Betty Woolf, last surviving of world's oldest mixed triplets, dies at age 96
Jewish nonagenarian from New York helped found synagogue community in San Diego, held Guinness record with siblings
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Jewish nonagenarian from New York helped found synagogue community in San Diego, held Guinness record with siblings
(JTA) — “900 Rockaway Babies to Parade Tomorrow” read a small item in The New York Times on Sept. 2, 1927. They would include, according to the article, 6-month-old Betty,
In 2020, the Jewish siblings were still making news, when they were named by Guinness World Records as the oldest living (mixed-sex) triplets.