In October 1830, John Allan married his second wife, Louisa Patterson.
When Edgar Allan Poe's parents died, he was taken in by the wealthy tobacco merchant John Allan and his wife Frances Allan. Although he never formally adopted Poe, he was given the surname Allan, and Poe was raised by the Allans in Richmond, Virginia. Poe had a complicated relationship with the Allans, as he felt somewhat neglected and struggled with his sense of belonging.
John and Frances Allan of Richmond Virginia raised Poe as their foster child after his mother died in 1811.Frances Allan(foster mother) and John Allan(foster father)John and Frances AllanAlthough he was never adopted, his foster parents were John and Frances Allan.John and Francise AllanPoe's foster parents are John and Frances Allan, of Richmond Virginia, who took him in at about age three when his mother died. The Allans did not adopt Poe.allanAt the age of 3 Poe his parents and then was left to John and Allan.John and Frances Allan of Richmond, Virginia took Poe in after both his parents died in December, 1811.John and Frances Allan.John and Frances Allan of Richmond, Virginia took Poe in as foster parents when Poe was about 2 years old. They did not adopt him formally.He was taken under the care of the Allens, hence his middle name, but never actually adopted by them.John and Frances Allan took Poe in after his parents died in December 1811. They were his foster parents only and never adopted him.John and Frances Allan of Richmond VirginiaJohn Allan and His wife raised Poe and sent him to the University of VirginiaJohn and Frances Valentine AllanPoe was born into an acting family, both mother and father were actors, but their tragic death in 1812, left young Edgar to be raised by his Godfather John Allan, a wealthy merchant in Richmond Virginia after his brother and sister cared for him a short time.John and Frances Allan of Richmond Virginia took Poe in and raised him as foster parents. They did not adopt him.After his parents died, a couple took him. They're names are John and Frances Allen. Even though they were now his parents they never formally adopted him! After his parents died, a couple took him. They're names are John and Frances Allen. Even though they were now his parents they never formally adopted him! After his parents died, a couple took him. They're names are John and Frances Allen. Even though they were now his parents they never formally adopted him! After his parents died, a couple took him. They're names are John and Frances Allen. Even though they were now his parents they never formally adopted him!John Allan and his wife Frances Allan became the foster parents of Edgar Poe and added Allan to his baptism name. They never actually adopted Edgar.Poe was taken in John & Frances Allan, though they never formally adopted him.John and Frances Allan took Poe into their home and raised him after his parents died.Frances Valentine Allan and John Allan.John and Frances Allan. Edgar took the last name of his foster family as his middle name.After Edgar Poe's mother died; he was taken in by John and Frances Allan. He took on their name as well as his original surname hense why he is usually known as Edgar Allan Poe instead of just "Edgar Poe".he became an orphan when his mother died and he wasn't one for long, because the allan family became his foster family.
John Allan, a successful merchant from Richmond, Virginia, and his wife Frances Valentine Allan, took in Edgar Allan Poe after his mother's death. Although Edgar never formally adopted their surname, he was raised by the Allans and had a complex relationship with them throughout his life.
Edgar Allan Poe's foster parents, John and Frances Allan, had no children of their own when they took Poe into their family, and they had no other children while Poe lived with them. After Poe left them, Frances Allan died, and John Allan remarried. Allan had three children with his second wife before he died. It is also believed that Allan produced at least one illegitimate child.
John Walter - second - died in 1847.
Frances Adler Elkins died in 1953.
Edgar Allan Poe was adopted by John and Frances Allan after his parents died in 1811. John Allan was a successful merchant in Richmond, Virginia, and he had business dealings with Poe's father, which led to him taking in Poe as his foster son.
Geraldine Farrar died on March 11, 1967 at the age of 85.
Edgar Allan Poe's foster mother, Frances Allan, died from tuberculosis in 1829. Her death had a significant impact on Poe, as he was very close to her and her passing worsened his already fragile emotional state.
She died June 14, 1887.
Frances Blaisdell died in 2009.
Frances Frost died in 1959.