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Charles Henry Hart (1866 - 1934) Profile

Canadian Mission ca 1929

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James Henry Hart

Sabina Scheib

Charles H. Hart

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Elaine Justesen, Treasures in Heaven: A Biography of Charles Henry Hart 1866-1934 (Salt Lake City: Charles Henry Hart Family Organization, 1999

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Charles H. Hart

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Born in Bloomington, Bear Lake, Idaho Territory, United States

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Sustained as First Seven President in the First Council of the Seventy

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Ended 1934 September 29

Married to Mary Lalene Hendricks

Set Apart as Mission President