Fred was born at Fort Scott, Kansas. Some records indicate that he was born on 5/27/1878 and other records note he was born 5/24/1875. He was the son of John and Mary C. (Wickman) Andregg. In 1900, the family was living in Boise, Ada County, Idaho. The family at this time consisted of the mother and father and children: Albert, Mary, Fred, Millie, Amanda, Julius, Elma, Mitchell, George, and Edna.
On April 28, 1910, Fred was living in Montrose County, Colorado, enumerated with Charles McMullin and Charles’ family.
In 1918, Fred registered for the draft in Humboldt County, Nevada. He stated his occupation as blacksmith. By this time he was married to Hattie (Bonner) Andregg. By 1920, Fred and Hattie were living at Majube, Pershing County, Nevada. He was working as a tin miner and she was working in a mining camp as a cook.
Between 1929 and 1932, Fred was living in Elko, Nevada.
In 1932, Fred was incarcerated at the Nevada State Prison as an inmate. He was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Lois Ballas who died in a vehicular accident on 4/16/1932. He was received at the prison on June 4, 1932 and paroled on May 3, 1933. Fred was pardoned on November 14, 1934.
On October 31, 1933, Fred stated in his prison records that he was married; but by April 12, 1934, Fred states that he is divorced. It is unknown whether they were actually married or divorced.
1943: Standard Certificate of Death, Nevada State Department of Health, state file no. 43-440, registrar's number 170. Place of death, Washoe County, City of Sparks, Nevada, name of Hospital, 2150 B Street, length of stay in this community, 3 weeks. Usual residence of deceased Nevada, County Humboldt, city Winnemucca. Fred L. Andregg, not a veteran, male, white, married, name of wife Hattie Andregg, age of wife if alive 63 years, date of birth of deceased May 24, 1878, age 64 years 10 months 4 days, born Fort Scott, Kansas, occupation miner, industry mining, father John H. Andregg born Switzerland, mother Mary Wickman born Berlin, Germany, informant, Mrs. Hattie Andregg, address Winnemucca, Nevada, burial on 3/31/43 at Mt. View Cemetery, Ross-Burke Co., Reno Nevada, funeral director. Date of death March 28, 1943 10:30 a.m., died of pulmonary tuberculosis, duration, years.
"Andregg - In Sparks, March 28, 1943, Fred L. Andregg, husband of Mrs. Hattie Andregg of Winnemucca; brother of Mrs. Armanda McMillan of Reno, Mrs. Dean Hawkins of Winnemucca, Mrs. Charles Kromei, Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. Amelia Freiman, Jewell and Robert Andregg of Boise, Ida., and Mrs. Art Cartwright of Harshoe Bend, Ida. A native of Kansas. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home chapel of the Ross-Burke Company under the direction of the Christian Science church, Augustus Long, reader. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery." Nevada State Journal, Reno, Nevada, 3/30/1943.
On April 28, 1910, Fred was living in Montrose County, Colorado, enumerated with Charles McMullin and Charles’ family.
In 1918, Fred registered for the draft in Humboldt County, Nevada. He stated his occupation as blacksmith. By this time he was married to Hattie (Bonner) Andregg. By 1920, Fred and Hattie were living at Majube, Pershing County, Nevada. He was working as a tin miner and she was working in a mining camp as a cook.
Between 1929 and 1932, Fred was living in Elko, Nevada.
In 1932, Fred was incarcerated at the Nevada State Prison as an inmate. He was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Lois Ballas who died in a vehicular accident on 4/16/1932. He was received at the prison on June 4, 1932 and paroled on May 3, 1933. Fred was pardoned on November 14, 1934.
On October 31, 1933, Fred stated in his prison records that he was married; but by April 12, 1934, Fred states that he is divorced. It is unknown whether they were actually married or divorced.
1943: Standard Certificate of Death, Nevada State Department of Health, state file no. 43-440, registrar's number 170. Place of death, Washoe County, City of Sparks, Nevada, name of Hospital, 2150 B Street, length of stay in this community, 3 weeks. Usual residence of deceased Nevada, County Humboldt, city Winnemucca. Fred L. Andregg, not a veteran, male, white, married, name of wife Hattie Andregg, age of wife if alive 63 years, date of birth of deceased May 24, 1878, age 64 years 10 months 4 days, born Fort Scott, Kansas, occupation miner, industry mining, father John H. Andregg born Switzerland, mother Mary Wickman born Berlin, Germany, informant, Mrs. Hattie Andregg, address Winnemucca, Nevada, burial on 3/31/43 at Mt. View Cemetery, Ross-Burke Co., Reno Nevada, funeral director. Date of death March 28, 1943 10:30 a.m., died of pulmonary tuberculosis, duration, years.
"Andregg - In Sparks, March 28, 1943, Fred L. Andregg, husband of Mrs. Hattie Andregg of Winnemucca; brother of Mrs. Armanda McMillan of Reno, Mrs. Dean Hawkins of Winnemucca, Mrs. Charles Kromei, Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. Amelia Freiman, Jewell and Robert Andregg of Boise, Ida., and Mrs. Art Cartwright of Harshoe Bend, Ida. A native of Kansas. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home chapel of the Ross-Burke Company under the direction of the Christian Science church, Augustus Long, reader. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery." Nevada State Journal, Reno, Nevada, 3/30/1943.
