Thread:Richard Monkey/@comment-2602:306:8381:7390:BD25:6939:B236:2126-20191124215218

I don't really use this wiki anymore, but it's my best way to contact you.

With that out of the way, a family tree reconstruction revealed two centenarian siblings of John Painter:

Maggie Dee (Painter) Carter (March 21, 1890 - December 28, 1993)

Estella Mae "Stella May" (Painter) Botts (September 18, 1899 - December 22, 2004)

So John and Maggie would together make the oldest siblings list, and so would John and Stella May, and the three would definitely make the oldest siblings (3 siblings) list too. Given that the other siblings also had long lifespans:

Harley Lee Painter (April 3, 1887 - May 5, 1984)

Sarah Catherine (Painter) Spivey (October 11, 1891 - December 13, 1987)

Mary Elizabeth (Painter) Crowder (October 1, 1893 - June 20, 1989)

Ada V. (Painter) Mercer (April 6, 1895 - January 6, 1995)

Lindsey Gillock Painter (May 19, 1898 - May 31, 1994)

Loren Zachariah Painter (January 5, 1902 - November 7, 1995)

Rosa B. (Painter) Watson (November 24, 1903 - July 22, 1995)

Gilbert Newton Painter (July 4, 1905 - July 7, 1992)

Multiple combinations of John and the centenarian siblings and the nonagenarian and octogenarian siblings would be eligible for the oldest siblings lists with 4+, 5+ siblings, etc. as well.

And none of John's siblings died young. Literally all of his siblings lived a decade past human life expectancy at the minimum.

Feel free to post this on The 110 Club too. It's strange how no one has noticed that John's siblings were so long-lived before I did. 