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SECTION I

1  Boston Gazette, Jan. 19, 1809: “Navigation of our harbour is very much impeded — the weather — very thick.”

2  Boston Herald, Jan. 14, 1909.

3  In primis vidilicet unum annuum redditum viginti solidorum de una templaria ... inter terram quodam Thome Powa ... abud Edinburgh 10 February 1540.”

4  “Ancestry of Poe,” Sir Edmund T. Bewley, M.A., LL.D., F.R.S.A.I.

5  From “Oxoniensis Academiae Parentatia.” Sacratissimae memoriae potentissimi monarchae Jacobi, Magnae Britannicus, Francia & Hiberniae Regis. Fedei Orthodoxae defensoris celberini, &c. Dicta, 4to, Oxoniae, 1825,

6  “Encyclopedia Britannica,” 1802 edition.

8  Kittochtiny Magazine, edited by George O. Seilhamer. [page 1620:]

9  Genealogical Chart.

10  Scharf's “Chronicles of Baltimore and Other Records”

11  Dunlop's Maryland Gazette, Nov. 7, 1775.

12  Maryland Journal, May 15, 1776.

13  “Maryland Papers,” special print of “‘76 Society.”

14  See Poe Family Genealogical Chart, p. 32.

15  “Family of Arnold.” Dean, Drowne & Hubbard.

16  Massachusetts Mercury, Boston Theatre, 1796, play Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold:

17  From careful research made by Miss Edith P. Hall, Assistant Librarian of Maine State Historical Society.

18  “History of Market Street, Philadelphia.” Joseph Jackson, 1918.

19  Oct. 4, 1799, Miss Arnold repeated Molly Maybush in “The Farmer ”; Oct. 9th, she had the principal character in the balletdance ” Constellations ”; Oct. 16th, she was Prince John in “Henry IV”; Oct. 17th, she was Beda in “Bluebeard”; Oct. 28th, she was Agness in “The Mountaineers”; Oct. 30th, Catalina in “TheCastle of Andalusia”; Nov. 6th, “Little Midshipman” in “The Rural Soldiers”; Nov. 8th, Annette in “Robinhood”; Nov. 15th, Indian Woman in “Columbus”; and Nov. 23rd she had a vocal part in “Romeo and Juliet.” Mr. McClellan's research reveals, Federal Gazette and the Baltimore Advertiser noted Miss Arnold, May 29, 1800, by a “Song”; the 30th, as Ellen, with Song, in “The Sighs”; also in Freemason “Pantomime” [page 1622:] she was Harlequin, with Mr. Hopkins as Squire Thick Skull. June 3rd, Miss Arnold was the principal dancer; June 5th, she played with Mr. Hopkins in “The Stranger” and “Naval Officer” for his Benefit; June 6th she was on the bill for a “dance.”

20  Further press stage records of Mr. and Mrs. Poe at Park Theatre, New York, 1809-1810, are: Sept. 6, 1809, Mr. Poe was Hassan and Mrs. Poe was Angela in “Castle Spectre”; afterpiece, Mr. P., Capt. Slightly, Mrs. P., Priscilla Tomboy, in “The Romp”; Sept. 8, Cooper was Rollo, Mrs. Poe was Cora, in “Pizarro”; Mr. Poe was Captain Bellville, Mrs. Poe was Rosina, in “Rosina”; Sept. 13, Mr. P., in farce, “Is he a Prince?”; Sept. 27th, Mr. Poe was Almorah, Mrs. P., Elizine; Oct. 13, Cooper was Michael Ducas, Mr. Poe was Julian, and Mrs. Poe was Emma, in “Adelgitha”; Oct. 20, Mr. Poe was Captain Cyprus in “Grieving's a Folly”; Nov. 8, Mrs. Poe was Rosabella in “Foundling of the Forest”; Dec. 6, Mrs. P. was Teresa in “Viviani”; April 27, 181o, Mrs. P. was Caterina in “Exile of Siberia”; May 16, Mrs P. was Eliza in “Riches”; June 13, Mrs. P. was Ulrica in “Free Knights”; June 29, Mrs. P. was Rosa in “Road to Ruin”; July 4, Mrs. P. was Ulrica in ” Free Knights,” and also played in ” Caravan” Mrs. Poe appeared in first parts of ten or more other plays.

21  Page 360, Vol. I, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. George E. Woodberry.

22  New York Evening Post stage notings from Oct. 13, 1809.

23  “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe.” James H. Whitty. Houghton Mifflin Co.

24  Richmond press-clipping, of no date or name.

25  New York Evening Post, July 20, 1912.

26  Galt Genealogy. Copy of Chart by Mr. R. M. Hogg.

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SECTION II

1  Page xxv, “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe.” James H. Whitty.

2  Grisswold MSS., Boston Public Library. Item obtained by request of, and sent Dec. 21, ‘49, by J. R. Thompson, to Dr. R. W. Griswold as a “Short statement” relating to “Poe's connection with the Allans.”

3  Virginia, “Poe Biography,” p. 22, Vol. I. Dr. J. A. Harrison.

4  Courtesy of New York City Authors’ Club ” Poeana.” Sept. 11, 1872, letter of Mary I. Dixon, 509 Leigh St., Richmond, Va.

5  Ellis & Allan MSS. Collection, Library of Congress.

6  Genealogical Chart.

7  Page 207, “Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty.

8  “Omniana ’School-Days,’ ” p. 161. Burton's Gentleman's Magazine, April, 1840. [page 1624:]

10  “Notes on Poe's Early Years.” Killis Campbell, Feb. 17, 1916.

11  “Poe's London.” Lecture by Dr. Lewis Chase.

12  Authorities consulted: “Stoke Newington,” F. W. Baxter, Esq.; “Stoke Newington and English Literature,” W. E. Baxter; “Story of Church Street,” Giltspur, Hon. R. M. Hogg; “Poe's London,” Dr. Lewis Chase; “Poe's Schoolmaster,” Wm. Elijah Hunter, Oct. 19, 1878, Athenaeum.

