Harold Everette Alessio is the son of Frank Alessio and Annie (Callgado) Alessio (both parents born in Italy).
A tile setter and living in rural Joelton, Davidson County, Tennessee, he was 33 years old and single when he was in an automobile accident and died on February 9, 1940 at Nashville's Saint Thomas Hospital where he had been for eight hours. Burial was three days later in Saint Lawrence Cemetery, Joelton.
- from his Death Certificate, with Alfred Alessio of Bordeaux, Davidson County as the informant.
A tile setter and living in rural Joelton, Davidson County, Tennessee, he was 33 years old and single when he was in an automobile accident and died on February 9, 1940 at Nashville's Saint Thomas Hospital where he had been for eight hours. Burial was three days later in Saint Lawrence Cemetery, Joelton.
- from his Death Certificate, with Alfred Alessio of Bordeaux, Davidson County as the informant.
Harold Everette Alessio is the son of Frank Alessio and Annie (Callgado) Alessio (both parents born in Italy).
A tile setter and living in rural Joelton, Davidson County, Tennessee, he was 33 years old and single when he was in an automobile accident and died on February 9, 1940 at Nashville's Saint Thomas Hospital where he had been for eight hours. Burial was three days later in Saint Lawrence Cemetery, Joelton.
- from his Death Certificate, with Alfred Alessio of Bordeaux, Davidson County as the informant.
A tile setter and living in rural Joelton, Davidson County, Tennessee, he was 33 years old and single when he was in an automobile accident and died on February 9, 1940 at Nashville's Saint Thomas Hospital where he had been for eight hours. Burial was three days later in Saint Lawrence Cemetery, Joelton.
- from his Death Certificate, with Alfred Alessio of Bordeaux, Davidson County as the informant.
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