonso [3] F23 October 190220 November 2014112 years, 28 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
24Josefa San Roman Mateos [12] F1 January 191025 January 2022112 years, 24 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
25Berthe Budet [13] F3 October 190910 October 2021112 years, 7 daysValencia France
26Maria Garcia [14] F29 April 190815 April 2020111 years, 352 daysGaliciaUnited States
27E.M.M. [2] F20 July 188521 June 1997111 years, 336 daysAndalusiaAndalusia
28Vicenta Prieto Santos [15] F22 January 19092 December 2020111 years, 315 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
29Consuelo Moreno-López [16] F5 February 189313 November 2004111 years, 282 days Morocco (then Spanish)United States
30Maria Luisa Vázquez de Silva [17] F29 March 191025 December 2021 [18] 111 years, 271 daysGaliciaGalicia
31Antonio Urrea Hernández [5] M18 February 188815 November 1999111 years, 270 daysMurciaCatalonia
32María de la O Soria Berbel [3] F9 April 189823 December 2009111 years, 258 daysAndalusiaAndalusia
33Andresa Guerrero-Ortiz [19] F30 November 18985 August 2010111 years, 248 days Aragon Aragon
34Jesús Mosteo [20] M1 January 190828 August 2019 [21] 111 years, 239 daysAragonAragon
35Carmen Romero [22] F27 August 18958 April 2007111 years, 224 daysAndalusiaAndalusia
36E.E.A. [2] F18 August 189025 March 2002111 years, 219 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
37Josefa Álvarez Rodríguez [23] F16 February 190619 September 2017111 years, 215 daysGaliciaGalicia
38Angeles Alava Jimenez [24] F3 August 191021 December 2021 [25] 111 years, 140 daysNavarreNavarre
39Teresa Velazquez Andres [26] F13 July 19098 November 2020111 years, 118 daysValenciaValencia
40Dolores Subirana [27] F18 July 18979 November 2008111 years, 114 daysCataloniaCatalonia
41María Cruz Martínez [28] F3 May 191124 August 2022 [29] 111 years, 113 daysNavarreNavarre
42Eulalia Hernández [2] F28 July 189116 November 2002111 years, 111 daysAndalusiaMadrid
43 Manolita Piña [5] F24 February 188311 June 1994111 years, 107 daysCatalonia Uruguay
Remedios Company Ventura [3] F10 February 190328 May 2014CataloniaCatalonia
45Filomena Arán [30] F4 May 18889 August 1999111 years, 97 daysCataloniaCatalonia
46Inocencia Zofio Cajal [31] F1 May 191019 July 2021111 years, 79 daysExtremaduraMadrid
47Adelaida Gonzalez Hernandez [32] F13 April 190723 June 2018111 years, 73 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
48Dolores Moret Ferriol [33] F10 January 190717 March 2018111 years, 66 daysCataloniaCatalonia
49Lucía Madaria Vesga [3] F13 December 18942 February 2006111 years, 51 daysCastile and LeónAndalusia
50Francisco Fernández Fernández [34] M24 July 19017 September 2012111 years, 45 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
51Celestina Penabad [35] F2 August 190713 September 2018 [36] 111 years, 42 daysGaliciaGalicia
52Francisca Barracel [3] F18 June 190218 July 2013111 years, 30 daysGaliciaGalicia
53Angelina Torres Vallbona [37] F18 March 1913Living111 years, 26 daysCataloniaCatalonia
54Generosa Sales Ferreres [38] F4 January 190727 January 2018111 years, 23 daysValenciaCatalonia
55A.P.L. [2] F26 March 188412 April 1995111 years, 17 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
56 Luís Torras [39] M29 December 191214 January 2024 [40] 111 years, 16 daysGaliciaGalicia
57Daniela Lopez de Lacalle [41] F11 December 190913 December 2020 [42] 111 years, 2 days Basque Country Basque Country
58Josefina Villaverde Fontenla [43] F19 November 19097 November 2020110 years, 354 daysGaliciaGalicia
59Joaquim Illas [44] M26 July 190913 July 2020 [45] 110 years, 353 daysCataloniaCatalonia
60Victoria de la Cruz Garcia [46] F24 June 19074 June 2018110 years, 345 daysAndalusia Japan
61Plácida Insausti [22] F5 October 189612 September 2007110 years, 342 daysBasque CountryBasque Country