13  “Unpublished Recollections of Edgar Allan Poe.” Edward M. Alfriend. Literary Era, August, 1961 [[1901]]. Courtesy of family.

14  “New Glimpses of Poe.” Edited by Dr. James A. Harrison, University of Virginia.

15  Copyrighted research. James H. Whitty, Esq.

16  Mary Devereaux, Baltimore. Harper's Monthly, March, 1889.

17  “The Dreamer.” Mary Newton Stanard, Mrs. S. A. T. Weiss.

18  Dec. 14, 1874, letter of Dr. R. C. Ambler to Mr. E. V. Valentine.

19  Page 189, “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe,” 1919 edition. James H. Whitty.

20  “Complete Poems of Poe,” p. 167, 1919 edition. J. H. Whitty.

21  “Landmarks of Poe in Richmond.” Chas. M. Graves. April, 1904, Century.

22  Courtesy of New York City Authors’ Club “Poeana.”

23  Page xxvii, “Memoir” of 1919 edition of “Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty.

SECTION III

1  “University Minutes.” University of Virginia Magazine, Dec., 1897.

2  “Valley of Unrest, A Book without a Woman. An Oddity Paper.” Douglas Sherley. J. P. Morton, Louisville, Ky., 1884. [page 1625:]

3  “University Minutes.” University Magazine, Dec., 1897.

4  “A Prohibitionist Shakes Dice with Poet’ Theo. Pease Stearns. The Outlook, Sept. 1, 1920.

5  “Valley of Unrest,” etc. Douglas Sherley.

6  (MS. Bill of Leitch against E. A. Poe.)

Mr. Edgar A. Powe. In Acct. With Samuel Leitch Jr. Dr.

7  “Some Unpublished Recollections of Edgar Allan Poe.” Edward M. Alfriend. Literary Era, August, 1901. Courtesy Mr. Otis M. Alfriend and his sisters.

8  “A Few Notes on Poe.” Thomas O. Mabbott, June, 1920, Modern Language Notes.

9  Page xxx, “Memoir,” in “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe,” 1919 edition. James H. Whitty. [page 1626:]

10  Page 161, “Complete Poems of Poe,” 1919 edition. James H. Whitty.

11  “A Prohibitionist Shakes Dice with Poe.” T. Pease Stearns. The Outlook, Sept. 1, 1920.

12  “Life of E. A. Poe,” 2 Vols. Dr. Geo. E. Woodberry. Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 1900.

13  Leslie's Monthly, April, 1889.

14  1827 “Register of Officers and Agents in U. S. Service.”

15  “Poe Notes.” Mr. Edward V. Valentine.

16  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

17  Pages 48-51, Vol. 1, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. George E. Woodberry. Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 1909.

18  “Virginia Poe,” Vol. I. Dr. James A. Harrison. Thos. Y. Crowell, New York, 1902.

19  Condensed from original MS. in R. W. Griswold Collection, Boston Public Library.

20  J. I. [[T.]] Scharf's “History of Baltimore” and “Red Book,” Nov. 5, 1819.

21  Page 601, London Nation, January, 1909. “G. B. S.”

22  Modern Language Notes, May, 1917. Prof. Killis Campbell. Poe.”

23  “Book Notes.” J. H. Whitty. Richmond Dispatch, Oct. 31, 1909.

24  Page xxi, “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe.” James H. Whitty. Houghton Mifflin Co.

25  Pages 295-298, Vol. VI, “Virginia Poe.” Dr. James A. Harrison. Thos. Y. Crowell, 1902.

26  Scribner's Magawine, September, 1875. E. L. Didier.

27  Page 68, Vol. I, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. Geo. E. Woodberry. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1909.

28  “History of West Point.” Capt. E. C. Boynton, 1863.

29  “Virginia Poe,” Vol. I, p. 77. Dr. James A. Harrison.

30  “Book of the Lockes.” John Goodwin Locke. Boston, 1853.

31  Page 75, Vol. I, ” Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. Geo. E. Woodberry. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1909.

32  “West Point Scrap Book.” Lieut. Oliver E. Woods, U. S. A., 1871.

33  Harper's Magawine, November, 1867: and three press-prints.

34  “West Point Scrap Book.” Lieut. Oliver E. Woods. [page 1627:]

35  The New York Sun, May 29, 1904.

36  Thomas O. Mabbott. “A Few Notes on Poe.” Modern Language Notes, June, 1920.

37  “Studies on the Origin of the Scandinavian Stories of Gods and Heroes.” Sophus Bugge.

38  “Norse Influence on Celtic Scotland.” Prof. Geo. Henderson, University of Glasgow.

39  “To the Hebrides with Samuel Johnson, LL.D.” James Boswell. “Early Races of Scotland.” Dr. James MacQueen.

40  “A Few Notes on Poe.” T. O. Mabbott. Modern Language Notes, June, 1920.

41  “The Artists of America.” C. E. Lester. Baker & Scribner, New York, 1846.

42  “Authorities on Henry Inman's oil miniature of Edgar Allan Poe:

Because daguerreotype process was not placed before the world prior to 1839, this E. A. Poe oil miniature must have been Inman's, 1831 life-study of the poet.

The late Major Neilson Poe, Baltimore, Md., when about fifteen, saw the living Edgar Allan Poe, who was also seen by the late Miss Susan V. C. Ingrain when about sixteen years of age: both Major Poe and :Hiss Ingram stated when shown photographic prints of this Inman painting, — “This is a portrait of Poc!”

This oil miniature of Edgar Allan Poe, by Henry Inman, N.A., was bought at Philadelphia Art Galleries, Nov. 4, 1915, — listed as from Frank E. Marshall, Secretary of Commercial Exchange, Collection at Germantown, Pennsylvania,-by R. C. and N. M. Vose Galleries, Boston, Mass. By owner's courtesy their copyright reprint appears in these pages.

