“try to make it your ownâ€, without taking out any information Please include you age, sex, highest grade completed, and occupation at the end… Mary attended public schools in Toronto, and graduated from the school in 1854 at the age of 17. The next year, she began working as a tutor in Maine. She received a teaching certificate in Michigan in 1857, at age 20, and taught at St. Mary's Convent school in Monroe, Michigan. Mary only taught in Michigan for about eight months before moving to Chicago to work as a dressmaker. From there, she moved to Memphis, Tennessee, in 1860 to teach school again. It was here, in 1861, that she met and married George E. Jones, a dependable and devoted member of the Iron Molders' Union. At times, Mary traveled with George in his union organizing. Through him, Mary learned about unions and the psychology of working men. Later, she would advise women that, "the wife must care for what the husband cares for, if he is to remain resolute."
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When in Toronto, Mary attended and later graduated from a public school in 1854 when she was 17 years old. She worked as a tutor in Maine for a year, and received a teaching certificate in Michingan in 1857. She then taught at St. Mary's Convent School in Monroe, Michigan, but after only eight months she moved to Chicago, where she became a dressmaker. In 1861, while teaching in Memphis, Tennessee, Mary met and later married George E. Jones. Jones was a dependable and not to mention devoted member of the Iron Molders' Union, and many times Mary tagged along with George in his union organizing. From this, she learned much about the psychology of working men, and went on to later advise women, "The wife must care for what the husband cares for, if he is to remain resolute." I am a student.
