Drohiczyn
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Devon-Lawndale
The reopened synagogue was located on Devon-Lawndale.
Kehilat Yaakov Talmud Torah
A Jewish school founded in 1917 and expanded into a modern building in 1924.
Eliah Eisenstein
He was the chief architect and construction committee chair for the synagogue and school buildings.
Simcha Miller
A memorial entry identifies Simcha Miller as the son of Dov and records his birth in Drohiczyn.
Dov Miller
He is identified as the father of Simcha Miller.
Kehilat Yaakov Beth Shmuel
Synagogue in Devon where the president served as vice president.
Kehilat Yaakov
Synagogue pictured with the Ark in 1956.
Martens Grove Cemetery
Cemetery acquired by early Drohitchiner immigrants near Milwaukee Avenue in 1894.
Waldheim Cemetery
Cemetery land purchased around 1906 for use as a Jewish cemetery.
Hershel Hakman
Served as cemetery superintendent.
Yaakov Guter
Served as cemetery superintendent.
Eliyahu Eisenstein
Served as cemetery superintendent.
Reuven Deutsch
Served as cemetery superintendent.
Zvi Yitzhak Hoffman
Drohitchin-born elder of the Drohitchiner community in Chicago.
Moshe Aharon Goldberg
The society was founded in his house.
Yakov Polak
Named among the society’s principal founders.
Yakov Shmuel Aremland
Named among the society’s principal founders.
Shimon Berman
Named among the society’s principal founders.
Meir Levy
Named among the society’s principal founders.
Yekhiel Feer
Named among the society’s principal founders.
Eick Levy
Named among the society’s principal founders.
Henekh Miller
Named among the society’s principal founders and charter namesake.
Shaul Kakh
Named among the society’s principal founders.
Agudat Ahim Anshei Drohitchin constitution
The society’s first written constitution, distributed in 1910.
Yitzhak Binyamin Kuper
Father of Aharon Asher Kuper.
Hendl Kuper
Mother of Aharon Asher Kuper.
Toibe (Tile) Boder
Wife of Aharon Asher Kuper and daughter of Efraim and Khaye Boder.
Efraim Boder
Father of Toibe Boder.
A. Kuper Shoe Company
Shoe business owned and managed by Aharon Asher Kuper.
Drohiczyn Synagogue on Raskin and Taylor
Synagogue whose president was Aharon Asher Kuper from 1905 to 1908.
Drohiczyn Cemetery at Waldheim
Cemetery associated with Aharon Asher Kuper as co-founder and long-serving board director.
Pinkhas Kuper
One of the seven children of the Kuper family.
Freyde Fishman
One of the seven children of the Kuper family.
Perl Kuper
One of the seven children of the Kuper family.
Yakov Kuper
One of the seven children of the Kuper family.
Agudat Achim Anshei Drohichin
A New York society owning a building at 158 Henry Street.