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Poe's LIfe-Charlie #19

  • Birth of Poe

    Birth of Poe
    Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston, Massachusetts under David and Elizabeth Poe.
  • Death of Elizabeth Poe

    Death of Elizabeth Poe
    Elizabeth Poe died of Tuberculosis when she was 24 years old, leaving all of the Poe children to be orphans.
  • Edgar Poe taken in by the Allans

    Edgar Poe taken in by the Allans
    The date isn't exactly correct, but around that time, Edgar Poe was taken in by John and Frances Allan, a wealthy family from Richmond, Virginia.
  • (World Event) War of 1812 Begins

    (World Event) War of 1812 Begins
    The United States declared war on Great Brittain June 18th, 1812, which began the war of 1812.
  • (World Event) Star Spangled Banner Composed

    (World Event) Star Spangled Banner Composed
    This was composed by Francis Scott Key while he was watching the destuction of Fort McHenry from a boat. When he was sure that the Americans would lose, he woke up in the morning and saw that the flag was still raised, and he wrote the poem.
  • (World Event) War of 1812 ends with the Treaty of Ghent

    (World Event) War of 1812 ends with the Treaty of Ghent
    There is controversy on who won the war, but it all ended with the Treaty of Ghent.
  • "The Raven" First Published

    "The Raven" First Published
    The Raven was written a while before it was acutally published, when it was in the The New York Evenining Mirror
  • (World Event) Mexican-American War

    (World Event) Mexican-American War
    Congress declared war on Mexico, because there was a large dispute on land.
  • Virginia Eliza Clemm Poe Dies

    Virginia Eliza Clemm Poe Dies
    Virginia Poe dies of Tuberculosis, which coincidentally, is how his mother and foster mother died.
  • Death of Edgar Allan Poe

    Death of Edgar Allan Poe
    Poe died October 7th, 1849 at Washington University Hospital in Baltimore. He is buried in Westminster Burying Ground in Baltimore. There are several theories on how he died, like alchoholism, rabies, epilepsy, and more.
  • The Tell-Tale Heart First Published

    The short story was written in 1843, but was not published until 1850. Only a year after the death of Poe.