May 18, 1823, Nor­wich, Nor­folk, Eng­land.

Sep­tem­ber 20, 1894, Head­ing­ton, Buck­ing­ham­shire, Eng­land.

Millard was ed­u­cat­ed first at Mag­da­len Coll­ege School, then at Mag­da­len Coll­ege, Ox­ford (BA in hon­ors 1845, MA 1848, DD 1859). Tak­ing Ho­ly Or­ders, he be­came Cur­ate of Brad­field, Berk­shire, Eng­land, 1846; Head Mas­ter of Mag­da­len Coll­ege School, 1846; Fel­low of his Coll­ege, 1853; and Vi­car of Ba­sing­stoke, Hamp­shire (1864 to at least 1881). He con­trib­ut­ed a few hymns to the De­vout Chor­is­ter, by T. F. Smith, and al­so pub­lished:

• The Is­land Choir, or the Child­ren of the Child Je­sus, 1847
• Historical No­tic­es of the Of­fice of Chor­is­ters, 1848
• A Short Ac­count of Ba­sing­stoke, Ba­sing and the Neigh­bour­hood, 1874

• Julian, p. 735

1. God Eter­nal, Lord of All
   • God Eter­nal, Mighty King
2. In Deep Hu­mil­i­a­tion
3. Last Night I Lay A-Sleep­ing