Mr. Leroy Ireland, Philadelphia and New York City, a longtime friend of F. E. Marshall, Esq., states that this oil miniature “was owned by Mr. Marshall many years and was undoubtedly Poe.’

43  “A Prohibitionist Shakes Dice with Poe.” Theodore Pease Stearns. The Outlook, Sept. 1, 1920.

SECTION IV

1  Maryland Historical Magazine, Baltimore, 1911, Vol. VI, p. 44.

2  Letter Oct. 7, 1836, of Mrs. Clemm to William Poe. Courtesy of Mr. Francis Winslow Poe, Greenville, S. Carolina. Letter from Mrs. George K. McCaw.

3  Harper's Monthly, March, 1889. Librarian John Parker, Peabody Institute, and others.

4  Southern Literary Messenger, May, 1838.

5  Page xxxv, Poe “Memoir,” in “Complete Poems.” James H. Whitty:

6  Page xxii, Poe “Memoir,” in “Complete Poems.” James H. Whitty.

7  “G. B. S.” in The Nation, London, Jan. 16, 1909.

8  Academy, London, Jan. 30, 1909.

9  “Poe and the Baltimore Saturday Visiter.” Dr. John C. French. Modern Language Notes, May, 1918, p. 257.

10  “Life of John Lofland, the Milford Bard.” W. Smithers, Philadelphia, 1894, copy. Courtesy of author and Oliver R. Barrett, Esq., Chicago, Ill.

11  “Life of John P. Kennedy.” H. T. Tuckerman. “John H. B. Latrobe and His Times.” John E. Semmes, 1917.

12  Mr. W. J. McClellan's notings, “Cordell's Medical Annals of Maryland.”

13  “Life of E. A. Poe.” Wm. Fearing Gill.

14  Wm. Gwynn's American and Gazette, March 10, 1834.

15  Courtesies of Mr. Wm. J. McClellan, Mrs. Geo. K. McCaw and Mr. Thos. O. Mabbott.

16  “The Kennedy Papers.” Dr. Killis Campbell. Sewanee Review, January, April, July, 1817.

17  “History of the Southern Literary Messenger.” B. B. Minor.

18  “G. B. S.,” London Nation, Jan. 16, 1909.

19  Courtesy R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

20  Page 38, “Baltimore Will Book, No. 17.”

21  Letter from Mr. James H. Whitty.

22  Page 317, “Complete Poems of Poe,” 1919 edition. James H. Whitty.

23  “Some Classical Allusions to Poe.” Thos. O. Mabbott. Page 94, Classical Weekly, Jan. 20, 1919.

24  “Eight Letters of T. W. White to Lucian Minor.” Courtesy of Mr. J. P. Morgan's Library.

25  “Child Wife of Poe.” Josephine Poe January. Century Magazine, October, 1909.

26  Mrs. Clemm's letter to William Poe, quoted by courtesy of Francis W. Poe, Greenville, S. Car.

27  Page 164, “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe.” J. H. Whitty, 1919 edition.

28  Letter quoting-courtesies of Mr. J. P. Morgan's Library, New York. [page 1630:]

29  Graham's Magazine, February, 1842.

30  Poe's December, 1835, Southern Literary Messenger blistering review of “Norman Leslie,” by Editor Theo. S. Fay, New York Mirror staff.

31  Page 163, Vol. I, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. Geo. E. Woodberry.

SECTION V

1  “Sketch of William Gowans.” Dr. S. S. Purple.

2  Mrs. Clemm's Aug. 19, 1860, letter to Neilson Poe, Esq., Baltimore.

3  “Panics of 1837-1857.” J. E. Hanney.

4  “Life and Letters of Fitz-Greene Halleck.” Jas. Grant Wilson. Appleton & Co., 1869.

5  Page 356, Vol. V, Stedman-Woodberry “Life of Poe.” 1895.

6  Professor Anthony's Jan. 22, 1875, Letter to Mr. Jno. Parker, Baltimore, Md.

7  Unpublished MS. of “Poe's Philadelphia Homes.” Ellis P. Oberholtzer, Ph.D., author of “Literary History of Philadelphia,” etc.

8  London Nation, Jan. 16, 1909. ” G. B. S.” Poe Paper.

9  “Life of Poe.” Dr. Geo. E. Woodberry. Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 1909.

10  The Independent, Oct. 22, 1896. “Reminiscences of Poe.” T. D. English.

11  Page 294, ” Literary History of Philadelphia.” Ellis P. Oberholtzer, Ph.D.

12  Page 223, Vol. 11, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. Geo. E. Woodberry.

13  Pages 386-400. “She knew the Poet” of “Indian Steps,” etc., and page 116, Chap. XI, “A Modern Petrarch” in “The Seven Mountains — (A Story of the Alexander Stream),” Col. Henry W. Shoemaker, ” 1863 description of Poe Valley,” by Pennsylvania poet, John H. Chatham. Notings sent by Mr. A. J. Edmunds. Pennsylvania Historical Society, Philadelphia.

14  Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

15  Stedman-Woodberry ” Poe,” p. 359, Vol. V.

16  Page 97, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Wm. Fearing Gill. [page 1631:]

17  Courtesy of certified copy from Francis Winslow Poe, Greenville, S. Car.

18  Page 190, Vol. I, ” Virginia Poe.” Dr. James A. Harrison.

19  Page v., Vol. III, ” Poe's Works.” R. W. Griswold edition, Redfield, 1850.

20  Page 360, Notes and Queries, May 17, 1894.

21  “Poe and the Detective Story.” Dr. Matthews. Courtesy of Scribner's, September, 1907.

22  Graham's, November, 1846.

23  Southern Literary Messenger, April, 1849.

24  Scribner's, February, 1909, p. 241.

25  “Poe Memoir,” by R. W. Griswold. J. S. Redfield, 1850, issue. W. F. Gill, ” Poe.” E. L. Didier, ” Poe.”

