Charles and Effie Dickey of Canaan, Maine were the parents of 22 children, all single births, born between 1882 and 1911. All of the children survived to adulthood and married. Effie married Charles at 14, gave birth to her first child nine months and two days after the marriage at the age of 15, and had her 22nd child less than a month before she turned 45. Eighteen of the children lived into their 70s, 80s and 90s. Charles Loring Dickey married Effie Etta Estes 1858 - 1942 Aug. 18, 1881 1866 - 1950 Children 1. (Emma) Maye (Dickey) Bowman 1882 - 1913
2. (Ada) Alice (Dickey) Ricker 1883 - 1978
" " " Raymond (2nd husband)
" " " Drost (3rd husband)
3. Arthur Ernest Dickey 1884 - 1965
4. (Everlina) Maude (Dickey) Chase 1885 - 1958
5. Fannie Blossom (Dickey) Brooks 1886 - 1962
6. Nina Eudora (Dickey) Davis 1887 - 1970
7. George Elwin Dickey 1888 - 1972
8. Faye Edna (Dickey) Moore 1889 - 1977
" " " Spencer (2nd marriage)
9. Everett Onward Dickey 1890 - 1958
10. Merritt Carnot Dickey 1891 - 1972
11. Lema Inez (Dickey) Starbird 1894 - 1970
12. Margaret Ellen (Dickey) Bickford 1896 - 1988
13. Charles Loring Dickey Jr. 1897 - 1984
14. Effie Etta (Dickey) Merrithew 1898 - 1957
15. Mildred Hortense (Dickey) Webb 1900 - 1960
16. Ivan Thomas-Nye Dickey 1901 - 1982
17. Floyd Merton Dickey 1903 - 1990
18. Arline Beatrice (Dickey) Gordon 1904 - 1991
19. Theodore Royden Dickey 1906 - 1984
20. Jessie Alberta (Dickey) Roundy 1908 - 1995
21. Ila Pearl (Dickey) Pelton 1909 - 1985
22. Hilda Bernice (Dickey) Bean 1911 - 1988
The answer is 16 pairs of twins, 7 sets of triplets and four sets of quadruplets which adds up to 69 kids. Now imagine having to find the room for them all and also the food bill for the house.
19 show 19 kids and counting
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9 but 2 of them were still born and the others all died within a week the most to survive is 8
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Anencephaly occurs in all races and ethnic groups. The prevalence rates range from less than one in 10,000 births (European countries) to more than 10 per 10,000 births (Mexico, China).
Men had come home from war and were ready to start a family in new urban communities.
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The highest officially recorded number of single births by one mother is 69, which was achieved by the wife of Feodor Vassilyev of Shuya, Russia, in the 18th century. She gave birth to 16 pairs of twins, 7 sets of triplets, and 4 sets of quadruplets.
The choice of word - probably inadvertent - makes this an ambiguous question. Do you mean a "single" mother as in an unmarried mother or simply ONE mother.
eight is the most coming at 1 time. Multiple births: 69 children! I do believe it was a Russian woman during the 18th century. 67 children survived infancy, and she had a total of 27 multiple births.
Most likely no, a human mother can not, I dont think 25 eggs can be fertilized at once and then grow in one woman's uterus.
Usually simply one at a time, very much like two single births in a row.
Gravida-para `Gravida/para` status is medical shorthand for a woman's obstetric history. Gravida indicates the total number of pregnancies a woman has had, regardless of whether they were carried to term. Para indicates the number of viable(>20 wks)births. Note: pregnancies consisting of multiples, such as twins or triplets, count as ONE birth Therefore, a woman who has had two pregnancies (both of which resulted in live births) would be noted as G2P2.So the answer to that question is grav. 5, para 2.
The year that had the most births worldwide was 2020.
Probably not. But he is single.
The medical term for a woman who has had one live birth is "primipara." The prefix "primi-" means "first," and "para" refers to a woman who has given birth to one or more viable offspring. In medical terminology, the number of live births a woman has had is often indicated with a number following the term "para." For example, a woman who has had two live births would be referred to as "para 2," and a woman who has not given birth to a live baby but has had three miscarriages would be referred to as "gravida 3, para 0."
Gravida-para`Gravida/para` status is medical shorthand for a woman's obstetric history. Gravida indicates the total number of pregnancies a woman has had, regardless of whether they were carried to term. Para indicates the number of viable(>20 wks)births. Note: pregnancies consisting of multiples, such as twins or triplets, count as ONE birth Therefore, a woman who has had two pregnancies (both of which resulted in live births) would be noted as G2P2.So the answer to that question is grav. 5, para 2.
Goats typically have multiple births. Two is the most common number of offspring, but they can have single births, and I know personally a breeder whose doe gave birth to quintuplets. It depends on how well they are fed and cared for during their pregnancy, among other genetic factors.