First name(s) Henry Trinder
Country England
Last name Millard
Volume 6A
Birth registration year 1888
Page 451
Registration quarter 1
Record set England & Wales Births 1837-2006
Mother's maiden name Chandler
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
District Tewkesbury
Subcategory Civil Births
County Gloucestershire
Collections from Great Britain, England

1891 Hatchs Farm, Gloster Road, Deerhurst,
William Millard Head Married Male 38 1853 Farmer Gloucestershire, England
Alice Millard Wife Married Female 35 1856 - Leigh, Gloucestershire, England
Mary Millard Daughter - Female 10 1881 - Leigh, Gloucestershire, England
John Millard Son - Male 9 1882 - Deerhurst, Gloucestershire, England
George Millard Son - Male 8 1883 - Deerhurst, Gloucestershire, England
Sydney Millard Son - Male 6 1885 - Deerhurst, Gloucestershire, England
Mabel Millard Daughter - Female 4 1887 - Deerhurst, Gloucestershire, England
? Millard Son - Male 3 1888 - Deerhurst, Gloucestershire, England
Harold Millard Son - Male 1 1890 - Deerhurst, Gloucestershire, England
Decima Millard Sister Single Female 25 1866 - Gloucestershire, England

1901 Pincott Farm, Upton St Leonards,
Alice Millard Head Widow Female 45 1856 Farmer Gloucestershire, England
John Millard Son Single Male 19 1882 Farmer son Gloucestershire, England
Mary Millard Daughter Single Female 21 1880 Farmer daughter Leigh, Gloucestershire, England
William G Millard Son Single Male 18 1883 Farmer son Deerhurst Walton, Gloucestershire, England
Sydney Millard Son - Male 16 1885 Apprentice (upholsterer) Deerhurst Walton, Gloucestershire, England
Alice M Millard Daughter - Female 14 1887 - Deerhurst Walton, Gloucestershire, England
Henry T Millard Son - Male 13 1888 - Deerhurst Walton, Gloucestershire, England
Harold S Millard Son - Male 11 1890 - Deerhurst Walton, Gloucestershire, England
Amelia Millard Daughter - Female 9 1892 - Deerhurst Walton, Gloucestershire, England
Leonard Millard Son - Male 7 1894 - Deerhurst Walton, Gloucestershire, England
Edward Millard Son - Male 5 1896 - Deerhurst Walton, Gloucestershire, England

1911 Pincote Farm Upton St Leonards,
Alice Millard Head Widow Female 55 1856 Farmer Leigh Glos
John Millard Son Single Male 29 1882 Farmer son working on farm Durhurst Glos
William George Millard Son Single Male 28 1883 Farmer son working on farm Durhurst Glos
Henry Rinder Millard Son Single Male 23 1888 Farmer son working on farm Durhurst Glos
Harold Samuel Millard Son Single Male 21 1890 Farmer son working on farm Durhurst Glos
Amelia Millard Daughter Single Female 19 1892 Dairy work Durhurst Glos
Leonard Tom Millard Son Single Male 17 1894 Shop assistant Durhurst Glos
Edward Millard Son Single Male 15 1896 Farmer son working on farm Durhurst Glos

1921 Prinknash Park, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England
Millard Henry Joinder
1888
—
1921
1921 Census Of England & Wales

First name(s) Henry T
County Gloucestershire
Last name Millard
Country England
Marriage quarter 3
Volume 6A
Marriage year 1927
Volume as transcribed 6A
Registration month -
Page number 815
Henry T Millard married Dorothy M Moss
Record set England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
District Gloucester
Subcategory Civil Marriage & Divorce

1939 Canning Arms,Public House,Hartpury,G
Henry T Millard 22 Jan 1888 Male Dairy Farmer & Innkeeper Married 14 1
Dorothy M Millard 13 Mar 1898 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 14 2

First name(s) Henry T
County Worcestershire
Last name Millard
Volume 9D
Sex Male
Page 312
Birth year 1888
Country England
Age 73
Record set England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007
Death quarter 1
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Death year 1961
Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials
District Malvern
Collections from Great Britain, England

For completeness and as I suspect you've guessed, Mike's post contained a typo error and it should have read 1911 wrt John Burford, here's the full census transcript.

