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Chasidim Anshei Kurenitz, Congregation Kehal
Address: 169 Henry Street, New York, NY 10002
Year Organized: 1886
Associated Towns: Kurenets (Belarus)
Notes: Previously: store at 24 Allen St, various places on East side, including 116 Monroe Street, until 1930 when 1st floor a 2 story brick building was rented. "Congregation organized by immigrants from Kurenitz, Poland. The father of the present congressman, Samuel Dickstein, was among the founders."
Name: Chasidim Anshei Kurenitz, Congregation Kehal
Alternate Name: Community of Pious Men, People of Kurenitz
Address: 169 Henry Street, New York, NY 10002
Borough: Manhattan
Year Organized: 1886
Year Established: 1930
Associated Towns: Kurenets (Belarus)
Notes: Previously: store at 24 Allen St, various places on East side, including 116 Monroe Street, until 1930 when 1st floor a 2 story brick building was rented. "Congregation organized by immigrants from Kurenitz, Poland. The father of the present congressman, Samuel Dickstein, was among the founders."
1907-1908 American Jewish Year Book: Listed



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