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  1. Elizabeth Arnold Poe, conocida como Eliza, (Londres, 1787 – Richmond, Virginia, 8 de diciembre de 1811) fue una actriz anglo-estadounidense, hija de Henry y Elizabeth Arnold y madre de los escritores William Henry Leonard Poe y Edgar Allan Poe y de Rosalie Poe.

  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Eliza_PoeEliza Poe - Wikipedia

    Eliza Poe (née Elizabeth Arnold; formerly Hopkins; 1787 – December 8, 1811) was an English actress and the mother of the American author Edgar Allan Poe.

  3. Elizabeth Arnold. Elizabeth Arnold, born in England, sailed to America with her mother in 1796 at the age of nine. Her mother, also Elizabeth Arnold, an actress, had been given an opportunity to perform in Boston under Charles Powell at the Federal Street Theater.

  4. Elizabeth Arnold Poe, conocida como Eliza, fue una actriz anglo-estadounidense, hija de Henry y Elizabeth Arnold y madre de los escritores William Henry Leonard Poe y Edgar Allan Poe y de Rosalie Poe. Su muerte influyó enormemente en la literatura de sus dos hijos varones.

  5. 29 de dic. de 2023 · Elizabeth Arnold Poe was a beautiful and talented actress who charmed theatergoers of her day. Born in England, she traveled with her mother, who was also an actress, to the United States in 1796. From the age of 9 until her death at 24, Elizabeth made her living as an actress in theaters from Boston to Charleston.

  6. poemuseum.org › about-the-poe-museumAbout The Poe Museum

    8 de sept. de 2021 · The Elizabeth Arnold Poe Memorial Building was constructed using a staircase taken from one of Poe’s boyhood homes. The Poe Memorial Association eventually reorganized as the Poe Foundation, which was tasked with operating the Poe Shrine.

  7. Poe, an avid theatregoer was from Baltimore, and the son of Irish-born Revolutionary War figure, Major David Poe, or “General Poe,” and his wife, Elizabeth Carnes Poe. David left his family while studying law and sought an acting career, joining the Charleston Theatre company in December 1803.