בידספיריט | A HANDWRITTEN LETTER FROM RABBI

A HANDWRITTEN LETTER FROM RABBI YITZCHOK GREENBLATT TO RABBI YOSEF CHAIM SONNENFELD. Ellenville, New - A HANDWRITTEN LETTER FROM RABBI YITZCHOK GREENBLATT TO RABBI YOSEF CHAIM SONNENFELD. Ellenville, New York. Rabbi Yitzchok (Isaac) Greenblatt was the longtime Rav (Rabbi) of the synagogue in Ellenville, New York. Originally from Brisk, he served a congregation in Washington, D.C., before moving his family to Ellenville in 1928, where he was highly regarded for his scholarship and public speaking. He was the father of Rabbi Nota Zvi Greenblatt: His son (born 1925), who spent his childhood in Ellenville, became a world-renowned Halachic authority and served as the Av Bais Din (Head of the Rabbinical Court) in Memphis, Tennessee and Rabbi Ephraim Greenblatt: His grandson, who served as a prominent Rabbi and author in Memphis, Tennessee. Rabbi Greenblatt asks a shayla to Rabbi Sonnefeld about a debt. Estimate $100 - 200