A Gender Variance Who's Who

As Anita later told her tale to the News of the World : Her parents in Hungary raised her as a girl, and sent her to school as such, even...

Buick was the child of Colonel and Madame Gaston Joly of Paris. At the end of the Second World War the child went with the parents to Bad E...

Continued from Part I . The refusal from the Church of England spurred Mark to consider a challenge through the legal system. A friend tol...

Rees' parents met on a P&O cruise, where father, born in South Africa, was part of the crew. He continued in the merchant navy. Moth...

Hilda was the younger sibling of Olympics shot-putter and javelin thrower Mark Weston . The question of Weston having an operation similar...

Berthe Mrazek was born in Brussels of a Bohemian father and a Belgian mother. As a child Berthe exhibited psychic powers and dominated her p...

Ernest Wood was taken on by Pinoli's Italian restaurant in Wardour Street , Soho, London, when he was 14. He worked first as a cellarman...

Mary Le Roy, the daughter of a French army officer, lived with her widowed mother in Brussels, and then moved to England in the 1860s. In ...

Michael Johnson worked as a baker in London and Leeds during the Second World War. He got on well with his co-workers who called him 'Gi...

Gordon Kenneth Ticehurst was born to an unmarried teenager in the village of Heathfield , Sussex. He was raised by his grandmother. His moth...

Barry Kenneth Cossey was born in Norfolk, with XXXY chromosomes, Klinefelter’s Syndrome . She started living as Caroline in 1971 at age 17, ...

Denis Bird was raised in south London. He was first convicted at the age of 16. At this time he decided to become Pamela. She worked as a ...

Lennox Broster was the fifth child of eight of a farmer in Molteno , South Africa.  He won a Rhodes Scholarship, and studied medicine at Oxf...

See also Richard Green, John Randell and ...  John Randell was born in Penarth , Glamorgan, Wales, and qualified as a doctor at the Welsh ...

Arthur Cameron Corbett (1919 – 1993) was educated at Eton and Balliol. He acquitted himself fairly well in the war, rising to the rank of C...