26  Paris Correspondent of the New York Evening Post.

27  Naturally I am anxious to get at Poe dates of these letters. M. E. P.

28  From French note in “Poe Memoir,” by R. W. Griswold. J. S. Redfield edition, 1850, p. xix.

29  New York, June 1, 1846, Poe-letter to Bowen & Gossler, editors of Columbia Spy, Columbia, Penn.

30  Original French excerpt from p. xix, “The Literati,” by E. A. Poe. Edited by R. W. Griswold. Issued by J. S. Redfield, New York, 1850.

31  Southern Literary Messenger, p. 516, Vol. III, “Marginalia,” April, 1849.

32  “Encyclopedia Britannica.”

33  Page 376, Vol. I, “Life of H. W. Longfellow.” Samuel Longfellow. Courtesy of the family.

34  “Poe and Mayne Reid.” Howard Paul. Munsey's Magazine, September, 1892.

35  Contributor to Sewanee Review, Sewanee, Tenn.

36  Broadway Journal, May, 1845, p. 317, Vol. I.

37  Poe letter, September, 1841, quoted by courtesy of owner, Mr. Oliver R. Barrett, Chicago, Ill.

38  Courtesy of owner, Mr. P. F. Madigan, New York City.

39  “Book Notes.” James H. Whitty. Richmond Dispatch, Oct. 31, 1909.

40  June, 1896, New Review. [page 1632:]

41

42  Page 429, Vol. II, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. George F. Woodberry.

43  “Alexander Portrait of Charles Dickens.” E. W. Putnam, 1870 Vol. Atlantic Monthly. Houghton Mifflin Co.

44  Springfield Daily Republican, Jan. 25, 1915.

45  Page 142, “Yesterdays with Authors.” James T. Fields. Boston, 1872.

46  Page 604, The Bookman, February, 1913.

47  “Poe and ‘Marie Rogêt.’ ” Robin V. Cortello. New York Evening Post, Jan. 10, 1920.

48  Original Poe Letter, July 6, 1842, to Daniel Bryan in Iowa State Library.

49  Courtesy of New York City Authors’ Club “Poeana.”

50  Page 376, Vol. I, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. Geo. E. Woodberry. “Green Mountain Gem,” 1850.

51  “A Prohibitionist Shakes Dice with Poe.” Theo. Pease Stearns. The Outlook, Sept. 1, 1920. [page 1633:]

52  Page 298, “Literary History of Philadelphia.” Ellis P. Oberholtzer.

53  From Wm. J. McClellan's Research, and courtesy of Robt. F. Hayes, Jr., Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore, Md.

54  “Recollections of a Very Old Man.” John Sartain. Courtesy of his family.

55  Page 19, Vol. II, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. George E. Woodberry. Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, 1909. Courtesy permissions of the author and publishers for direct and indirect quotations, with special reference to J. Russell Lowell letters dated, — in Vol. I, page 345, to Poe — Nov. 19, 1842; p. 346, Dec. 17, 1842; Vol. II, p. 19, March 24. 1843; p. 23, April 17, 1843; p. 25, May 8, 1843; p. 56, March 6, 1844; p. 87, June 27, 1844; p. 100, Sept. 27, 1844; p. 106, Dec. 12, 1844; p. 137, Mrs. Clemm to Lowell, March 9, 1850; Lowell to C. F. Briggs, p. 369, Jan. 16, 1845; p. 369, Aug. 8, 1845; p. 369, Aug. 21, 1845; p. 370, Nov. 25, 1849; Carter to Poe, June 19, 1843.

56  “Virginia Poe Letters” Vol. credits this letter as written to Jas. T. Fields. The MS. letter notes it to Lowell. Quoted by courtesy of Mr. M. A. DeWolfe Howe, literary executor of Mrs. James T. Fields.

57  Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

58  “Memoir of Mayne Reid.” By his widow, Elizabeth Reid. Wood & Downey, London, 1890.

59  Poe's ” Poems and Memoir,” 1884. Henry L. Williams, editor.

60  “E. A. Poe, Some Facts Recalled.” Wm. Sartain. Art World, July, 1917.

61  “Recollections of Edgar Allan Poe.” Howard Paul. Munsey's, August, 1892.

62  “Introduction.” Stedman-Woodberry “Poe” [[.]]

63  Review of Poems, by Rufus Dawes. Graham's, October, 1842.

64  Poe's review of it was in Graham's, November, 1841.

65  Robt. M. Sully research from Miss Julia Sully, Richmond, Va., Jan. 31, 1918.

66  The Pennsylvanian, Aug. 8, 1843.

67  “Memories of Men and Things during over Sixty Years of Active Life.” Thomas Dunn English. [page 1634:]

68  Review of Reviews, April, 1896. “Poe Cottage of Fordham.” F. M. Hopkins.

69  Page 45, Stedman-Woodberry, 1893, “Memoir of Poe.”

70  Pages 111-112, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Wm. F. Gill.

71  “Gossip of a Century.” Charles G. Leland.

72  Page 219, Vol. I, “Life of E. A. Poe,” 1909. Dr. George E. Woodberry.

73  July, 1918, press-clipping from Mr. Joseph C. Whitaker.

74  “H. Buxton Forman Collection.” Geo. H. Sargent. Boston Transcript, March 3, 1920

75  Printed frontispiece in Anderson Gallery, New York Sale Catalogue, February, 1920.

SECTION VI

1  “Poe Cult.” E. I. [[L.]] Didier. 1909, Broadway Publishing Co. Courtesy of family.

1a  Page 379, Vol. I, and p. l09, Vol. II, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. George E. Woodberry.

2  “Poe and Macaulay.” T. P.'s Weekly, June 12, 1914.

3  “Virginia Poe,” page 165, Vol. XVII James A. Harrison. Thos. Y. Crowell.

4  Norfolk Landmark, Oct. 20, 1910.

5  Little Rock, Arkansas, Gazette, Oct. 3, 1910.

6  The Bookman, July, 1909.

7  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

8  Page 174, Vol. XVII, “Virginia Poe.” Dr. James A. Harrison.

9  Virginia Poe,” p. 193, Vol. XVII Dr. James A. Harrison.

10  “Bloomingdale,” H. S. Mott. Putnam's, New York, 1908.

