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foxlair | 19:08 Sat 29th Apr 2006 | History
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Which Monarch lived to the grandest old age
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Methuselah was quite old, as old as, well, Methuselah
19:41 Sat 29th Apr 2006
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But these days he wopuld not be called a monarch would he?

19:43 Sat 29th Apr 2006
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Some here..take your pick....
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/History_and_Myt hs/Question224379.html
23:24 Sat 29th Apr 2006
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Technically as she was still a Queen it must be the Queen Mother at 102 years of age
12:17 Wed 03rd May 2006
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Okay, I'll be the first to jump in with the pedantry.


Maglet


The Queen Mother was 101 years of age when she died.


As for when she was the consort of King George VI, she would not have been technically a monarch, otherwise she would surely have been styled Queen Elizabeth II. Consorts, although crowned at coronation, are not classed as monarchs.

14:41 Wed 03rd May 2006
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You are quite right shammydodger it really was a stupid answer of mine I bow to your knowledge.
16:32 Wed 03rd May 2006
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Maglet


Bowing is optional these days. But thanks for the sentiment!

17:06 Wed 03rd May 2006

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