Cognomen Bonar (Bonar 
, Benner 
, 博纳 
) , across the world, is a common last name. The last name Bonar is habitual in Germany, where it is quite a rare surname, Malta, and the United States. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in the United States, Germany, and Indonesia. Much less frequently, Bonar is the forename as well as the last name.
| wilhelm bonar 1614-1674; Erbherr auf Gnadenfeld (b. 1614) |
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| jacob peter bonar Danish military personnel (b. 1659) |
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| john bonar Scottish minister (1722-1761) (b. 1722) |
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| thomas bonar British businessman, GB (b. 1738) |
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| john bonar Scottish lawyer (b. 1747) |
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| james bonar Scottish lawyer and scholar (1757–1821), GB (b. 1757) |
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horatius bonar British minister and poet (1808-1889), GB (b. 1808) |
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andrew bonar British minister (b. 1810) |
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rosalie julie von bonar Child of Leopold von Wüllerstorf-Urbair from Morava and Countess Julie Grohoska from Poland. She married Ernst Freiherr von Bonar. She was the sister of Admiral Bernhard von Wüllerstorf-Urbair, AT (b. 1814) |
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james bonar New Zealand merchant, shipping agent, company director, politician, GB (b. 1840) |
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| james bonar Scottish lawyer and philanthropist (1801-1867) (b. 1801) |
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| john bonar Free Church of Scotland minister (b. 1803) |
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| alfred bonar British diplomat (1813-1886). Secretary of Legation, Bavaria 1849-1865, Secretary of Embassy, Austria/Austria-Hungary 1865-1868, Minister to Switzerland 1868-1874 (b. 1813) |
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| jane c. bonar Scottish hymnwriter (1821-1884), GB (b. 1821) |
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| andrew r. bonar (b. 1818) |
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