11  The Forum, February, 1897.

12  New York Evening Sun.

13  Prof. Killis Campbell. Modern Language Notes, May, 1917.

14  “Marginalia.” Godey's Lady's Book, August, 1845

15  Sept. 8, 1844, Poe letter to Thomas-from Bangs & Co. Catalogue of Original MSS., April, 1896. Courtesy of Mr. Lewis M. Thompson, New York.

16  Northern Monthly, Vol. II, June, 1868. [page 1635:]

17  Burton's Magazine, December, 1839. Southern Literary Messenger, April, 1849.

18  Page 224, “Reminiscences of John Sartain.”

19  Page 367, Vol. II, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. George E. Woodberry.

20  Edward Cary. New York Times Review, Jan. 16, 1909.

21  New York Tribune, March 27, 1910.

22  Pages 123-124, “Life of E. A. Poe,” Vol. II; p. 1, Vol. II. [[sic]] Dr. Geo. E. Woodberry.

23  “Literary Department of Brother Jonathan,” September to December, 1843. Dr. R. W. Griswold, editor. No such items could be found in this given authority, up to date.

24  New York Times, Jan. 16, 1919.

25  New York Press, Oct. 8, 1911.

26  “Short Story.” Dr. Brander Matthews. Bohemian, November, 1909, “Poe and the Detective Story.”

27  “Fifty Years Among Authors, Books and Publishers.” J. C. Derby. Sampson Low & Co., London, 1884.

28  “Story of a Poem.” By F. A. Mathews in Bachelor of Arts, New York.

29  Page 222, “Virginia Poe Biography.” Dr. James A. Harrison. Published by Thos. Y. Crowell, New York, 1902.

29

30  “An Interesting Manuscription.” Sherman A. Cuneo. The Bookman, June 7, 1898.

31  The Critic, New York, Dec. 25, 1886.

32  “The Literati.” E. A. Poe. Redfield, 1850. Edited by R. W. Griswold.

33  “A Forgotten Poe Item.” Dr. H. L. Koopman. The Nation, Sept. 21, 1918.

34 “Edgar Poe gegen Henry Longfellow.” Dr. F. von Spielhagen. Translated by Carl A. Wyerhauscr and Edwin Orr Derby from Westermann's Monats-Heft. In three parts, starting at pp. 119, 538, 677, Vol. LIII.

35  Poe letter, Feb. 24, 1845, in R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library,

36  Page 220, “Virginia Poe.” Biography, Vol. I. Dr. James A, Harrison.

37  “Introductory Letter” to E. L. Didier's “Life and Poems of Poe,” 1876. [page 1636:]

38  “Poe Papers.” Dr. Thomas Dunn English. Independent, Oct. 29, 1896.

39  Page 139. Book IX, “The Odyssey.” Translated by Wm. Cowper, edited by R. Southey. H. G. Bohn, London, 1855.

40  Lowell Letter quoted by courtesy of Dr. H. W. L. Dana, Cambridge, Mass.

41  Letter quoted by courtesy of Dr. H. W. L. Dana, Cambridge, Mass.

42  J. R. Graham letter, March 11, 1843, noting, by courtesy of Dr. H. W. L. Dana.

43  B. Rolkner, Feb. lo, 184;, letter quoted by courtesy of Dr. HS. W. L. Dana.

44  J. Hart, Jr., April 30, 184;, letter quoted by courtesy of Dr. H. W. L. Dana.

45  ‘Page 195, Vol. I; page 26, Vol. II, “Life and Letters of H. W. Longfellow.” Samuel Longfellow. With permission of Dr. H. W. L. Dana.

46  “Pages 20, 263, Vol. XV, “Virginia Poe.” Dr. James A. Harrison. Thomas Y. Crowell, New York, 1902.

47  “Page 231, Vol. I, “Virginia Poe.” Dr. James A. Harrison. Thomas Y. Crowell, New York, 1902.

48  Page 367, Vol. I, “Life of H. W. Longfellow.” Samuel Longfellow. Permission of Dr. H. W. L. Dana.

49  Independent, Feb. 1, 1894.

50  W. M. Gillespie MS. Letter. R. W. Griswold Collection, Boston Public Library.

51  Omaha Herald, Aug. 6, 1911. Book Lover, November and December, 1902.

52  New York Times Review, Nov. 27, 1909 (Harriet Winslow Raven Parody.)

53  New York Tribune, Jan. 23, 1917.

54  Engineering News, Jan. 15, 1914.

55  Page iii, ” Complete Poems of E. A. Poe.” James H. Whitty.

56  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

57  Page 137, Vol. II, “Life of F. A. Poe.” Dr. George F. Woodberry.

58  “Poe-Chivers Papers.” Dr. Geo. E. Woodberry. Century Magazine, Vol. 43. Permission of Century Co., and Dr. Geo. E. Woodberry's “Life of E. A. Poe,” 1884. [page 1637:]

59  Dr. Jno. K. Mitchell, father of Dr. S. Weir Mitchell, Phila.

60   “George Palmer Putnam, A Memoir.” Geo. H. Putnam, Litt.D. Courtesy of author.

61  R, W. Griswold MSS, Collection, Boston Public Library.

62  No. VII of Wiley & Putnam Library.

63  No. XIX of Wiley & Putnam Library.

64  Literary World, Jan. 26, 1850.

65  “Some Letters of E. A. Poe to E. II. N. Patterson of Oquawka, Ill.” Caxton Club. With comments by Eugene Field. Reprint courtesy of Mr. Slason Thompson's copyright.

66  From letter found by Mr. V. H. Paltsits and copied by Thos. Ollive Mabbott.

67  “Virginia Poe,” p. 113, Vol. 13, “Boston and Bostonians.”

68  Page 197, “Recollections of a Busy Life.” Horace Greeley.

69  Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, July 6, 1911.

