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Right. You can simply look in $JENKINS_HOME/users/ to see whether the user has been defined or not.
No. If you deleted all historical builds, then either the next build has commits from the relevant user(s), in which case their email addresses will be recorded; or it does not, in which case the culprits list for that build will simply be empty and no email will be sent (unless you have an unconditional recipient configured in the job). In the former case, deleting the old build records does not improve your situation at all. In the latter case, deleting them could make the new build’s status be “unstable” due to test failures or whatever, rather than “failed” due to an attempt to send mail to bogus addresses, but the email addresses of users mentioned in those old builds would still be missing.