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1809
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He was born on the 19th of January in Boston, Massachusetts.
1811
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Poe parents both die and Poe is adopted by the Allans. He is given a new chance at life.
1825
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Poe gets secretly engaged to Sarah Elmira Royster. Later to become his fiance again.
1826
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Poe is "intentionally" doing poorly in school and gets kicked out. He also gets into a huge gambling debt and his excessive drinking followed shortly.
1827
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Poe joins the Army because he became so poor that he couldn't support himself. He enlists as Edgar A. Perry.
1829
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Poe goes from soldier to getting promoted to Sergeant Major.
03/1829
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Poe gets discharged from the army in March of 1829.
02/1831
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Poe "intentionally" gets expelled from West Point.
1835
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Poe decides to move to Richmond in mid-summer to join Messenger editorial staff and continue to live his life in hopes to move his wife, Virginia and her mother there with him.
1836
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Edgar marries his 13 year old cousin.
1839
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Poe becomes the assistant editor of Burton’s Gentleman’s Magazine in the summer of 1839.
1839
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His first collection of short stories is released to the public but his publishers don't give Poe any of the benefits.
1841
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Poe became the inventor of the modern detective genre “Murders in the Rue Morgue” became his first piece of work from this subject.
1843
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Poe finally wins a hundred dollar prize for his famous work "The Gold Bug". He creates "The Tell-Tale Heart, and "The Black Cat".
1845
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Poe writes his most famous poem, "The Raven". This poem is constantly remade for screen showings in today's era.
1846
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Poe was known best for his poems, occasionally but not very often he released other pieces of work. “The Cask of Amontillado” is one of his really famous stories.
1846
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Poe's works begin to get translated into other languages such as French.
1847
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Poe's first wife dies from tuberculosis.
1849
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Engaged to the widowed Sarah Elmira (Royster) Shelton.
9/27/1849
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Poe leaves Richmond because of his wifes death and heads for Philadelphia. Although he accidentally gets on the wrong train and goes to Baltimore.
10/07/1849
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Edgar Allan Poe dies on October 7, 1849. His death remains a mystery. Although the few assumptions include tuberculosis, suicide, or alcohol poisoning.