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Raised in a foster home from the age of eight, Monahan left for the West at 14 years old. Because his identity was obscured until his death in 1904, the circumstances of his birth are unclear, and census records suggest he may have been born as Mary Manumon, though the family also had a young servant girl, Johanna Burke.
Aug 13, 2020 · In fact there was a Joe Monahan (1850 to 1904), known as Little Joe, born Johanna Monahan, who worked in various prospecting and cattle businesses around Silver City, Idaho, under a masculine identity. The revelation of this person’s sex became a sensational national news story after Monahan’s death in 1904.
Feb 10, 2019 · Joseph William Monahan IV was three years old in Belmont, Mass., a Boston suburb, and 42 years away from becoming just the fourth commissioner of the PGA Tour. In a family where hockey and baseball were part of the DNA, golf was part of life.
May 25, 2021 · Among those featured is Joe Monahan, a popular figure who held various jobs, voted in elections, and served on juries; despite some suspicion that there was more to his identity than he let on,...
2 days ago · Joe, I know Day of the Dead celebrations are drawing near, but I doubt even my old friend Sen. John Pinto was able to greet Gov. Walz at his stop in Gallup. Sen. Pinto lived to 94. Former ABQ GOP state Rep. Janice Arnold-Jones comes with the news that former ABQ GOP westside state Rep. Tom Anderson (2003-2015) has died at 91. No other details ...
Feb 3, 2023 · In 1867, a cowboy calling himself Joe Monahan took up residence in Ruby City, Idaho. He was an odd little man with a high-pitched voice, mostly keeping to himself while raising small stock, selling milk, shepherding, and rounding up cattle. He was so short that they nicknamed him "Little Joe."
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Jan 11, 2022 · When Josephine Monahan was knocked up in 1866, the father of her son, Laddie, left her high and dry, says Find a Grave. The abandonment was one thing, but when her own family disowned her, Josephine headed out west.
