Millards

Millards refers to a surname of English origin. It is believed to derive from the given name Mildred, meaning "strong in battle" or "mild counsel." The surname likely originated as a patronymic, indicating "son of Mildred." Over time, the name evolved through various spellings and pronunciations, becoming the modern form Millards.

Individuals with the surname Millards can be found in various parts of the world, with concentrations historically in England and subsequently in countries with significant English-speaking populations, such as the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Like many surnames, its spread is often tied to historical migration patterns.

There are no widely known prominent historical figures or singular entities universally recognized by the name "Millards" that would warrant a dedicated entry. It exists primarily as a personal surname. Information on specific family lines or notable individuals bearing the name would require genealogical research. The name itself does not denote a specific place, object, or concept.