User:Jengod

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Name	jengod
Country	United States
Current location	California
Languages	en-us
Time zone	PST
Current time	Current time for UTC-8 is 15:04
Account statistics
Joined	May 23, 2003
Extended confirmed	y
Autopatrolled	n*
Administrator	ex*
Editing practices
Style	Exopedianist
Encyclopedic scope	Inclusionist
Device	Safari for iPhone
Edit mode	Mobile-only
Redlinks	y
Subjects	History, nature, literature, visual art, women
Gnomework	Interlanguage, short descriptions, thumbnail photos, categories
Projects	enwiki, Commons, Data

"I'm no woman at all. I'm a red-shouldered hawk, cursed to live in human form." #witchproblems #ilovebrooms

Hello, nice to meet you. You can call me Jen. I'm a wife and SAHM of four who writes encyclopedia articles on my iPhone 11 while folding laundry and waiting to pick up the kids from school, etc. One of these days I would like to become a working mom again, because money, but for the time being I'm mostly here with the goal of making new start-class to B-class quality articles on topics of low importance in my areas of interest (history, nature, books, women).

Jump to articles created 2024 section to see what I've been doing lately. Jump to additional images section to see bug photos uploaded to Commons.

User:Jengod/New and in development

User:Jengod/Tools

User:Jengod/Sandboxen and to-do lists

User:Jengod/Template and style bookmarks

User:Jengod/Research and reference bookmarks

User:Jengod/Notable quotables

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WIKIPEDIA MAGAZINES YOU MIGHT ENJOY: Alex's New Article Bot Good Search Result * Clovermoss's Editor Reflections * The Signpost * The Wikipedia Library Newsletter * Depths of Wikipedia

Discovering that an article I created has been translated into another language is the most incredible feeling. Such an honor, such a thrill. Big thanks to all the wonderful translators!

Interwiki!

Title (enwiki)	Language	Link
San Juan Hot Springs	Igbo	ig:Mmiri na-ekpo ọkụ nke San Juan
Gull eggs	Vietnamese	vi:Trứng mòng biển)
Rainwater harvesting in the Sahel	Portuguese	pt:Captação de água da chuva no Sahel
Henry Ford Hospital (painting)	Slovene	sl:Henry Ford Hospital (Kahlo)
Large-letter postcard	Russian	ru:Открытка с крупным шрифтом

Bold means that I think I did a good job or more likely that I just had a grand old time researching this topic.

🌱 means it's a stub and you shouldn't expect much.

➡️ means the page existed previously as redirect

❓means it hasn't been patrolled/reviewed yet

Order within categories is usually (but not always) chronologically newest to oldest.

• Harriet Chappell Owsley ✅
• Mandie Quark 🍄 ✅
• Ruth Sterry ✅
• Nora Sterry ✅
• Puss Pettus ✅
• Charlotte Gilchrist ✅
• Eva Shafran ✅
• Betty Hoag ✅
• Lucy Chase and Sarah Chase ✅
• Judith Kelleher Schafer ✅

• Gordon K. Grant 🌱 🎨 ✅
• James Redmond 🎨 ✅
• Sherry Peticolas 🎨 ✅

• Tyrone, Maryland ✅
• Fort Dearborn (Mississippi) ✅
• Haysborough, Tennessee ✅
• Pickering County, Mississippi Territory ✅
• Hunter's Hill (Tennessee) ✅
• Kangaroo, Mississippi ✅
• Scotch settlement (Mississippi) ✅
• Cane Ridge, Mississippi ✅
• Aaron Burr Oaks ✅
• Walnut Hills (Mississippi) ✅
• St. Catherine Creek ✅
• Shankstown, Mississippi ✅
• Profit Island ✅
• Duckport, Louisiana ✅
• New Carthage, Louisiana ✅
• Gaines Landing, Arkansas ✅
• Milliken's Bend, Louisiana ➡️ ✅
• Goodrich's Landing, Louisiana ✅
• Petit Gulf ✅

• Alexander McIlhenny ❓
• Henry H. Lowe ✅
• Edward G. W. Butler ✅
• Pierce B. Anderson ✅
• John Hunt (Alabama) ✅
• Boyd McNairy ✅
• Andrew Erwin (businessman) ✅
• Waterman Crane ✅
• Edward Ward (businessman) ✅ - candidate for TN governor
• John Brahan ✅ - married to daughter of a Congressman
• Joseph Coleman (Tennessee) ✅ - first mayor of Nashville
• John Hutchings (slave trader) ✅
• Joseph Erwin ✅
• Philander Smith (Mississippi) ✅
• Calvin Smith (Mississippi) ✅
• Andrew Jackson and the slave trade in the United States ✅ ^{Beyoncé Formation Live 0:24 Video 01:08}
• Abner Green ✅
• Peter Bryan Bruin ✅
• James C. Wilkins ✅
• Fontaine H. Pettis ✅
• Lewis Robards ✅

That is the quintessence of the slave doctrine; labor degraded, the laborer degraded, money exalted, and the owner of property exalted.

— John Bolles, Boston Semi-Weekly Republican, September 9, 1848, via Schlesinger's The Age of Jackson (1945)

• Philip Lee (valet) ✅
• Kenner and Henderson 🌱 ✅
• Decatur slave-ship mutiny 🌱 ✅
• Richmond, Virginia slave market 🌱 ✅
• New Orleans slave market 🌱 ✅
• Paris, Kentucky slave coffle of summer 1822 ✅
• The Cage (Richmond, Virginia) ✅
• Gilbert (Tennessee) ✅
• Slave pass ✅
• Red flag (American slavery) ✅

1. Edward Stone ✅
2. N. C. Trowbridge ✅ - slave trading and piracy, plus bonus treason convictions!
3. John D. James, Thomas G. James, and David D. James ✅
4. E. H. Simmons ✅
5. N. A. McNairy ✅
6. A. J. Orr and D. W. Orr ✅
7. John W. Lindsey ✅
8. Rowan & Harris ✅
9. Sowell Woolfolk ✅
10. John W. Anderson (slave trader) ✅ - Chief Justice Marshall was an investor
11. Matthew Garrison (slave trader) ✅
12. John T. Hatcher ✅
13. John M. Gilchrist ✅
14. Jilson Dove ✅
15. Washington Robey ✅
16. Josiah Maples ✅
17. Forrest & Maples ✅
18. William Harker (slave trader) ✅
19. C. F. Hatcher ✅
20. C. M. Rutherford ✅
21. Elihu Creswell ✅ - grandson of U.S. Senator
22. Henry F. Slatter 🌱 ✅
23. James F. Purvis ✅

Also, List of white American slave traders who had mixed-race children with enslaved black women ✅

• Cream of sorrel soup ✅