Grace
Duffie
Boylan
Born:
09/02/1861
Kalamazoo
Died: 03/24/1935
Parents: Phelix K. and Juliette Duffie
Spouse: George Roe (1st); Robert J. Boylan (2nd); St. George Kempson (3rd); Louis Napoleon Geldert (4th);
Children: Clover Roscoe; Malcolm Stuart Boylan
Address(es):
Last known address:
Memphis , TN
Died: 03/24/1935
Parents: Phelix K. and Juliette Duffie
Spouse: George Roe (1st); Robert J. Boylan (2nd); St. George Kempson (3rd); Louis Napoleon Geldert (4th);
Children: Clover Roscoe; Malcolm Stuart Boylan
Address(es):
Last known address:
Memphis , TN
Writings
Image | Title | Genre | Audience | Publisher | Date |
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A Rumor of Angels (Thy Son Liveth) - Movie title starring Vanessa Redgrave about a boy who learns to cope with the death of his mother by befriending a grumpy old lady |
Fiction | Adult | M G M | 2000 | |
Conquerers | Fiction | Adult | 1928 | ||
Pipes of Clovis; a Fairy Romance of the Twelfth Century | Fiction | Adult | Boston, MA; Little, Brown and Company | 1928 | |
Thy Son Liveth: Messages from a Soldier to His Mother - Her account of what her son communicated to her about death using Morse Code and automatic writing after his death on the battlefield in France during World War I |
Fiction | Adult | Little, Brown | 1918 | |
The Supplanters | Fiction | Adult | Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard | 1913 | |
Steps to Nowhere | Fiction | Adult | New York: The Baker & Taylor Company | 1910 | |
Yama Yama land : where everything is different | Fiction | Children | Chicago : Reilly & Britton | 1909 | |
The Kiss of Glory | Fiction | Adult | New York: G.W. Dillingham Compan | 1902 | |
Kids of Many Colors - Stories were about children of diverse races and cultures. |
Fiction | Children | Chicago: Jamieson, Higgins Co | 1901 | |
Our Little Cuban Kiddies | Fiction , Poetry | Children | New York : Hurst & Co. | 1901 | |
Our Little Eskimo Kiddies | Fiction , Poetry | Children | New York : Hurst & Co. | 1901 | |
When the Band Played; a Book for Readers and Entertainers | Non Fiction | Adult | Chicago, IL: Jamieson-Higgins Co. | 1901 | |
Young Folks' Uncle Tom's Cabin - An adapted (shortened) version of the classic tale of the deep South and slavery for youngsters |
Historical Fiction | Adult , Children | Albert Whitman | 1901 -1956 | |
_If Tam O'Shanter'd Had a Wheel, and other poems and sketches | Poetry | Adult | New York: E. R. Herrick & Co., | 1898 | |
The Old House and Other Poems and Sketches | Fiction , Poetry | Adult | Chicago: Jamieson, Higgins Co | 1897 |
May inquiries be sent to you about doing workshops, readings: No
Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No
Skills:
Author
Poet
Education:
Degree | Institution | Location | Date |
---|---|---|---|
Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.)
- in theatre |
University of Wisconsin | Whitewater , WI | 1985 |
Career:
Position | Organization | Location | Date |
---|---|---|---|
Journalist | Chicago Daily Inter-Ocean and Chicago Journal | Chicago | |
Writer of dialect poetry and patriotic verse |
Other Resources:
Other Comments:
Her son Malcolm Stuart Boylan wrote "Tin Sword" in 1950. An account of the adventures of a young boy in Battle Creek during the first quarter of the century.
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