Fred was born at Fort Scott, Kansas. Some records indicate that he was born on 5/27/1878 and other records note he was born 5/24/1875. He was the son of John and Mary C. (Wickman) Andregg. In 1900, the family was living in Boise, Ada County, Idaho. The family at this time consisted of the mother and father and children: Albert, Mary, Fred, Millie, Amanda, Julius, Elma, Mitchell, George, and Edna.
On April 28, 1910, Fred was living in Montrose County, Colorado, enumerated with Charles McMullin and Charles’ family.
In 1918, Fred registered for the draft in Humboldt County, Nevada. He stated his occupation as blacksmith. By this time he was married to Hattie (Bonner) Andregg. By 1920, Fred and Hattie were living at Majube, Pershing County, Nevada. He was working as a tin miner and she was working in a mining camp as a cook.
Between 1929 and 1932, Fred was living in Elko, Nevada.
In 1932, Fred was incarcerated at the Nevada State Prison as an inmate. He was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Lois Ballas who died in a vehicular accident on 4/16/1932. He was received at the prison on June 4, 1932 and paroled on May 3, 1933. Fred was pardoned on November 14, 1934.
On October 31, 1933, Fred stated in his prison records that he was married; but by April 12, 1934, Fred states that he is divorced. It is unknown whether they were actually married or divorced.
1943: Standard Certificate of Death, Nevada State Department of Health, state file no. 43-440, registrar's number 170. Place of death, Washoe County, City of Sparks, Nevada, name of Hospital, 2150 B Street, length of stay in this community, 3 weeks. Usual residence of deceased Nevada, County Humboldt, city Winnemucca. Fred L. Andregg, not a veteran, male, white, married, name of wife Hattie Andregg, age of wife if alive 63 years, date of birth of deceased May 24, 1878, age 64 years 10 months 4 days, born Fort Scott, Kansas, occupation miner, industry mining, father John H. Andregg born Switzerland, mother Mary Wickman born Berlin, Germany, informant, Mrs. Hattie Andregg, address Winnemucca, Nevada, burial on 3/31/43 at Mt. View Cemetery, Ross-Burke Co., Reno Nevada, funeral director. Date of death March 28, 1943 10:30 a.m., died of pulmonary tuberculosis, duration, years.
"Andregg - In Sparks, March 28, 1943, Fred L. Andregg, husband of Mrs. Hattie Andregg of Winnemucca; brother of Mrs. Armanda McMillan of Reno, Mrs. Dean Hawkins of Winnemucca, Mrs. Charles Kromei, Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. Amelia Freiman, Jewell and Robert Andregg of Boise, Ida., and Mrs. Art Cartwright of Harshoe Bend, Ida. A native of Kansas. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home chapel of the Ross-Burke Company under the direction of the Christian Science church, Augustus Long, reader. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery." Nevada State Journal, Reno, Nevada, 3/30/1943.
On April 28, 1910, Fred was living in Montrose County, Colorado, enumerated with Charles McMullin and Charles’ family.
In 1918, Fred registered for the draft in Humboldt County, Nevada. He stated his occupation as blacksmith. By this time he was married to Hattie (Bonner) Andregg. By 1920, Fred and Hattie were living at Majube, Pershing County, Nevada. He was working as a tin miner and she was working in a mining camp as a cook.
Between 1929 and 1932, Fred was living in Elko, Nevada.
In 1932, Fred was incarcerated at the Nevada State Prison as an inmate. He was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Lois Ballas who died in a vehicular accident on 4/16/1932. He was received at the prison on June 4, 1932 and paroled on May 3, 1933. Fred was pardoned on November 14, 1934.
On October 31, 1933, Fred stated in his prison records that he was married; but by April 12, 1934, Fred states that he is divorced. It is unknown whether they were actually married or divorced.
1943: Standard Certificate of Death, Nevada State Department of Health, state file no. 43-440, registrar's number 170. Place of death, Washoe County, City of Sparks, Nevada, name of Hospital, 2150 B Street, length of stay in this community, 3 weeks. Usual residence of deceased Nevada, County Humboldt, city Winnemucca. Fred L. Andregg, not a veteran, male, white, married, name of wife Hattie Andregg, age of wife if alive 63 years, date of birth of deceased May 24, 1878, age 64 years 10 months 4 days, born Fort Scott, Kansas, occupation miner, industry mining, father John H. Andregg born Switzerland, mother Mary Wickman born Berlin, Germany, informant, Mrs. Hattie Andregg, address Winnemucca, Nevada, burial on 3/31/43 at Mt. View Cemetery, Ross-Burke Co., Reno Nevada, funeral director. Date of death March 28, 1943 10:30 a.m., died of pulmonary tuberculosis, duration, years.
"Andregg - In Sparks, March 28, 1943, Fred L. Andregg, husband of Mrs. Hattie Andregg of Winnemucca; brother of Mrs. Armanda McMillan of Reno, Mrs. Dean Hawkins of Winnemucca, Mrs. Charles Kromei, Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. Amelia Freiman, Jewell and Robert Andregg of Boise, Ida., and Mrs. Art Cartwright of Harshoe Bend, Ida. A native of Kansas. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home chapel of the Ross-Burke Company under the direction of the Christian Science church, Augustus Long, reader. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery." Nevada State Journal, Reno, Nevada, 3/30/1943.
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