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rdf:type	Person
rdfs:label	Wilhelmina Kott
rdfs:comment	Wilhelmina C. "Minnie" Kott (née Geringer; 7 March 1880 – 6 September 1994) was an American supercentenarian recognized by Guinness World Records as the 'oldest living American' in its 1995 edition, following the death of Margaret Skeete. She was born in Peru, Illinois, as one of 16 children to George and Sophia Geringer. She moved to Chicago in 1881, where she lived almost her entire life. She married Charles Kott in 1899. Minnie herself claimed to have been born in 1879. Wilhelmina Kott died in Chicago, Illinois 6 September 1994, aged 114 years 183 days. Wilhelmina Kott (b. March 7, 1880 – d. September 6, 1994) was an American supercentenarian recognized by Guinness World Records as the 'oldest living American' in its 1995 edition, following the death of Margaret Skeete. Born in Peru, Illinois, as one of 16 children to George and Sophia Geringer, she moved to Chicago in 1881, where she lived almost her entire life and subsequently died. Her age was subject to a one-year discrepancy. Guinness recognized her as born in 1879 (based on the 1900 Census), but later research by the SSA study showed that she was listed as two months old in the 1880 Census, making her age more likely 114, not 115. As of October 2011, Kott is listed as one of the 60 longest lived people ever.
Sort	Kott, Wilhelmina
dcterms:subject	Americans Illinois deaths American supercentenarians Supercentenarians Female Articles in need of expansion Illinois births People Pages without images 1994 deaths Exaggerated claims US State and Territorial Longevity Recordholders 1880 births
deathyr	1994
birthyr	1880
Birthplace	Peru, Illinois, USA
Deathplace	Chicago, Illinois, USA
Status	deceased-verified
Caption	Wilhelmina Kott in ca 1920.
Sex	Female
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Image size	250
Nationality	American
abstract	Wilhelmina C. "Minnie" Kott (née Geringer; 7 March 1880 – 6 September 1994) was an American supercentenarian recognized by Guinness World Records as the 'oldest living American' in its 1995 edition, following the death of Margaret Skeete. She was born in Peru, Illinois, as one of 16 children to George and Sophia Geringer. She moved to Chicago in 1881, where she lived almost her entire life. She married Charles Kott in 1899. Minnie herself claimed to have been born in 1879. Wilhelmina Kott died in Chicago, Illinois 6 September 1994, aged 114 years 183 days. Wilhelmina Kott (b. March 7, 1880 – d. September 6, 1994) was an American supercentenarian recognized by Guinness World Records as the 'oldest living American' in its 1995 edition, following the death of Margaret Skeete. Born in Peru, Illinois, as one of 16 children to George and Sophia Geringer, she moved to Chicago in 1881, where she lived almost her entire life and subsequently died. Her age was subject to a one-year discrepancy. Guinness recognized her as born in 1879 (based on the 1900 Census), but later research by the SSA study showed that she was listed as two months old in the 1880 Census, making her age more likely 114, not 115. As of October 2011, Kott is listed as one of the 60 longest lived people ever.