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Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Henry George Bonavia Hunt (1847–1917) was the founder of the Trinity College of Music in London, one of the London conservatoires of music and an International Examining Institutions.He was a British subject born in Malta. His father, William, was engaged there as private secretary/lay vicar to the Bishop of Jerusalem. His grandfather, also William, born 1790 from Sutton in Suffolk, was a brush maker.His surname was originally Hunt; Bonavia was a family name that was inserted as a forename as it had been his mother's maiden name. Henry Hunt's mother, originally Marietta, but later Mary, was Maltese and the daughter of a doctor of Italian extraction. Hunt became known in later times as Bonavia-Hunt and by the time his son, the Revd Noel Aubrey Bonavia-Hunt (b. 1883), was writing vast quantities on the subject of the organ and organ building between 1910 and 1960, the family name was firmly established as \"Bonavia-Hunt\". Another member of the family, D. A. Bonavia-Hunt (a daughter) was an author and her work is still in print.Hunt was ordained to the diaconate of the Church of England in 1878. At first he was a curate in Surrey and later became warden of Trinity College. He was a member of the Oxford University (Christ Church) alumni list. He appears there as \"arm\", i.e., having a recognised family coat of arms.File:Hunttree.jpg"@en }

• Henry_George_Bonavia_Hunt abstract "Henry George Bonavia Hunt (1847–1917) was the founder of the Trinity College of Music in London, one of the London conservatoires of music and an International Examining Institutions.He was a British subject born in Malta. His father, William, was engaged there as private secretary/lay vicar to the Bishop of Jerusalem. His grandfather, also William, born 1790 from Sutton in Suffolk, was a brush maker.His surname was originally Hunt; Bonavia was a family name that was inserted as a forename as it had been his mother's maiden name. Henry Hunt's mother, originally Marietta, but later Mary, was Maltese and the daughter of a doctor of Italian extraction. Hunt became known in later times as Bonavia-Hunt and by the time his son, the Revd Noel Aubrey Bonavia-Hunt (b. 1883), was writing vast quantities on the subject of the organ and organ building between 1910 and 1960, the family name was firmly established as \"Bonavia-Hunt\". Another member of the family, D. A. Bonavia-Hunt (a daughter) was an author and her work is still in print.Hunt was ordained to the diaconate of the Church of England in 1878. At first he was a curate in Surrey and later became warden of Trinity College. He was a member of the Oxford University (Christ Church) alumni list. He appears there as \"arm\", i.e., having a recognised family coat of arms.File:Hunttree.jpg".