Fred E Aingel was born Eugene L Bailey Oct 1867 in Texas to Cyrus W Bailey (1832-1912)and Sarah Gott (1845-1875).
Inmate #4775 Washington State Prison
Crime: Assault with a deadly weapon
Rec: 18 Jan 1908
BY POISONING John H. Black, Prominent Citizen of the Gallatin Valley, the Victim. HIS WIFE IS SUSPECTED In Coroner's Jury Return That Death Was Caused by Poison Administered by Her. The Bozeman Avant-Courier of Oct. 12 contains the following account of a mysterious case of poisoning which occurred at Salesville: About two months ago, Mr. and Mrs. A John H. Black and Ira DeLong of near Salesville, had an unpleasant experience, while stopping for a few days at Mrs. Black's homestead entry, near Camp a creek.
He was a cowhand on a ranch. Old John Black was abusive and mean and was divorced, then He married again and this wife didn’t take to his verbal abuse. She poisoned him.
Fred was called Angel then Ainger
Here are some letters between Fred and his sister.
He work for the Forest Service as a Ranger for many years in Montana.
Fred's Great-Great Nephew Tim Bailey contacted me and sent me the above letters and a photo of Fred's guns.
The Rifle is a 25/35 and the Pistol is a Colt 32.
In 1923 he had a really bad car accident, another would follow on 6 Feb 1936 that would take hi life near Bozeman, MT. Auto accident severed his spinal cord.
I made Fred a tree on Ancestry and had been working on it for long time before Tim Bailey contacted me, I have recently added what he sent me and a few other newspaper articles. 3
Fred is buried at Sunset Hills Cemetery in Bozeman, MT. His Find-A-Grave Memorial is #51223350, I had his parents attached to him.
Crime: Assault with a deadly weapon
Rec: 18 Jan 1908
The below was from 1901
He was a cowhand on a ranch. Old John Black was abusive and mean and was divorced, then He married again and this wife didn’t take to his verbal abuse. She poisoned him.
Fred was called Angel then Ainger
Here are some letters between Fred and his sister.
Here are some newspaper clipping about his name change
He work for the Forest Service as a Ranger for many years in Montana.
Fred's Great-Great Nephew Tim Bailey contacted me and sent me the above letters and a photo of Fred's guns.
The Rifle is a 25/35 and the Pistol is a Colt 32.
The one question is why did he change his name??
We may never know.
Here are some photos of Fred's from Tim Bailey
Fred is buried at Sunset Hills Cemetery in Bozeman, MT. His Find-A-Grave Memorial is #51223350, I had his parents attached to him.
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