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  1. Elizabeth Arnold Poe, conhecida como Eliza (Londres, 1787 – Richmond, Virgínia, 8 de dezembro de 1811), foi uma atriz anglo-estadounidense, filha de Henry e Elizabeth Arnold e mãe dos escritores William Henry Leonard Poe e Edgar Allan Poe e de Rosalie Poe. A sua morte influenciou enormemente a literatura dos seus dois filhos varões.

    • Elizabeth Arnold
    • 1787Londres
    • 8 de dezembro de 1811 (23-24 anos)Richmond
    • Virgínia
  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.

    • Actress
    • 1796–1811
  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. 29 de dez. 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.

  5. Elizabeth Arnold Poe, conhecida como Eliza , foi uma atriz anglo-estadounidense, filha de Henry e Elizabeth Arnold e mãe dos escritores William Henry Leonard Poe e Edgar Allan Poe e de Rosalie Poe. A sua morte influenciou enormemente a literatura dos seus dois filhos varões.

  6. Poe, Elizabeth (c. 1787–1811) American actress who was the mother of Edgar Allan Poe. Born in London, England, around 1787; died in Richmond, Virginia, on December 8, 1811; probably the daughter of Henry Arnold and Elizabeth Smith (both actors); married Charles D. Hopkins (an actor), in 1802 (died 1805); married David Poe (an actor), in 1806;

  7. Watercolor of Eliza Poe from Collection of the Poe Museum. The exhibit opening on December 2 from 6-9 P.M. will feature a performance by Eliza Poe as performed by Debbie Phillips. The performance will include original songs Eliza Poe is known to have performed.