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This is a '''Timeline of UK Transgender History'''. It is intended to cover the full range of trans life in the UK in the widest sense, including transgender, transvestism, intersex, etc...
This is a '''Timeline of UK Transgender History'''. It is intended to cover the full range of trans life in the UK in the widest sense, including transgender, transvestism, intersex, etc...
* '''850s''' – a woman from [[Wimborne Minster]] is supposedly elected [[Pope Joan]].
* '''1682''' – [[James Barry]], army surgeon, dies and is allegedly found to have been a woman.
* '''1951''' – [[Roberta Cowell]] has sex-change surgery.
* '''1960''' – [[Georgina Turtle]] (previously George Turtle) has her birth certificate changed from male to female.
* '''1966''' – Founding of trans organisation the [[Beaumont Society]].
* '''1968''' – the Home Secretary confirms that [[Sir Ewan Forbes]] is male and can succeed to the baronetcy, despite having been registered and originally brought up as female.
* '''1971''' – the [[Corbett v Corbett]] case, involving [[April Ashley]], establishes the precedent that a person's sex could not legally be changed from what it was at birth.
* '''1972''' – release of trans-related film, ''[[I want what I want]]''.
* '''1989''' – [[Rose's]] club founded.
* '''1995''' – [[Mermaids]] founded for children with gender dysphoria.
* '''2004''' – [[Gender Recognition Act 2004]] allows people to legally change gender.
* '''2011''' – Death of [[Roberta Cowell]] (not made public until 2013)
* '''2013''' – Death of [[Georgina Somerset]] (née Turtle).


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