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Phoenix Hall

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Welcome to the new Netheravon, Fittleton and Haxton Phoenix Hall Information and Bookings page.

Now you can view the Hall and Committee Room availability online and request a booking with ease. Just click on the links to "view room availabilty" below.

 

Netheravon, Fittleton and Haxton Phoenix Hall, High Street, Netheravon, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP4 9PJ

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THE PHOENIX HALL 200 CLUB
How does it work?
Membership is restricted to 200 people and costs £14.00 a year which maybe paid annually, or half-yearly (£7.00), quarterly (£3.50) or monthly (£1.20). There is a monthly draw on the last Thursday of every month in the Netheravon Working Men's Club for five x £20.00 prizes, with six £50.00 prizes in December. This means that there are a GUARANTEED 60 prizes paid out each year.
 
If you are interested in joining, please phone Gill Murphy on Tel: 01980 670135 (This is just for the 200 club NOT Phoenix Hall Information).

 

 

History Group

Netheravon is steeped in history both military and civilian. We have one of the oldest airfields in the country, some say the world, which is still in use with the Army Parachute Association and also Headquarters Brigade of Gurkhas (HQBG) which is responsible for providing advice on all matters relating to the recruiting and employment of Gurkhas in the British Army. There is also Netheravon House which was built in 1720 as a hunting lodge for the Duke of Beaufort, it was bought in 1898 by the crown commissioners. In 1904 it became the cavalry school officers mess, during it's life time it has also been a 1st world war hospital and convalesant home for Canadian soldiers, a machine gun school in 1921 and it's last army position was for the army chaplains department.

Mill Road, Netheravon

 

 

At the rear of the house we have a uniquely square Dovecote built in 1750 and now owned by the National Trust. There is also All Saints Church dating back to Saxon times, the church records go back as far as 1131.

 

Quite a few people who are tracing their family roots and trying to complete their family tree, have come to us for help and we have had quite a lot of success in assisting them. If you are interested in the village history and would like to see or purchase any of the photos from the archives please email below.

 

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Do you have old photos of the area hidden away in cupboards or your loft? Remember things from years ago that would make interesting reading?. Photos are a great way for others to see and enjoy the local area, We are looking for old historic photos to more recent ones that show the beauty and character of the area, whether it is of the landscape or buildings.

 

We are looking for photos and articles about the area that you think others would find interesting to read or view. If you have anything you think would be interesting please contact the webmaster for further information.

 

About Haxton

 

Haxton, like Fittleton is situated on the east bank of the River Avon and just across the river from the village of Netheravon. Haxton was first recorded as 'Hakeneston' in 1172. In previous ordination’s the name is given as Hakeneston, Habeleston, and Haxton.

 

For most of its history Haxton appears to have been more populous and wealthy than Fittleton; the 1332 tax list, for instance, enters a total for Haxton more than four times that for Fittleton.

 

As late as 1817 the first Ordnance Survey map omits the name Fittleton altogether, and describes the whole settlement as Haxton. The parish church, however, lay just on the Fittleton side of the tithing boundary, and its name has prevailed for the civil parish too.

 

In 1847 an iron suspension bridge was provided to reach Netheravon from Haxton an innovative suspension structure built by Bath engineer James Dredge,, and around 1907 a brick pier and steel beam bridge was built. The bridge from Haxton to Netheravon, known to locals as “The Red Bridge” has now been replaced by a new bridge using some of the old materials to bring it in keeping with the area, but to also make it safe for modern traffic conditions.

 

The village green at Haxton is known as The Pound.

 

 

Netheravon Grave List

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Netheravon Grave List

 

