There have actually been three. The first, probably on October 8, 1849, the day after Poe died, was attended by only a handful of relatives and friends because it was unannounced, and it was only a day after Poe died. The second memorial service was on November 17, 1875 on the occasion of the change in his burial spot from near his grandfather to near a street entrance in the front of the cemetery grounds, and it was attended by the poet Walt Whitman among others. The third memorial service was held on October 10, 2009 in two locations, and it included readings of the writings of many of Poe's contemporaries about Poe by actors dressed for their parts.
Edgar Allan Poe was buried on October 8, 1849 in a simple ceremony. He was reburied in different spot on October 1, 1875.
Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston, Massachusetts on 19th January 1809. He died in Baltimore, Maryland on 7th October 1849 at the age of 40.
The true cause of Edgar Allan Poe is still unknown, but it could be because of alcoholism.
All the records of Edgar Allan Poe were lost when the death of the poet occurred.
August 1, 1831
Edgar Allan Poe's paternal grandmother, Elizabeth Cairnes Poe, died on July 7, 1835.
Edgar Allan Poe's adopted mother, Frances Allan, died in 1829 from tuberculosis.
Edgar Allan Poe died more than 15 years after his foster father, John Allan.
She died in 1847 of TB. Edgar Allan Poe wrote the poem Annabel Lee in 1849 about her.
Elizabeth Arnold Hopkins Poe (Edgar Allan Poe's mother) died at age 24 on December 8, 1811. She probably died of pneumonia, but the cause of her death will never be known for certain. Virginia Eliza Clemm Poe (Edgar Allan Poe's wife) died at age 24 on January 30, 1847 of tuberculosis.
Edgar Allan Poe's mother died before his father abandoned the family. His mother, Elizabeth Poe, passed away in 1811 when Edgar was only two years old. His father, David Poe Jr., had already abandoned them earlier, around 1809.
Edgar Allan Poe's grandfather, David Poe, Sr., was a quartermaster in the American Revolutionary War, and he fought in the battle of Baltimore towards the end of the War of 1812 at the age of 71 though he did not die until two years later.
Edgar Allan Poe's aunt, Maria Clemm, died on February 16, 1871.
Poe had only one wife, Virginia Clemm. She died of tuberculosis in 1847.