HENRY VIII'S

What this record means

The record shows that “HENRY VIII’S” is a dead, cancelled service mark that was once registered on the Principal Register. The owner was James H. Williams, an individual organized in New Hampshire. The mark covered restaurant services under class 043, specifically “Restaurant.” Because the mark was cancelled under Section 8 for failure to file a declaration, it no longer carries enforceable rights, but the history remains in the USPTO database. The closest concern for a similar name would be in the restaurant or hotel services area, where the wording “Henry VIII’s” could be seen as similar. The record does not give control over every use of the words, only over the specific goods listed. No enforcement actions, oppositions, or cancellations beyond the Section 8 event appear in the supplied history. For someone considering a similar name, the record suggests a moderate risk of confusion in the restaurant sector, but the mark’s cancellation weakens that risk.