  • 100. CLARK Ethel Mary Gwendoline. 1943.
  • 101. BROWN Lawrence Edgar. 1943.
  • 102. FORSYTH Kate. 1943.
  • 102. FORSYTH Kate Emma. 1997.
  • 103. HEASMAN Albert Edward. 1943.
  • 104. LEWIS Ethel Winifred. 1943.
  • 105. TAVENER Arthur. 1945.
  • 106. BARLOW William James. 1946.
  • 107. ROSE Fanny Ellen. 1946.
  • 108. MAGGS Charles James. 1946.
  • 108. MAGGS Phillis.1947.
  • 109. BURNETT Frederick. 1946.
  • 110. ROBBINS Harold Victor. 1947.
  • 111. KITE Rosella.1947.
  • 112. WOLOHAN Alice. 1947.
  • 112. WOLOHAN James Francis.1971.
  • 113. PLEDGE Mary Bridget.1947.
  • 113. PLEDGE Walter. 1976.
  • 114. SAINSBURY Mary. 1948.
  • 115. LEWIS Frederick H.1948.
  • 116. HISCOCK Stephen. 1948.
  • 117. HISCOCK Sophie. 1959.
  • 118. BERRY Alice. 1948.
  • 119. HOARE Emma.1948.
  • 120. MEAD Lucy.1948.
  • 121. BURDEN William.1949.
  • 121. BURDEN Emily.1972.
  • 122. JACKSON Mary. 1949.
  • 123. MERRITT Emily.1949.
  • 124. MILLS Elizabeth.1950.
  • 125. SHEPPARD Ann.1950.
  • 125. SHEPPARD Herbert John.1961.
  • 126. SAWYER Edward. 1950.
  • 127. NEEDHAM Alice Ann.1950.
  • 127. NEEDHAM Patricia Margaret. 2004.
  • 128. DOUSE Elizabeth Emily.1950.
  • 129. KING Francis. 1950.
  • 129. KING John James. 1966.
  • 130. TAVENER Harriet.1951.
  • 131. HORN Frederick. 1951.
  • 132. O’DONNELL Arthur.1951.
  • 133. BURT Phyllis. 1951.
  • 133. BURT Frederick George. 1988.
  • 134. BENNETT Nellie. 1951.
  • 135. LEWIS Frederick. 1952.
  • 136. DREWITT Charles. 1952.
  • 137. DORE Mabel.1952.
  • 137. DORE John Percy. 1985.
  • 138. WAREHAM Margaret. 1952.
  • 139. BRAKE Helah. 1952.
  • 140. HORSELL William. 1952.
  • 140. HORSELL Sarah Ann. 1964.
  • 140. HORSELL Heather May.1993.
  • 141. SHEPPARD George E. 1952.
  • 142. MAGGS Elizabeth. 1955.
  • 143. SHEPPARD George.1953.
  • 144. FANNERAN Michael. 1953.
  • 145. SHEPPARD Mary.1953.
  • 146. FERRIS Sydney. 1953.
  • 147. STONE Herbert. 1953.
  • 147. STONE Sarah. 1984.
  • 148. HART Edwin Harold. 1954.
  • 148. HART Maud Mary.1960.
  • 148. HART William. 1966.
  • 149. MILLS John. 1954.
  • 150. PETHICK Sarah. 1954.
  • 151. SCULLY Melvin.1954.
  • 152. HARRIS John. 1954.
  • 153. KING Walter.1954.
  • 153. KING Ethel Annie. 1981.
  • 154. MAGGS Harry. 1954.
  • 154. MAGGS Caroline. 1955.
  • 155. CHALKE Daisy. 1954.
  • 156. WITCHELL Phyllis. 1954
  • 157. SCULLY Elizabeth. 1954.
  • 157. SCULLY Vivienne. 1954.
  • 158. SINGLETON Roger. 1954.
  • 159. PITFIELD Edith. 1955.
  • 159. PITFIELD William.1960.
  • 160. BASSI Lee Martin.1959.
  • 160. WORSDELL John Robert.1968.
  • 160. PLATT Matthew. 2001.
  • 161. KEEL Sara Ann. 1954.
  • 161. KEEL George. 1961.
  • 162. FOYLE George. 1955.
  • 162. FOYLE Caroline. 1974.
  • 163. RESERVED
  • 164. BELCHER Richard. 1955.
  • 165. PINCHEN Florence Edith. 1956.
  • 165. BRADLEY Henry Charles.1967.
  • 165. BRADLEY Monica Mary. 1998.
  • 166. WAIN Harry Alfred. 1956.
