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Beth Joseph Anshi Rachwolofke, Chevra
Address: 220 Henry Street, New York, NY
Year Organized: 1905
Associated Towns: Rachwalowice (Poland)
Aux Societies: Insruance, Birur Cholim, Free Loan, Sick Benefit
Notes: According to the !939 WPA Survey, it started with 25 members from the town of Rachwolofke (now Rachwałowice), Poland. It was formerly known as Beth Joseph Anshei Rachvolofke, located at 88 Monroe Street (1905-1911) and at 9 Rutgers Place (1911-1923), and was subsequently known as Chevra Beth Joseph Anshi Rachwolofke and located at 220 Henry Street (1923-1933) and then at 223 Henry Street.
Name: Beth Joseph Anshi Rachwolofke, Chevra
Alternate Name: Beth Joseph Anshei Rachvolofke, Society of the House of Joseph of the Men of Rochwolofke
Address: 220 Henry Street, New York, NY
Borough: Manhattan
Type: Orthodox
Year Organized: 1905
Year Established: 1923
Associated Towns: Rachwalowice (Poland)
Aux Societies: Insruance, Birur Cholim, Free Loan, Sick Benefit
Notes: According to the !939 WPA Survey, it started with 25 members from the town of Rachwolofke (now Rachwałowice), Poland. It was formerly known as Beth Joseph Anshei Rachvolofke, located at 88 Monroe Street (1905-1911) and at 9 Rutgers Place (1911-1923), and was subsequently known as Chevra Beth Joseph Anshi Rachwolofke and located at 220 Henry Street (1923-1933) and then at 223 Henry Street.
Jewish Communal Register (1917-1918): Listed



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