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Maree Rogers searching for information to help complete her FAMILY
tree contacted John Stewart in Atlanta. She was hoping to get info
/ pictures of her Uncle, Randle Stewart (Grand-pops brother).In
the transfer of information it was learned she lived in Hartford,
CT. and she also knew and had attended school with Lionel &
Ronald. Small world.
Maree
Rogers, re-enactor of female Buffalo Soldier “William Cathay,”
lecturer, and actress has been a frequent panelist at the National
Cowboy Symposium held in Lubbock, Texas and participated at the
Buffalo Bill Historical Center’s “Cowboy Songs” and “Range Ballads”
in Cody, Wyoming. She has been interviewed on BBC about the female
Buffalo Solider and Blacks in the West. In addition, Maree has
appeared on Queens College Public TV, Channel 5 in New York “The
McCreary Report, “ TNN, QPTV Montana, The Lifetime Channel, and
local television in Cody, Wyoming. She also served as one of several
guest commentators at the 1999 Annual “Harlem Day Parade”
Along with the “Black Cowboy
Association,” in 1999 she worked to bring professional rodeo back to
New York State.
Television
appearances include, "What About women" (Emmy nominated episode)
"Many Moods... "for PBS and
The File on Jill Hatch for the BBC/PBS
American Playhouse series.
Maree
most recently served as a consultant on the first season of HBO’s
Emmy award winning series “Deadwood.” She is a lifetime member of
the 9th and 10th (horse) Cavalry Association,
know as the Buffalo Soldiers.
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