Hall, Thomas, 1603-?

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Hall, Thomas, 1603-?

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Thomas

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1603-?

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Hall, Thomasine, 1603-?

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Hall

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Thomasine

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1603-?

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Hall, Thomas/ine, 1603-?

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Hall

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Thomas/ine

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Hall, Thomas(ine), 1603-?

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Hall

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Thomas(ine)

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1603-?

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Thomas Hall, born Thomasine Hall, was the first known intersex person in British North America. In 1629, a servant known as Thomas Hall was taken before the Quarter Court at Jamestown. Hall’s ambiguous gender had become a matter of contention; the court minutes record the attempts of Hall’s masters, neighbors, and the colonial government to determine their “true” sex. In the process of hearing the case, the court inadvertently created a remarkable document that preserves the voice of a gender nonconforming, intersex person in 1620s Virginia.

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Virginia

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Newcastle upon Tyne

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