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No one knows this with any degree of reliability. It is known that Poe was not treated by his personal physician for any diabetic condition during his lifetime. The idea that Poe had Diabetes arose as one possible theory of his death (among many others). The idea arose simply by a review of his symptoms and condition at the time of his death and not of any symptoms or conditions during his life other than the fact that he did not tolerate alcohol very well.
Edgar Allan Poe's death is widely believed to have been caused by complications related to Alcoholism or drug abuse, although the exact cause remains a mystery. Other theories suggest he may have succumbed to rabies, a brain tumor, carbon monoxide poisoning, or even been a victim of foul play.
Edgar Allan Brown died in 1975.
With her!
Nothing. His wife had died before he did; therefore, he could not have left her anything.
Edgar Allan Poe was two years old when his brother, William Henry Leonard Poe, died.
Dr. John J. Moran was the attending physician at Edgar Allan Poe's death.
Poe was 25 years old, when his foster father, John Allan, died.
His mother died in 1811 when Edgar was 2 years old.
Edgar Allan Woolf died on December 9, 1943, in Hollywood, California, USA of accidental fall.
Franny Allan is the foster mother of Edgar Allan Poe and wife of John Allan. Although the adoption was unofficial, Franny Allan was very pleased to have Edgar in her life as she and her husband lived in an empty nest. She died in 1829, and a few months later Edgar was released from the Army.
Edgar Allan Poe died in a hospital in Baltimore, Maryland on October 7, 1849. The exact cause of his death still remains a mystery.
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Edgar Poe was probably his name at birth though there is no surviving birth certificate. After his natural parents died, he was taken in by foster parents John and Frances Allan. They had Poe baptized as Edgar Allan Poe.