70  “Life of Fitz-Greene Halleck.” James Grant Wilson, Appleton & Co., 1869.

71  Page 401, “Poems of F. S. Osgood,” 1850 edition.

72  The Dial, April 1, 1911.

73  Eleven interesting letters, by Geo. W. Eveleth, Phillips, Me., will be quoted from, in order of their dates. Found by Thomas F. Madigan, Esq., New York, and transcripts kindly made by Mr. Thos. Ollive Mabbott, present owner.

74  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

75  Independent, Oct. 15, 1896.

76  Page 324, ” Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty.

77  Discovery credited by Mr. Whitty to Thomas Ollive Mabbott.

78  New York Critic, Oct. 3, 1885.

79  Scribner's Magazine. May, 1880.

80  The Nineteenth Century, February, 1852, “Character of Poe.” Rev. C. Chauncey Burr.

81  Page 271, “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe.” James H. Whitty.

82  “Edgar Allan Poe's Child Wife.” Josephine Poe January. Courtesy of the author and the Century Co., October, 1909, Century Magazine.

83  “Fifty Years Among Authors, Books and Publishers.” J. C. Derby. Courtesy of Sampson Low & Co., London, 1884.

84  Catalogue, April 11, 1896, Bangs & Co. Courtesy of Mr. Lewis M. Thompson, New York City. [page 1638:]

85  Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

86  Page 86, “Life of William T. Porter.” Francis Brinley.

87  Page lvi, “Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty.

88  “Memoir of J. W. Francis.” Henry T. Tuckerman, New York, 1865.

89  “North Side New York Board of Trade, Jan. 19, 1909, Poe Memorial.” Courtesy of Mr. A. E. Davis.

90  “Poe's Life in Fordham.” Henry Noble MacCracken, Ph.D. Items verified by Mr. Clarence H. Kelsey, President of Title Guarantee and Trust Company.

91  Aug. 19, 1860, Letter to Neilson Poe, Baltimore, Md.

92  “Literary Haunts of Manhattan.” Theo. F. Wolfe, M.D.

93  Mrs. Mary Andre Phelps on ” Poe.” New York Commercial Advertiser, June 18, 1897.

94  Home Journal, Oct. 13, 1849.

95  “Fifty Years Among Authors, Books and Publishers.” J. C. Derby.

96  Page 81, Vol. II, “Life of Poe.” Jno. H. Ingram.

97  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

98  “Complete Poems of Poe,” page lvi. J. H. Whitty.

99  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

100  “Fifty Years Among Authors, Books and Publishers.” J. C. Derby.

101  Page ix, Introduction “Literati, Vol. XV, Virginia Poe.” J. A. Harrison.

102  Dr. Geo. E. Woodberry.

103  Southern Literary Messenger, February, 1836.

104  “Poe and his Child Wife.” Albert Payson Terhume. New York Evening World, June 24, 1014

105  Courtesy of Dr. J. W. Robertson, San Francisco, Cal., owner of Poe letter.

106  “A Pilgrimage to Poe Cottage.” The Book Buyer, 1903. Courtesy of Charles Scribner's Sons.

107  Boston Herald, Jan. 20, 1909.

108  “Character of Poe.” Rev. C. Chauncey Burr. Nineteenth Century, February, 1852.

109  Courtesy of Mr. Chas. E. Goodspeed and Mr. J. P. Morgan's Library, New York City. [page 1639:]

110  About New York with Poe.” J. P. Beecher. The Curio, 1880.

111  “Fifty Years Among Atilhors, Books and Publishers.” J. C. Derby.

112  S. V. Henkle's Catalogue, Item 1304, Philadelphia, December, 1918.

113  Page 671, ” Cambridge Edition of Longfellow.”

114  Page 122, Vol. II, “Life of Poe.” Jno. H. Ingram.

115  “Life of E. A. Poe.” R. H. Stoddard, 1889.

116  Page 35, Vol. II, “Life of E. A. Poe.” J. H. Ingram.

117  Page 236, Vol. II, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. Geo. W. Woodberry.

118  Page 246, ” Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty.

119  “Fifty Years Among Authors, Books and Publishers.” J. C. Derby, 1884. Courtesy of Publishers, Sampson Low & Co., London.

120  Page 245, “Complete Poems of Poe.” J. H. Whitty.

SECTION VII

1  Pages 133-134, Vol. II, “Life of E. A. Poe.” John H. Ingram.

2  Page 260, Vol. I, “Hawthorne and His Wife.” Julian Hawthorne.

3  “Memories of Many Men and Some Women.” M. B. Field. Courtesy copy from Mr. O. W. Barrett.

4  “George Palmer Putnam.” George Haven Putnam, Litt.D., and other sources.

5  Page lxiii, “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe,” 1918. James H. Whitty.

6  Page 154, Vol. IT, “Life of Poe.” John H. Ingram.

7  Pages 262-268, “Complete Poems of Edgar Allan Poe.” James H. Whitty.

8  “Some Facts Recalled of E. A. Poe.” William Sartain. July, 1917, Art World.

9  “Poe's Helen.” Courtesy of the author, Caroline Ticknor, and publishers, Chas. Scribner's Sons, 1916.

10  “Poe and Mrs. Whitman.“’ Mrs. E. A. Rockwood. Century Magazine, January, 1900. [page 1640:]

11  “Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor. ”

12  “Life of E. A. Poe.” Wm. Fearing Gill. Chatto & Windus, London, 1878.

13  Southern Literary Messenger, B. B. Minor. Neal Publishing Co., New York, 1905.

14  Pages lxvi, lxxii, “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe.” Jas. H. Whitty. 1918 edition.

15  “Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor. Permissions of author and Charles Scribner's Sons.

16  James H. Whitty.

17  “Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor. Charles Scribner's Sons. September, 1916, New York.

