Denise Tymothy
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Denise Tymothy was born in Plainfield, Cumberland, Diol, and is presumed dead after mysteriously disappearing aboard the Schoolery.
Overview
Gender: FeminineBorn: -7, Plainfield, Cumberland
Died: 0 (age 7), Schoolery
Cause of death: Mysterious disappearance
Name
Full name: Denise Hellene TymothyNamed for: N/A
Personality
Openness to experience: very open (takes after Hellene Tymothy)Conscientiousness: unconscientious (takes after Peyter Tymothy)
Extroversion: introverted (takes after Peyter Tymothy)
Agreeableness: disagreeable (takes after Peyter Tymothy)
Neuroticism: neurotic (takes after Peyter Tymothy)
Immediate Family
Parents: Peyter Tymothy and Hellene TymothySiblings: Hellene Melvin, Millie Tymothy, Sibylle Monroe, Aeriell Myke, Hashim TymothyChildren: None
Locations and Residences
Place of birth: Plainfield, CumberlandPlace of death: SchooleryResidence timeline: Plainfield, Cumberland (-7-0)Languages
Native languages: AniumustpyrxFriendship
Friends:: Noneacquaintances:: None
Extended Family
Parents: Peyter Tymothy and Hellene TymothyFull sisters: Hellene Melvin, Millie Tymothy, Sibylle Monroe, Aeriell Myke
Full brothers: Hashim Tymothy
Nieces: Hellene Thurston, Leland Aldis, Marina Melvin, Corella Myke, Millie Gilles, Hellene Prasun, Corabelle Myke, Elke Myke, Pammy Myke
Nephews: Mackenzie Melvin, Sheff Gilles, Elbert Gilles, Lambert Myke, Fitz Myke
All known ancestors: Peyter Tymothy, Hellene Tymothy
Narrative
-7. Denise Hellene Tymothy was born to Hellene Tymothy and Peyter Tymothy in the town of Plainfield, on the island of Cumberland.-5. Denise Tymothy's younger sister, Aeriell Tymothy, was born in Plainfield.
0. Denise Tymothy is thought dead after mysteriously disappearing while aboard the Schoolery, perhaps having fallen overboard; she was 7 years old. Since Denise Tymothy disappeared mysteriously, the whereabouts of her body are unknown, and so she was not given a proper burial and gravestone.
24. Denise Tymothy's father Peyter Tymothy married Elberta Tamas in Doyle, Waterford.
