User:Cinnjenn

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On this beautiful day of

Thursday

23

May

08:22 UTC

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for typo edit summaries:
spelling fix: ya'll-->y'all [[WP:TYPO]]
spelling fix: geneology-->genealogy [[WP:TYPO]]
spelling fix: geneologie-->genealogy [[WP:TYPO]]
spelling fix: geneologies-->genealogies [[WP:TYPO]]
spelling fix: curiousity-->curiosity [[WP:TYPO]]
spelling fix: an historian-->a historian [[WP:TYPO]]
spelling fix: an historic-->a historic [[WP:TYPO]]
spelling fix: an historical-->a historical [[WP:TYPO]]
spelling fix: an history-->a history [[WP:TYPO]]

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en

This user is a native speaker of the English language.

tyop
typo

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Content contributed by this user is released into the public domain.

This user is interested in history.

This user is interested in their family's history and lineage.

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she, her, hers

This user's pronouns are she, her, hers

This user's Hunter loves to shoot things in World of Warcraft.

This user loves crochet and knitting.

This user likes to do embroidery.

This user enjoys scrapbooking.

This user has adopted the typo "ya'll" to nurture.

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