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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Poet: Ken Jordan Poem: Stagecoach Mary Edited by: Sparkle Jordan written: January/2014 Mary Fields, (1832-1914). born a slave, somewhere in Tennessee, on the Dunnes Plantation - She became the first African American (male or female) to deliver the U. S. mail in America - She was a tall woman, over 6 Ft, and strong, weighting over two hundred pounds, who didn't shy away from a brawl or two if need be - She rolled cigars, chewed gum, drank plenty whiskey, and was famous for caring a pistol, and rode a mule name Moses - Mary, had also a pet eagle, and a penchant for baseball - She wore buffalo skin dresses that she made herself - She must have been an intimidating figure to behold - In 1892, Benjamin Harrison, was President - During those days, Wells Fargo, had the U.S. mail contract, and needed a stagecoach driver with a strong will, and survival skills for the rough route between Great Falls, Montana to Fort Benton - They chose sixty year old Mary Fields, who was more than capable of doing the job - It was rumoured that she could hitch a team of horses faster than the boys half her age - Mary, became a legend, tales of her adventures was well known in all the pioneer towns of Central Montana and neighbouring states - Her reliability and work ethics, earned her the name "Stagecoach," Mary, by the folks along the mail trail - Mary, and her mule Moses, never missed a day of work in nine years, and was never held up - Mary Fields, retired in 1901, paving the way forward for African American's to follow -
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