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Edgar Was Born!
The child is here! -
Edgar's Mom Died
His mom died due to tuberculosis. RIP. -
Edgar Moves to England for School
Edgar Moves to England for School at age 6. -
Edgar comes back home.
Edgar comes home from England at around age 11. -
Edgar Gets Engaged to Elmira Royster
Edgar Gets Engaged to Elmira Royster, but the engagement didn't last long because his father disapproves of it. -
Edgar attends the University of Virginia
Edgar attends the University of Virginia, and goes by "Edgar Poe". -
Poe writes and prints his first book
Poe wrote and prints his first book, "Tamerlane and Other Poems". -
Poe drops out of school
Poe drops out of school because John Allan won't give him any money. -
Poe gets kicked out of West Point.
Poe deliberately gets kicked out of West Point. -
Poe wins a contest for "The Manuscript Found in a Bottle"
Because of the contest, Poe finally gets a job. -
Edgar Poe marries his cousin Virginia
She is 13. -
Poe writes "Ligeia".
Poe writes a new story, "Ligeia". -
Poe writes "The Fall of the House of Usher".
Edgar Allan Poe writes "The Fall of the House of Usher". -
"Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque" is published.
"Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque", Poe's first volume of short stories, is published. He receives no money from the publisher. -
Poe writes three new stories.
Poe writes "Eleorora", "A Descent into the Maelstrom", and "The Murders in the Rue Morgue". -
Poe wins a hundred dollar prize for "The Gold Bug".
Poe wins some big money for one of his poems/stories. -
Poe sues another paper for $225.00.
Poe sues another paper for libel and wins. The suit is settled for $225.00. -
Poe's wife dies
Poe's wife, Virginia, dies from tuberculosis on January 30. RIP. -
Poe visits John Sartain in Philadelphia.
Poe leaves NYC and visits John Sartain in Philadelphia. -
Poe joins the "Sons of Temperance"
Poe joins the "Sons of Temperance" in an effort to stop drinking. -
Poe is taken to a hospital.
Poe is found half-conscious and is taken to a hospital. -
Poe dies
Edgar Allan Poe dies. RIP.