
Jimmie Angel’s parents Glenn Davis Angel and Margaret Belle Marshall Angel with three of his younger brothers – Henry Parker on the left, William Edward “Eddie” center, and baby Clifford Esby on the right – Jimmie standing on the right was about eight years old.

(L to R) Glenn Davis and Margaret Belle Angel with their five sons: child Clyde Marshall in sailor suit, William Edward, Henry Parker, Jimmie Crawford in uniform, and Clifford Esby Angel the day of their sister Goldie Etoile’s funeral in May 1921.

Jimmie Angel at age 22 in 1921.

Jimmie Angel, center in dark jacket, with his parents and four brother rebuilding a Fokker D VII airplane at their Compton, California home in 1927.

Members of the Venezuelan Ministry of Development Gran Sabana 1939 Expedition. Jimmie Angel is seated on the left, his wife Marie Angel is next to him, Carlos A Freeman is standing on the left in the back row in front of Angel’s Hamilton airplane.

James “Jimmie” Crawford Angel, 1941.

James “Jimmie Angel memorial plaque in Canaima National Park.
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Tepui or Tepuy: According to the Royal Academy of Spanish Language (Real Academia de la Lengua Espanola) the correct Spanish spelling is tepuy, in plural, tepuyes. In English the spelling should be tepui; the plural is tepuis. Tepui is the correct form to write the Pemón word “tepú” when it is used on compound words in possessive case, i.e., Ptari-tepui, Auyán-tepui, Wei-tepui.