C. D. LAMONT.

Greenock.

There is now living in the village of Headley, Hants, a man whose father

was born in the time (though not in the reign) of James II.; viz. 1697.

As a curious instance of the space of time included in the lives of a

father and son (although there is nothing wonderful in the number of

years attained by either separately), I have thought it worth recording

in "N. & Q." I may add that the age of the man now living at Headley is

eighty-three, and he was born when his father was seventy-two years old.

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