Ebenezer Kingsbury Hunt [SEP] educated at
E. K. Hunt Chair (i.e., Professorship) of Anatomy at Yale University is named after him.
Published works.
- Concerning the American psychiatrist Amariah Brigham
- (Sumner was Professor of Botany at Washington College in 1829 and President of the Connecticut State Medical Society in 1849)
- A reprint of the 1845 book.
See also.
- Psychiatric hospital
- History of psychiatric institutions
External links.
- Connecticut State Medical Society
Ebenezer Kingsbury Hunt
Ebenezer Kingsbury Hunt (often called E. K. Hunt) (August 26, 1810 - May 2, 1889) was a prominent physician in Hartford, Connecticut.
Early life.
Ebenezer Kingsbury Hunt was born in Coventry, Connecticut. Hunt's parents were Dr. Eleazar Hunt (1786-1867) and Sybil (née Pomeroy) Hunt (1789-1876). 
He was educated in the schools of Middletown, Connecticut and Amherst, Massachusetts and graduated from Yale College in 1833, where he was