18  A Page lxx, ” Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty.

19  Page 135, Vol. I, “Life of Poe.” R. H. Stoddard. A. C. Armstrong, 1887 issue.

20  “Poe and Mrs. Whitman.” Page 445, Vol. 78, Century Magazine (Jan., 1909). Century Co. courtesy.

21  Page 293, Vol. I, ” Virginia Poe.” James A. Harrison. Thos. Y. Crowell, New York, 1892 issue.

22  Page 34, “Poems.” Sarah Helen Whitman. 1879 issue.

23  Courtesy of The Authors’ Club “Poeana,” at New York City.

24  “Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor. 1916 copyright courtesy, Charles Scribner's Sons.

25  Page 195, “Poems.” Sarah Helen Whitman.

26  Stedman-Woodberry, “Life of Poe and his Works,” Vol. X., and Dr. H. L. Koopman.

27  Page 315, Vol. XVII, “Edgar Allan Poe.” James A. Harrison. Thomas Y. Crowell, 1902 issue.

28  Broadway Journal, ii, 1.

29  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

30  Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor.

31  “Character of Poe.” Charles Chauncey Burr. Nineteenth Century, February, 1852.

32  Poe letter, Jan. 18, 1849, to J. R. Thompson. Quoted by permission of owner, P. F. Madigan, New York City.

33  “Letters of George W. Eveleth to Poe.” Quoted through courtesy of Mr. V. H. Paltsits; former owner, Mr. Thomas F. [page 1641:] Madigan; and present owner, Thomas O. Mabbott, M.A., New York City.

34  Page 218, Vol. II, “Life of Poe.” J. H. Ingram.

35  Brooklyn Eagle, Nov. 18, 1875, issue.

36  Reprinted in 1918 edition of “Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty.

37  Oct. 6, 1901, Indianapolis News.

38  Poe MS. of Columbia Spy, Pennsylvania print. Courtesy of owner, J. C. Whitaker, Esq., Phoenixville, Pa.

39  R. W. Griswold, “Memoir of Poe.” “Literati” volume. Redfield, New York, 1850.

40  Page lxxii, “Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty.

41  Courtesy of noting original at Mr. J. P. Morgan Library, New York City.

42  “Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1916.

43  “Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor.

44  Page 345, Vol. II, “Life and Letters of Poe.” James A. Harrison. T. Y. Crowell, New York, 1903.

45  “Some Letters of Edgar Allan Poe to E. H. N. Patterson, Oquawka, Illinois. With comments by Eugene Field.” Caxton Club, Chicago. 1808. Reprint permission of Copyright owner, Mr. Slason Thompson, Chicago. Ill.

46  Poe letter, May 10, 1849. Quoted by permission of owner of original, J. C. Clawson, Buffalo, N. Y.

47  Poe letter, May 17, 1849. Quoted by permission of owner of original, Raphael A. Weed, Esq.. New York City.

48  Reduced fac-simile appears from page 16 of “Some Letters of Edgar Allan Poe to E. H. N. Patterson, Oquawka, Ill.,” edited by Eugene Field.

49  Page 308, Vol. II, “Life of Poe.” Dr. George E. Woodberry.

50  “Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor.

51  Pages 164-167, “History of Lynn.” J. R. Newhall. From research of Mr. Pierce F. Buckley.

52  Page 219, Vol. II, “Life of Poe.” John H. Ingram.

53  Griswold MSS, Collection, Boston Puldic Library.

54  Page 422, Vol. I, Albany Review, “Poe” Article. John H. Ingram's “Life of Poe,” Vol. II. [page 1642:]

55  New York Times, Jan. 17, 1909.

56  Page 206, “Reminiscences of a Very Old Man.” John Sartain. D. Appleton & Company, New York, 1899. Reprint permission of Mr. Sartain's family.

57  Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, Jan. 19, 1909.

58  Page 222, Vol. II, “Life of Poe.” John H. Ingram.

59  “Character of Edgar A. Poe.” C. Chauncey Burr. Vol. I [[V]], pp. 133, Nineteenth Century (February, 1852).

60  Page lxxiii, “Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty.

61  Page 230, Vol. II, “Life of Poe.” J. H. Ingram.

62  Page 170, “Life of Poe.” William Fearing Gill.

63  “Poe in Music.” Sept. 11, 1913, Age Herald, Birmingham, Ala.

64  Musical Bulletin, Feb. 10, 1916.

65  Page lxxiii, in “Memoir” of “Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty.

66  Pages lxxxii.-lxxviii, “Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty, and other prints.

67  “Poe-Patterson Letters.” Edited by Eugene Field.

68  Literary Digest, June 29, 1893.

69  “Last Days of Edgar A. Poe.” Susan A. T. Weiss. Reprint permission of Scribner's Monthly, March, 18;8. Copyright print-issue, transferred to the Century Company.

70  “Last Days of Edgar A. Poe.” Mrs. Susan A. T. Weiss. Century Company, March, 1878, copyright.

71  Page lxxxvii, “Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty. ”

72  New York Times Review, May 11, 1913. “Poe item.” James H. Whitty.

73  “Was Poe a Plagiarist? ” Julius West. T. P.'s Weekly, May 22, 1914.

74  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

75  Page 333, Vol. II, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. George E. Woodberry.

76  Page 366, Vol. XVII, ” Virginia Poe.” James A. Harrison. T. Y. Crowell, New York, 1902.

77  Page 396, Vol. XVIII, “Virginia Poe.” Dr. J. A. Harrison. T. Y. Crowell, New York, 1893.

78  Page lxxxi, “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe.” James H. Whitty. [page 1643:]

79  Page lxxxii, “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe.” James H. Whitty.

80  Pages 229-231, “Complete Poems of Poe.” James H. Whitty.

81  Scribner's Monthly Magazine, March, 1878. Century Company. Copyright reprint courtesy.

82  “Poe-Chivers Papers.” Dr. George E. Woodberry. Century Magazine, February, 1903. Copyright permission reprint of The Century Company.

83  Page lxxxiii, “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe.” James H. Whitty.

SECTION VIII

1  “Edgar A. Poe.” Wiliam F. Gill. ” Edgar A. Poe, A Memorial,” Sara S. Rice, and others.

