Original sentence: Article on her 112th birthday (in French).At the time of her death she was France's second-oldest person (Camille Loiseau of Paris was a few months older) and the tenth-oldest person in the world.Marie-Julia Sinédia-Cazour (July 12, 1892–6 October, 2005) was the oldest person from the French possession of Réunion and the eighth oldest French person on record.She had married in 1915.She was the oldest living citizen of a French possession from the death of Luce Maced on February 25, 2000 until her own death at 6:15 am on 6 October, 2005, aged 113 years and 86 days
Edited sentence: At the time of her passing, she was the oldest Reunionnaise on record, and was France's second-oldest person overall (Camille Loiseau of Paris was a few months older) and the 10th-oldest person in the world.Julia Sinédia is considered to be the Jeanne Calment of Réunion island.Marie-Julia Sinédia-Cazour was born on Réunion, a French colonial possession, July 12, 1892.Marie-Julia Sinédia-Cazour was happy to live, she was a cheerful woman and a devout believer.She died 6 October, 2005 at 6.15 am, aged 113 years and 86 days.She is the 8th oldest French person that ever lived.She lived at home up to the age of 101.She married in 1915.She said: “Si tu crois en Dieu, tu vives longtemps”, meaning "If in God you trust, you will live for a long time".She was the oldest living citizen of a French possession from the death of Luce Maced on February 25, 2000 until her own death.The island was very sad at her death, considered a grandmother by all its inhabitants