María Carmen Nouche Porro [47] F15 September 191123 August 2022 [48] GaliciaGalicia
63Teofila Gutierrez Jimenez [49] F28 December 190715 November 2018 [50] 110 years, 322 days Castilla–La Mancha Castilla–La Mancha
64Ramona Agudín [51] F9 March 187012 January 1981110 years, 309 daysAsturiasAsturias
65U.H.R. [2] F19 June 189121 April 2002110 years, 306 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
66Telesfora de la Torre [5] F5 January 18768 October 1986110 years, 276 daysBasque CountryBasque Country
Galo Leoz [5] M22 April 187923 January 1990AragonMadrid
68Elisa de Iglesia Alonso [52] F28 June 189528 March 2006110 years, 273 daysGaliciaGalicia
69A.R.S. [2] F1 March 188524 November 1995110 years, 268 daysAndalusiaAndalusia
70A.L.M. [2] M11 April 18791 January 1990110 years, 265 daysBasque CountryBasque Country
M.C.M.G. [2] F15 February 18866 November 1996AndalusiaAndalusia
72Gregorio Merino [3] M24 December 18869 September 1997110 years, 259 daysCastile and LeónAndalusia
73Maria Varas Hernandez [53] F15 February 191020 October 2020110 years, 248 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
74Dámasa Carrascosa [52] F11 December 18959 August 2006110 years, 241 daysCastilla–La ManchaMadrid
75Aurelio Diaz [5] M16 October 187813 June 1989110 years, 240 daysAsturiasAsturias
76Dolores Gou [5] F27 March 189220 November 2002110 years, 238 daysCataloniaCatalonia
Ramona Costoyas Rey [54] F10 August 19094 April 2020 [55] GaliciaGalicia
78Julia Fournier [27] F9 November 189730 June 2008110 years, 234 daysCataloniaCatalonia
79Gabriela Izquierdo [2] F18 March 188727 October 1997110 years, 223 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
80Concepción Pichel Sampayo [56] F11 May 190827 November 2018110 years, 200 daysGaliciaGalicia
81Felipa Gutiérrez [19] F11 April 190016 October 2010110 years, 188 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
82Remedios Ultra [22] F23 August 189621 February 2007110 years, 182 daysNavarreMadrid
83Rosa Martínez [19] F3 May 190030 October 2010110 years, 180 daysGaliciaGalicia
84Rosa Marcuello Sancho [57] F13 May 191123 October 2021110 years, 163 daysAragonAragon
85Rosalba Castro Bello [58] F15 February 190717 July 2017110 years, 152 days Canary Islands Canary Islands
86Ana Martinez Llamas [59] F17 March 19109 August 2020110 years, 145 daysCastile and LeónMadrid
87Petronila BarbosaF16 September 190813 January 2019 [60] 110 years, 119 daysAndalusiaAndalusia
88María Juana Rodriguez [2] [5] F8 August 18861 December 1996110 years, 115 daysGaliciaGalicia
Francisca Villán Pérez [3] F17 September 190210 January 2013Castile and LeónCastile and León
90German Cifuentes Higuera [61] M12 May 19103 September 2020 [62] 110 years, 114 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
91Julia de Frutos CabreroF26 September 190913 January 2020 [63] 110 years, 109 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
92Rosa Pajares Martinicorena [2] F24 May 18798 September 1989110 years, 107 daysNavarreNavarre
93Teresa Gayarre Ripalda [64] [65] F1 April 19079 July 2017110 years, 99 daysAragonCastilla–La Mancha
94Elisa Cubells [5] F20 August 188516 November 1995110 years, 88 daysCataloniaFrance
95F.M.M. [2] F6 November 188719 January 1998110 years, 74 daysNavarreNavarre
96Aurora Lombán [22] F26 April 189725 June 2007110 years, 60 daysGaliciaGalicia
97Tomasa Méndez [66] F2 June 189921 July 2009110 years, 49 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
98Isacia Díez [5] F21 April 18952 June 2005110 years, 42 daysCastile and LeónCastile and León
99Felipe Juzgado HerranzM11 April 191126 April 2021 [67] 110 years, 15 daysCastilla–La ManchaCastilla–La Mancha
100Salvadora Doménech Camps [68] F29 March 190810 April 2018110 years, 12 daysCataloniaCatalonia

