The Walton sextuplets, born on November 18, 1983, in Liverpool, England, made history as the world's first and only surviving all-female set of sextuplets. Janet Walton gave birth to Hannah, Luci, Ruth, Kate, Jennie, and Sarah at Liverpool's Oxford Street Maternity Hospital. The girls were born 12 weeks premature and weighed between 1 pound 15 ounces and 3 pounds 4 ounces. Their survival was considered remarkable given the medical technology available in the early 1980s. The Walton sextuplets grew up in the public eye in Britain, with their milestones regularly covered by the media. As adults, the six women have pursued various careers and led largely private lives. Their birth remains a singular event in medical history, as no other confirmed set of all-female surviving sextuplets has been recorded. The family's story is a testament to advances in neonatal care and the resilience of premature infants.