1911 Census, 10 rooms at Canning Arms Hotel, Hartpury, Gloucester

Robert Burford Head abt 1875 36 Male Married 19yrs Landlord Hotel Hartpury, Gloucestershire
Alice Lucy Burford Wife abt 1873 38 Female Married 19yrs Hardwicke, Gloucestershire
Gladys Maude Burford Daughter abt 1893 18 Female Single Assistant in Business Hartpury, Gloucestershire
Laura Shepard Servant abt 1896 15 Female Single servant Gloucester, Gloucestershire
Charles Henry Evans Servant abt 1893 18 Male Single Groom Domestic Hartpury, Gloucestershire
Annie Louisa Pickering Visitor abt 1876 35 Female Married 10yrs Quedgley, Gloucestershire
Kenneth Pickering Visitor abt 1906 5 Male Shurdington, Gloucestershire

Also see
http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-125582-canning-arms-hartpury-gloucestershire

Hope this helps

I'm really sorry about taking so long to get back to you. I'd no idea I had anymore replies to this thread.

Thank you for the information you gave me. As far as I'm aware John Francis Nash was the landlord at the Canning Arms for a few months or so but I'm not sure of exactly how long, I'm afraid. I'm trying to found out as much as I can of his spell as landlord but besides what I've found above and from your reply I haven't been able to find out much else as yet.

Take care,

Martin

I'm so sorry to have not messaged you back before now, I had no idea I had anymore replies to this thread. As long as you're still happy to, I'd love to get in touch with you about our family. I'll try and private message you my e-mail so you can e-mail me if you'd like to.

Thank you for telling me what you did. I found that John Francis Nash was at the South Leicester Hotel in 1911/1912 as I believe I found him in the 1911 Census & 1912 Wrights Directory as well but I'd no idea that Robert and Mary Talbot Nash ran it before he did.

Take care,

Martin

I would be delighted to get in touch with you further about our family.
Ann Porter

John Francis Nash did have a spell as the landlord of the Canning Arms but the only reference I have to him is in the 1906 Kelly's Directory. In November 1902 we know the landlord was William George Winwood because an inquest was held there. By 1901 the pub had been taken over by Robert Burford, the son of a local butcher.

If you do have any further information about the length of his tenure I would be very pleased to hear of it

Regards, Corsend

Martin

http://www.gloucestershirecamra.org.uk/pubs/glospubs/new/FeatureFiller/index.php

In the mortgage taken out on the Hartpury Estate in 1908 the tenants of the Canning Arms were the Royal Well Brewery Co Ltd. of West Malvern.
As far as I know this was the only Gloucestershire pub that sold beers from the Royal Well Brewery.
There were 26 tied houses in their estate, which were offered for auction on 21st July 1930 and the brewery went into liquidation in 1931.
In 1908 the Canning Arms, together with 10 acres of land, had an annual rateable value of £70.
The Canning Arms has also been known as the Crown (on the 1809 Woolridge map) and the Rose and Crown (1841 census).
The licensees listed from 1985 are taken from transfer applications and it is not certain if all the applications were successful.
John Ashton, the last licensee, lived on the premises after the Canning Arms was de-licensed in 2002.
In 2007 a planning application was submitted to the Forest of Dean district council to create two separate dwellings at the Canning Arms.

1851,1856 Mary Long (Rose and Crown in 1856)
1867 Robert Giles
1809 John Moody (listed as the Crown Inn on a map)
1871, 1897 Charles Sivell (aka Charles Sivelle in 1881 and Charles Sivill in 1889)
1902 William Butt
1903 William George Winwood
1906 John Francis Nash
1906/07 R. McCann
1919,1927 Robert Burford
1939 Henry Trinder Millard (also employed as a dairy farmer and butter maker)
1977 Joyce Maureen Herbert from Victor James Herbert
1978 Trevor Davies (of the Queens Arms, Ashleworth) from Joyce Herbert
1979 Mrs E. Davies
1985 Roy George Durnall from Mrs E. M. Davis
1987 Ian Paul Douglas White from Roy Durnell
1991 John Mark Burns-Lindow from Ian Wayne Hamblett
1996 Paul Gary Simpson and Sean Ashton from John and Jean Ashton

I was just wondering if anyone knew anything about the 'Canning Arms' in Hartpury that was around in 1904/1905? Apparently my Great Great Grandfather, John Francis NASH was the Landlord/Victualler then.

Thank you.

Martin