  • 166. WAIN Charlotte Lizzie1970
  • 166. WAIN John Alfred.1978.
  • 167. NICHOLSON Charles. 1956.
  • 168. MARKS Bertha Margaret Rose. 1957.
  • 169. FISHER James. 1957.
  • 170. REES Benjamin William. 1957.
  • 171. MUNDY Kate. 1958.
  • 171. MUNDY Walter James.1960.
  • 172. CUFF Richard John. 1958.
  • 172. CUFF Florence Elizabeth. 1973.
  • 173. HARRIS Beatrice Agnes. 1958.
  • 173. HARRIS Edwin William. 1965.
  • 174. DOUSE Louis.1958.
  • 174. DOUSE Annie Louisa. 1968.
  • 175. COOK Nellie. 1958.
  • 175. COOK Ernest Reginald. 1961.
  • 176. BAKER Margery Maud. 1958.
  • 177. REED Florence Ella. 1959.
  • 177. REED Frederick Edward. 1964.
  • 178. HILL Ellen. 1959.
  • 178. HILL Edward James. 1964.
  • 179. NICHOLSON Thomas Sydney George. 1959.
  • 180. NYE John. 1959.
  • 181. SMITH Charles. 1959.
  • 181. SMITH Elizabeth. 1975.
  • 182. MITCHELL Mary Kate.1960.
  • 182. MITCHELL Walter. 1966.
  • 183. WALFORD Jane Harriet. 1960.
  • 183. WALFORD Tom Richard. 1960.
  • 184. JONES John Hampson. 1960.
  • 185. COLLISON Frederick George. 1960.
  • 185. COLLISON Alice Ann. 1980.
  • 186. HARDING Frederick. 1961.
  • 187. ROWE Francis William. 1961.
  • 188. JENKINS Emily Rosa. 1961.
  • 188. JENKINS William Leonard. 1968.
  • 189. CROSS Arthur Thomas. 1961.
  • 189. CROSS Delia Mary. 1970.
  • 190. HINTON Frederick Frank. 1962.
  • 191. ASHLEY Robert William. 1962.
  • 192. SAINSBURY Owen Edward.1962.
  • 192. SAINSBURY Emily Annie. 1976.
  • 193. LEWIS Violet May. 1963.
  • 193. LEWIS Arthur George. 1972.
  • 194. CARR Graham Richard. 1963.
  • 194. CARR Eric Malcolm. 1999.
  • 195. MILLS Richard Thomas. 1963.
  • 196. STURGESS Reginald Frank. 1963.
  • 197. STOCKLEY John Thomas. 1974.
  • 197. STOCKLEY Elizabeth. 1974.
  • 197. WAIN Kathleen Mary. 2000.
  • 198. PRATT Janet. 1964.
  • 198. PRATT Walter George. 1967.
  • 199. REDPATH frank. 1964.
  • 199. REDPATH Thomas. 1977.
  • 199. REDPATH Betsy Harriet.1991.
  • 200. SECKER Louis. 1964.
  • 200. SECKER Mary Eley Gertrude. 1969.
  • 200. SECKER Reginald Louis. 2005.
  • 201. ILICKE Aloizy. 1964.
  • 202. HUDSON Richard Albert.1964.
  • 202. HUDSON Eleanor. 1973.
  • 203. FITCHETT Peter Victor Percival.1964.
  • 204. DILLON Agnes Mary. 1965.
  • 205. BELCHER Florence Annie. 1965.
  • 206. SMITH Arthur. 1965.
  • 206. SMITH Dorothy Caroline. 1972.
  • 207. ELMS Rosemary. 1965.
  • 207. ELMS George. 1970.
  • 208. BRADLEY Maud Louise. 1965.
  • 209. MUNDY Frederick George. 1965.
  • 209. MUNDY Ada Mary. 1972.
  • 210. HALL George William. 1966.
  • 211. TALBOT Charles Stewart. 1966.
  • 211. TALBOT Dorothy Victoria. 1973.
  • 212. HUNTLEY Granville Robert. 1966.
  • 213. EAGLES Frederick Charles. 1967.
  • 214. BENFORD Norman Frederick. 1967.
  • 214. BENFORD Madeline Matilda Kathleen. 1998.
  • 215. MARSH Daniel Thomas. 1967.
  • 215. MARSH Mary Theresa. 1986.
  • 216. DOLA Henryk Whardslaw. 1967.
