Irish Lives, in which Cashier's biography was written by Jill McDonough. In Michael Leali's 2022 young adult novel, The Civil War of Amos Abernathy, Cashier stands in for a penpal. Cashier's house has been restored in Saunemin. Authors including Michael Bronski, Jason Cromwell, Kirstin Cronn-Mills, and Nicholas Teich have suggested or argued that Cashier was a trans man due to living as a man for at least 53 years. See also Amelio Robles Ávila, Mexican revolutionary Christian Davies James Barry (surgeon) John/Eleanor Rykener Hannah Snell Ralph Kerwineo Notes References Further reading Bradford, Martin J. (2015). A Velvet Fist in an Iron Glove: The Curious Case of Albert Cashier. Kindle Ebooks @ Amazon. Historical/fiction novel account of the life of Jennie Hodgers/Albert Cashier. Durant, Lynda. (2006). My Last Skirt: the Story of Jennie Hodgers, Union Soldier. New York: Clarion Books. Historical fiction account of Jennie Hodgers' life. Eggleston, Larry G. (2003). Women in the Civil War: Extraordinary Stories of Soldiers, Spies, Nurses, Doctors, Crusaders, and Others. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, Inc. External links "When Jennie Comes Marchin' Home" at Illinois Periodicals Online; includes photo of Cashier's headstone Dawson, Lon P. "Also Known As Albert D. J. Cashier: The Jennie Hodgers Story" (review) Compass Rose Cultural Crossroads website Shiels, Damien. "Jennie Hodgers: The Irishwoman Who Fought as a Man in the Union Army" Irish in the American Civil War website Bunbury, Turtle. "The Amazing Story of Little Al Cashier, a Transgender Civil War Hero", The Daily Beast, 2017-09-24. Retrieved 2019-06-19. O'Halloran, Oran & Ryhan. "I, Me" (podcast episode) We, The Irish podcast. Released 2021-08-20 1843 births 1915 deaths Female wartime cross-dressers in the American Civil War Historical figures with ambiguous or disputed gender identity Irish emigrants to the United States (before 1923) People from Belvidere, Illinois People from County Louth People from Livingston County, Illinois People from Quincy, Illinois People of Illinois in the American Civil War Transgender men Transgender military personnel Union Army soldiers