2  “John H. B. Latrobe and His Times.” John E. Semmes, Senior. 1917 reprint permission.

3  Page lxxxiv, “Complete Poems of E. A. Poe.” James H. Whitty.

4  From William J. McClellan's “Poe data.”

5  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

6  Page 450, Vol. II, ” Life of Edgar Allan Poe.” Dr. George E. Woodberry. Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 1909.

7  “Character of Poe.” Charles Chauncey Burr, D.D. Nineteenth Century, February, 1852.

8  Page 160, “George Gilfillan: Letters, Journals, with Memoir.” Robert A. Watson, M.A., D.D., and Elizabeth S. Watson. London, 1852.

9  Page 326, ” Third Gallery of Portraits. Miscellaneous Sketches.” George Gilfillan.

10  “Some Letters of Edgar Allan Poe to E. H. N. Patterson.” Edited by Eugene Field. Copyright reprint permission from Mr. Slason Thompson, Chicago, Illinois.

11  “Some Letters of E. A. Poe to E. H. N. Patterson,” etc. Edited by Eugene Field.

12  Dr. R. W. Griswold, Feb. 19, 1850, letter to J. R. Thompson, Reprint permission of owner, Librarian John S. Patton, University of Virginia Library, which also covers other Thompson-Griswold letters and incidents. [page 1644:]

13  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston. Public Library.

14  John H. Ingram, Feb. 10, 1876, letter to Robert Browning, Esq. Reprint permission of owner, Mr. Thomas F. Madigan, New York City.

15  From research made by Mr. Clarence H. Kelsey, President of Title Guarantee and Trust Company, New York City.

16  New Shakesperiana, January, 1908.

17  New York Herald, Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1909.

18  Page 137, Vol. II, “Life of Edgar Allan Poe.” Dr. George E. Woodberry. Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 1909.

19  Page 397, Vol. XVII, “Virginia Poe.” Dr. J. A. Harrison.

20  “Reminiscences of Edgar Poe.” Mary Gove Nichols. Sixpenny Magazine, February, 1863.

21  Page 338, “Virginia Poe Biography.” Dr. James A. Harrison.

22  “The Poe-Chivers Papers.” Dr. George E. Woodberry. Page 551, Century Magazine, February, 1903. Reprint permission of Century Company copyright.

23  Page 346, “Life of Edgar Allan Poe.” William F. Gill. Chatto & Windus, London, 1878.

24  “Fifty Years Among Authors, Books and Publishers.” J. C. Derby. Reprint permission of S. Low Son & Co., London, 1884.

25  Page 228, “Life of Edgar Allan Poe.” William F. Gill, Chatto & Windus, London, 1878.

26  “Edgar Allan Poe and Stella.” J. H. Ingram. Page 417, Albany Review, 1809 [[July 1907, pp. 417-423]].

27  “The Poe-Chivers Papers.” Dr. George E. Woodberry. Page 551, Century Magazine, February, 190,3. Copyright reprint permission.

28  Page 451, Vol. II, “The Life of Edgar Allan Poe.” Dr. George E. Woodberry. Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, 1909.

29  Page 145, ” Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1916.

30  “The Kennedy Papers.” Dr. Killis Campbell, University of Texas.

31  Page 436, Vol. II, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. James A. Harrison.

32  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library. [page 1645:]

33  “Edgar Allan Poe and Stella.” J. H. Ingram. Page 423, Albany Review, Vol. I.

34  R. W. Griswold MSS. Collection, Boston Public Library.

35  Page 151, “Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1916.

36  Page 423, Vol. II, ” Edgar Allan Poe.” Dr. James A. Harrison. T. Y. Crowell, New York, 1903.

37  Page 156, “Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1916.

38  Permission of M. A. DeWolfe Howe, Esq., Literary Executor of Mrs. James T. Fields.

39  Page 165, “Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor. Charles Scrihner's Sons, New York, 1916.

40  Page 431, Vol. II, “Life of E. A. Poe.” Dr. James A. Harrison. T. Y. Crowell, 1903.

41  Page 171, “Poe's Helen.” Caroline Ticknor. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1916.

42  “Fifty Years Among Authors, Books and Publishers.” J. C. Derby. London, 1884.

43  Brooklyn Eagle, November, 1875.

44  December 12, 1864, letter of Mrs. Clemm quoted by permission of owner, Mr. Thomas F. Madigan, New York City.

45  Page 243, Vol. II, “Life of E. A. Poe.” John H. Ingram. ’ ”

46  George B. Coale, Oct. 1, 1871, letter to R. H. Stoddard. Reference permission of owners, The Authors’ Club, New York City, N. Y.

47  New York City Authors’ Club “Poeana.” Permission of owners.

SECTION IX

1  “Edgar Allan Poe.” Charles Whibley, M.A., LL.D. New Mirror, June, 1896.

2  Dr. Charles Whibley.

3  Scribner's Magazine, January, 1909. Permission of Charles Scribner's Sons.

4  Page 79, “Life of E. A. Poe.” William Fearing Gill, 1878.

5  From Mrs. Jennie E. Fitzpatrick's research of page 580, Vol, VI, ” Poet Lore.” In ” Chinese Legends and Other Poems,” by [page 1646:] William Alexander Parsons Martin, D.D., LL.D., President of the Imperial Tung-Wen College, Peking, etc., appears, with an interesting “Postscript,” a poem translated from the Chinese of Kia Yi, 200 B. C.

6  “Poe Centenary.” Ernest L. Aroni. North American, Jan. 1909.

[[Footnotes]]

[The following footnotes appear at the bottom of page 1623:]

*  David Poe married John Allan's cousin, Ann Allan, daughter of Wm. Allan's brother.

†  David Poe married Miss Johnston, sister of Captain Johnston, who married John Allan's sister Jane.

“A Miss Ann Poe was the later mother of John Spiers, who gifted Burns’ statue to Irvine.”