Biographies

Galo Leoz

Galo Leoz (22 April 1879 – 23 January 1990) was a Spanish professor of ophtalmology at the Complutense University of Madrid. He performed pioneering studies on the degeneration and regeneration of optical nerves, and on cornea transplants. [69] He received the Spanish gold medal for work merit  [ es ] and was president of the Spanish Ophtalmological Society. He was considered the world's oldest doctor, as he kept working until the age of 103. [69] Leoz was Spain's oldest known living person when he died aged 110 years 276 days. His record was surpassed in 1992 by Josep Armengol Jover (23 July 1881 – 20 January 1994), who lived 112 years and 181 days.

Joan Riudavets Moll

Joan Riudavets Moll was born in Es Migjorn Gran, Menorca, where he lived until his death in 2004. [70] [71] His mother, Catalina Moll Mercadés, died at age 25 in December 1889; his father was a cobbler. [72] Riudavets also worked as a cobbler until he retired in 1954 and was a former village councillor of Es Migjorn Gran. [72] [73] Riudavets married in 1917; his wife, also born in 1889, died at age 90. [74]

When asked, Riudavets attributed his longevity to a life of moderation. [73]

Riudavets died at the age of 114 years, 81 days after having a cold for a few days. [74] He was survived by two younger half- brothers: Pere, who died in 2006 at the age of 105, and Josep, who died in 2009 at the age of 102. [72] At the time of his death, Riudavets was believed to be the oldest verified person ever in the history of Spain. However, subsequent research by the International Database on Longevity has revealed that two women had been older than Riudavets at the time of their deaths. [75] He became the oldest recognized living person in Europe following Maria Teresa Fumarola Ligorio's death on 14 May 2003, and oldest recognized living man in the world following Yukichi Chuganji's death on 28 September 2003. [76] After Riudavets's death, Fred H. Hale, Sr. became the world's oldest man. [77]

Ana María Vela Rubio

Ana María Vela Rubio (29 October 1901 – 15 December 2017) was born in Puente Genil, Andalusia. She worked as a dressmaker in her youth. She never married her partner as her parents objected to him, but the two had several children. Her daughter, also named Ana, lived with her. [78] Rubio became the oldest verified Spaniard ever on 6 June 2016, when she surpassed the age of María Antonia Castro who had died in 1996, aged 114 years, 220 days. [78] She went on to live to 116 years and 47 days. At the time of her death she was the third-oldest living person in the world, behind Nabi Tajima and Chiyo Miyako. [3] She became the oldest living European upon the death of Emma Morano on 15 April 2017. [79]

Francisco Núñez Olivera

Francisco Núñez Olivera (13 December 1904 – 29 January 2018) was born and lived his whole life in the village of Bienvenida in the Badajoz province of Extremadura. [80] [81] He fought in the Rif War [82] and the Spanish Civil War. He was nicknamed "Marchena" after his resemblance to flamenco singer-songwriter/actor Pepe Marchena. [81] His wife died in 1988, and he survived his two sons. [82] In his later years as a pensioner, he lived with his elder daughter María Antonia. [81] [82] Olivera had his kidney removed when he was 90 and a cataract operation aged 98; he was otherwise in good health. [82] He became the oldest living man after the death of Yisrael Kristal on August 11, 2017. [80] Olivera lived to 113 years and 47 days. [80] At the time of his death, he was the last surviving Spanish veteran of the Rif War and the oldest veteran of the Spanish Army.

Saturnino de la Fuente García

Saturnino de la Fuente García  [ es ] (11 February 1909 – 18 January 2022) was born in León. At the age of nine he caught the Spanish flu but survived. A passionate football fan, he co-founded his neighborhood's local team in 1927. He married Antonina Barrio Gutiérrez in 1933 and they had eight children, one of whom died as a child. In 1936 he was not drafted in the Civil War because of his height (1.50 m). A skilled craftsman, he would go on to establish a shoemaking business, eventually being commissioned to make boots for the army. [83] [84] [85]

He became the oldest man alive on 12 August 2021, following the death of Emilio Flores Marquez of Puerto Rico. He had 7 daughters, 14 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. Upon his death in January 2022 at the age of 112 years and 341 days, Venezuelan supercentenarian Juan Vicente Pérez became the world's oldest man.

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Mercado del Toro, Iglesias Jordan and Dearroyo were born in Puerto Rico, then part of the Captaincy General of Puerto Rico, now an unincorporated territory of the United States.

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