Theodore Jonathan Hart (May 7, 1816 - May 28, 1887) was a Canadian businessman from

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. He was the son of Benjamin Hart and grandson of Aaron Hart. Hart was involved in various business interests in Montreal and trade to Britain. Hart became a Unitarian after his second marriage. Retired due to health concerns, Hart died in France.

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* 1816 births 1887 deaths Theodore Hart Businesspeople from Montreal Canadian Jews Canadian Unitarians Canadian people of English-Jewish descent Canadian people of German-Jewish descent Deaths from stomach cancer Deaths from cancer in France 19th-century Canadian Jews {{Canada-business-bio-stub