  • 217. LOVETT J. No details
  • 218. SAWYER Alfred George. 1968.
  • 218. SAWYER Ethel. 1974.
  • 219. DEAR Francis William. 1968.
  • 219. DEAR Rosa Mary. 1975.
  • 220. DEAR Frederick Alfred George. 1968.
  • 220. DEAR Beatrice May. 1975.
  • 221. FOYLE Dorothy May. 1969.
  • 222. FOYLE Frederick George. 1983.
  • 223. RYAN Michael Joseph.1969.
  • 223. RYAN Natasha Heidi. 1979.
  • 224. DAVIS Albert Edward. 1969.
  • 224. DAVIS Alice. No date.
  • 225. PIKE William Henry. 1970.
  • 225. MARCHANT Gladys Elizabeth. 1998.
  • 226. DREWETT Theresa Kate. 1970.
  • 226. DREWETT Ernest. 1977.
  • 227. LUCAS Elizabeth Gray, 1970.
  • 228. POWELL William Howard. 1970.
  • 229. WAIN Margaret Elizabeth. 1971.
  • 230. PRENTICE Edward Charles. 1971.
  • 230. PRENTICE Lily Jane. 1994.
  • 231. TAYLOR Sydney. 1972.
  • 231. LYNOTT Jennifer Ann. 2000.
  • 232. O’HARE Henry Bernard. 1972.
  • 232. O’HARE Phyllis Florence Mabel. 2003.
  • 233. WITCHELL Edward John. 1972.
  • 234. SLEVIN James. 1972.
  • 234. SLEVIN Daisy. 1975.
  • 235. WAITE Sydney George. 1972.
  • 235. WAITE Winnie Margaret. 1984.
  • 236. HOLMES Florence. 1973.
  • 236. HOLMES Albert Edward. 1974.
  • 237. McALLISTER George Alexander. 1973.
  • 238. COOK Frank Richard. 1973.
  • 239. CLARK Barty Charles. 1974.
  • 240. BAYSTON Ronald. 1974.
  • 241. McLEAN Harold Charles. 1974.
  • 242. SPOONER Percy Alfred. 1974.
  • 242. SPOONER Florence Maud. 1985.
  • 243. KITE Luther Clifford. 1975.
  • 244. MATTHEWS Herbert. 1975.
  • 244. MATTHEWS Adelaide Beatrice. 1980.
  • 245. MITCHELL Edwin Lesley Charles. 1976.
  • 246. PARKINSON Maureen Elizabeth. 1976.
  • 247. GROVES Miriam. 1977.
  • 248. MEAD Susan Elizabeth. 1978.
  • 249. MAGGS Ernest James. 1979.
  • 249. MAGGS Eleanor Annie. 1984.
  • 249. MAGGS Arthur James. 1986.
  • 250. CARVEY Michael Joseph. 1979.
  • 250. CARVEY Sarah Anne. 1992.
  • 251. CHALKE Ernest Alfred. 1979.
  • 252. GIDDINGS Edward Thomas. 1979.
  • 252. GIDDINGS Lois Ada.1985.
  • 253. ROGERS Alfred William. 1979.
  • 253. ROGERS Elsie Jane.1993.
  • 254. RESERVED
  • 255. SMITH Andrew Martin Sidney.1981.
  • 256. OWEN Edward Horace.1981.
  • 256. OWEN Margaret Sarah.1997.
  • 257. IRVIN Florence Ethel. 1981.
  • 257. IRVIN George. 1997.
  • 258. GIBSON Arthur Alan. 1981.
  • 259. SHEPPARD Evelyn Mary. 1981.
  • 259. SHEPPARD Albert Sydney. 1997.
  • 260. VACANT CHILDS GRAVE
  • 261. SHEPPARD Eunice. 1981.
  • 261. SHEPPARD Alfred James. 1984.
  • 262. BATSON George Robert. 1982.
  • 263. HUNTLEY Mary.1982.
  • 264. MATON Iris Elizabeth. 1982.
  • 265. TAYLOR William Arthur. 1982.
  • 266. WORSDELL Lilian Edith. 1982.
  • 266. WORSDELL Ernest James. 1988.
  • 267. WOLOHAN Florence. 1982.
  • 268. FISHLOCK Elizabeth Jane. 1983.
  • 269. HAYWARD Bert. 1983.
  • 270. HEASMAN Emma Louise.1984.
  • 271. DAVIES Harold Ward. 1984.
  • 271. DAVIES Kathleen. 1984.
  • 272. BARNARD William John Stephen.1984.
