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* The Abbeville Press and Banner (1876) reports on Dr. James Barry revealed sex as it contradicted his expression of gender. | * The Abbeville Press and Banner (1876) reports on Dr. James Barry revealed sex as it contradicted his expression of gender. | ||
* The Cincinnati Daily Star (1877) publishes about James Barry's death. | |||
* [[Women With Records, Wichita Daily Eagle (Article, 1890)]] | |||
Latest revision as of 23:32, 20 December 2022
James Barry (1789 to July 25th, 1865) was a possibly transgender surgeon in the 19th century.
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- The Abbeville Press and Banner (1876) reports on Dr. James Barry revealed sex as it contradicted his expression of gender.
- The Cincinnati Daily Star (1877) publishes about James Barry's death.
- Women With Records, Wichita Daily Eagle (Article, 1890)
