As of 2021, individuals born in 1914 would be 107 years old. According to the Gerontology Research Group, there are only a handful of people worldwide who are confirmed to have been born in 1914 and are still alive. The number of individuals still alive from this cohort is likely very small due to advanced age and natural mortality rates.
I can find nothing I can define as definitely reliable, but I did find this:
"As of 2000, there are over 200,000 people over 100. The UN estimates that by 2013, there will be 3,000,000 centenarians."
Right now those born in 1914 are about 95 years old. If the above information is accurate, it seems that there must be about 3,000,000 born on or before 1914.
UK census from 2001 had centenarians at 9,400(0.02%)
and their prediction for 2011 is 14,000 (0.023%)
The US leads the world with over 96,000 (0.029%)
Other countries with large centenarian populations include
Spain is 10,000
France is over 3,000
Canada is less than 5,000
Italy is less than 5,000
The estimate for the whole world's population is 450,000
If you want the number of people still alive who had seen (experienced) 1914 - born on or before the year 1900; (there are problems/discrepancies with birth records from that time) but the population of "supercentenarians" for the entire world at this time is 75 individuals.
As of 2021, about 48.7% of people born in 1949 are still alive. This percentage will continue to decrease as time goes on.
Approximately 76% of people born in 1950 are still alive in 2017 based on average life expectancy and mortality rates.
I don't have specific data on the number of people born in 1935 who are still alive. Individual countries or organizations may have this information based on census data or demographic studies.
As of 2021, approximately 14% of people born in 1940 are still alive. This calculation takes into account the average life expectancy for individuals born in that year.
As of 2021, approximately 85% of individuals born in 1963 are still alive. This estimate is based on statistical life expectancies and mortality rates for this birth cohort.
No Jonas Salk is no longer alive. He was born in 1914 and died in 1995.
depends on how healthy they are
NO ! There are lots of people that are still alive that aren't in the USA .
As of 2021, about 48.7% of people born in 1949 are still alive. This percentage will continue to decrease as time goes on.
As of 2021, approximately 34% of people born in the UK in 1951 are still alive.
As of June 2010, yes. He was born April 12, 1914.
Ethel Boswell Darden was born in 1900 and is still alive.
According to Wikipedia, nobody born before 1897 is still alive.
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As of 2022, approximately 61% of people born in 1952 are still alive. This is based on general life expectancy data and population statistics.