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The oldest women in North Carolina is named Melinda Oliver Harris who resides in New Bern, North Carolina. She Recently turned 114 in 2010. She lives in the Good Shepard nursing home. However know one is still sure if she is really 114. We still do not know what year she was born in. ~Deja Mayfield~

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The oldest person in North Carolina is not publicly disclosed for privacy reasons.

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