Author of "The Blessed Friend of Youth: Saint John Bosco". Father Boyton wrote his first book "Cobra Island" was published in 1922 and his 22nd book "A Circus at Madison Square Garden" was published a year before his death.
Father Boyton was a supporter of the Boy Scout movement and belonged to the Knights of Columbus, the Gallery of Catholic Writers and the Catholic Writers Guild.
Siblings: Paul M. Boyton, Jr. and Joseph Frances Boyton
Boyton, Rev. Neil (S.J.), educator, author;
b. N. Y. City, Nov. 30, 1884; s. Paul and Margaret (Connolly) B. ;
educ. St. Francis Xavier H.
S., N. Y. C; Holy Cross Coll. (A.B. 1908);
Woodstock Coll., Md. (M.A. 1922); entered So
ciety of Jesus, Dec. 7, 1909; ordained June 29,
1921. Teacher, St. Joseph's H. S., Phila., 1914-
16, St. Mary's H. S., Bombay, India, 1916-17,
Georgetown Prep., Garrett Park, Md., 1917-18,
1923-28, Regis H. S„ N. Y. C, 1928-31, and
Loyola School, N. Y. C, 1931—. Author: Cobra
Island (1922) ; Whoopee: (1923) ; In God's Coun
try (1923); Where Monkeys Swing (1924); On
the Sands of Coney (1925); Mangled Hands
(1926); Mississippi's Blackrobe (1927); Blessed
Friend of Youth (1929); In Xamer Lands
C30), Redrobes ('36), The Mystery of St. Regis
C37), A Yankee Xavier ('37), Killploom Park
('38), Saints fro Scouts ('41), That Silver
For Patrol (*44), The Summer Jerry Never
Saw ('45). Mem.: K. of C, B.S.A., G.L.C.A.,
Cath. Writers Guild. Home: 980 Park Ave.,
N. Y. C.
Father Boyton was a supporter of the Boy Scout movement and belonged to the Knights of Columbus, the Gallery of Catholic Writers and the Catholic Writers Guild.
Siblings: Paul M. Boyton, Jr. and Joseph Frances Boyton
Boyton, Rev. Neil (S.J.), educator, author;
b. N. Y. City, Nov. 30, 1884; s. Paul and Margaret (Connolly) B. ;
educ. St. Francis Xavier H.
S., N. Y. C; Holy Cross Coll. (A.B. 1908);
Woodstock Coll., Md. (M.A. 1922); entered So
ciety of Jesus, Dec. 7, 1909; ordained June 29,
1921. Teacher, St. Joseph's H. S., Phila., 1914-
16, St. Mary's H. S., Bombay, India, 1916-17,
Georgetown Prep., Garrett Park, Md., 1917-18,
1923-28, Regis H. S„ N. Y. C, 1928-31, and
Loyola School, N. Y. C, 1931—. Author: Cobra
Island (1922) ; Whoopee: (1923) ; In God's Coun
try (1923); Where Monkeys Swing (1924); On
the Sands of Coney (1925); Mangled Hands
(1926); Mississippi's Blackrobe (1927); Blessed
Friend of Youth (1929); In Xamer Lands
C30), Redrobes ('36), The Mystery of St. Regis
C37), A Yankee Xavier ('37), Killploom Park
('38), Saints fro Scouts ('41), That Silver
For Patrol (*44), The Summer Jerry Never
Saw ('45). Mem.: K. of C, B.S.A., G.L.C.A.,
Cath. Writers Guild. Home: 980 Park Ave.,
N. Y. C.
Author of "The Blessed Friend of Youth: Saint John Bosco". Father Boyton wrote his first book "Cobra Island" was published in 1922 and his 22nd book "A Circus at Madison Square Garden" was published a year before his death.
Father Boyton was a supporter of the Boy Scout movement and belonged to the Knights of Columbus, the Gallery of Catholic Writers and the Catholic Writers Guild.
Siblings: Paul M. Boyton, Jr. and Joseph Frances Boyton
Boyton, Rev. Neil (S.J.), educator, author;
b. N. Y. City, Nov. 30, 1884; s. Paul and Margaret (Connolly) B. ;
educ. St. Francis Xavier H.
S., N. Y. C; Holy Cross Coll. (A.B. 1908);
Woodstock Coll., Md. (M.A. 1922); entered So
ciety of Jesus, Dec. 7, 1909; ordained June 29,
1921. Teacher, St. Joseph's H. S., Phila., 1914-
16, St. Mary's H. S., Bombay, India, 1916-17,
Georgetown Prep., Garrett Park, Md., 1917-18,
1923-28, Regis H. S„ N. Y. C, 1928-31, and
Loyola School, N. Y. C, 1931—. Author: Cobra
Island (1922) ; Whoopee: (1923) ; In God's Coun
try (1923); Where Monkeys Swing (1924); On
the Sands of Coney (1925); Mangled Hands
(1926); Mississippi's Blackrobe (1927); Blessed
Friend of Youth (1929); In Xamer Lands
C30), Redrobes ('36), The Mystery of St. Regis
C37), A Yankee Xavier ('37), Killploom Park
('38), Saints fro Scouts ('41), That Silver
For Patrol (*44), The Summer Jerry Never
Saw ('45). Mem.: K. of C, B.S.A., G.L.C.A.,
Cath. Writers Guild. Home: 980 Park Ave.,
N. Y. C.
Father Boyton was a supporter of the Boy Scout movement and belonged to the Knights of Columbus, the Gallery of Catholic Writers and the Catholic Writers Guild.
Siblings: Paul M. Boyton, Jr. and Joseph Frances Boyton
Boyton, Rev. Neil (S.J.), educator, author;
b. N. Y. City, Nov. 30, 1884; s. Paul and Margaret (Connolly) B. ;
educ. St. Francis Xavier H.
S., N. Y. C; Holy Cross Coll. (A.B. 1908);
Woodstock Coll., Md. (M.A. 1922); entered So
ciety of Jesus, Dec. 7, 1909; ordained June 29,
1921. Teacher, St. Joseph's H. S., Phila., 1914-
16, St. Mary's H. S., Bombay, India, 1916-17,
Georgetown Prep., Garrett Park, Md., 1917-18,
1923-28, Regis H. S„ N. Y. C, 1928-31, and
Loyola School, N. Y. C, 1931—. Author: Cobra
Island (1922) ; Whoopee: (1923) ; In God's Coun
try (1923); Where Monkeys Swing (1924); On
the Sands of Coney (1925); Mangled Hands
(1926); Mississippi's Blackrobe (1927); Blessed
Friend of Youth (1929); In Xamer Lands
C30), Redrobes ('36), The Mystery of St. Regis
C37), A Yankee Xavier ('37), Killploom Park
('38), Saints fro Scouts ('41), That Silver
For Patrol (*44), The Summer Jerry Never
Saw ('45). Mem.: K. of C, B.S.A., G.L.C.A.,
Cath. Writers Guild. Home: 980 Park Ave.,
N. Y. C.
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