According to his Washington state death certificate, "Dominick Russingno" was the son of "Veto and Isabella Russingno". He was a barber. His wife was named Josephine.
A note reads: "Fractured skull, Two autos in collision, Accidental".
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, as "Dominico" he was single and lived in Seattle. He worked as a barber. The card was dated 6/5/1917.
A note reads: "Fractured skull, Two autos in collision, Accidental".
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, as "Dominico" he was single and lived in Seattle. He worked as a barber. The card was dated 6/5/1917.
According to his Washington state death certificate, "Dominick Russingno" was the son of "Veto and Isabella Russingno". He was a barber. His wife was named Josephine.
A note reads: "Fractured skull, Two autos in collision, Accidental".
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, as "Dominico" he was single and lived in Seattle. He worked as a barber. The card was dated 6/5/1917.
A note reads: "Fractured skull, Two autos in collision, Accidental".
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, as "Dominico" he was single and lived in Seattle. He worked as a barber. The card was dated 6/5/1917.
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