Fred's last name was acutally "Angulo," but early in his life he took to spelling it "Angelo." He was an itinerant laborer who lived in several counties in his life, and probably never married. He began working at an early age, selling flowers and gum to San Francisco saloon patrons when he was in his early teens. His mother moved the family there after his father died in an accident at the New Almaden mines, where Fred and his siblings were born. His parents were natives of Mexico.
Fred's last name was acutally "Angulo," but early in his life he took to spelling it "Angelo." He was an itinerant laborer who lived in several counties in his life, and probably never married. He began working at an early age, selling flowers and gum to San Francisco saloon patrons when he was in his early teens. His mother moved the family there after his father died in an accident at the New Almaden mines, where Fred and his siblings were born. His parents were natives of Mexico.
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