  • 272. BARNARD Doreen. 2003.
  • 273. VACANT CHILD GRAVE.
  • 274. FISHER Ernest Albert. 1985.
  • 274.FISHER Daisy Elizabeth. 1992.
  • 275. PHILLIPS David Leith. 1985.
  • 276. SOUL Frederick Charles. 1985.
  • 277. GODDARD John Frederick. 1985.
  • 277. GODDARD Ethel. 2007.
  • 278. RESERVED.
  • 279. REED Frederick Clarence.1985.
  • 279. FUNNELL Violet May. 1993.
  • 280. WATT Eileen May. 1985.
  • 281. BROOKES Doris May. 1987.
  • 282. DEVANEY William. 1990.
  • 283. MAHER Sybil Maud.1990.
  • 284. LEWIS Annie Louisa. 1990.
  • 285. FISHLOCK John Henry. 1990.
  • 286. RESERVED.
  • 287. COLEMAN Walter James. 1991.
  • 288. NEEDHAM Alice Ita. 1991.
  • 288. NEEDHAM Ernest
  • 289. SWINTON James Mathieson. 1991.
  • 290. WALFORD Robert J. 1992.
  • 291. HOWCUTT David John.1992.
  • 292. RESERVED.
  • 293. SHEPPARD Winifred Nina.1992.
  • 293. SHEPPARD Walter Clifford. 1994.
  • 294. PRENTICE Hilda. 1992.
  • 294. PRENTICE Edward Maurice. 1997.
  • 295. CRITCHLEY Rosebud F. H. 1992.
  • 295. CRITCHLEY Ronald Stanley. 2004.
  • 296. PENNELLS Ada. 1993.
  • 296. PENNELLS Ernest George. 1997.
  • 297. REED Dennis.
  • 298. PLANK Granville Lewis. 1995.
  • 298. PLANK Gwendoline Virginia Irene. 2001.
  • 299. FITCHETT Alice Jesse 1995.
  • 299. FITCHETT Albert
  • 299. HAWES Elizabeth Georgina. 2003.
  • 300. CROSS Edith May. 1995.
  • 301. JACKSON Linda Jacqueline. 1997.
  • 302. GEORGE Peter Frank. 1997.
  • 303. OWEN William Robert Edward. 1997.
  • 304. KITE Raymond Luther.1998.
  • 305. PIKE Derek Nigel. 1998.
  • 306. DENMAN Earl Fancourt. 1999.
  • 307. OBORNE Alice Maude. 1999.
  • 308. WILSON Bertha. 1999.
  • 309. REED Marjorie Eileen. 2001.
  • 310. WATT Percy James. 2001.
  • 311. GEE Margaret Ann. 2001.
  • 312. FANNERAN Frederick Patrick. 2002.
  • 313. RESERVED. 314. HARRIS Ronald Albert. 2003.
  • 314 HARRIS Margaret Elizabeth. 2004
  • 315. HARRIS Rowena. 2003.
  • 316. COTTRELL Rita Mary. 2003.
  • 316. COTTRELL Horace. 2003.
  • 317. HOPKINS Helen Lorna Rose. 2004.
  • 318. SLEEMAN Robin 2005.
  • 319. FISHER Margaret Joan. 2005.
  • 319. FISHER Kenneth. 2009
  • 320. DOUTHWAITE Maureen. 2007.
  • 321. PHILLIMORE Anthony .2007.
  • 322. MAHER Henry .2009.
  • 323. FOSTER Elizabeth Doris. 2009.
  • 324. SPOONER Donald. 2009.
  • 325. SOUL Kathleen.2009.
  • 325. MARTIN Margaret. 2009.
  • 326. DOBSON David. 2009.
  • 327. LYNSKEY George. 2009.
  • 328. TOMPKINS Ian.2010.
  • 329. GRIEVE Samuel. 2011.
  • 331. Plank John. 2014
  • 333. WATTS Ted. 2011
  • 336. Bond William 2014

 

Garden of Remembrance

 

  • R1. MADDOCKS Ronald. 1981.
  • R1. MADDOCKS Betty. 1989.
  • R2. KENYON Ruth.1996.
  • R3. REDDICK Stan. 1998.
  • R3. REDDICK Bertha. 2013.
  • R4. MITCHELL Brian Lesley.1999.
  • R5. SHUTLER Marjorie Violet. 2003.
  • R6. HARVEY. Nicky. 2002.
  • R7. JESSUP Roy.2003.
  • R8. HARDWICK Ronald James. 2005.
  • R8. HARDWICK. Mary. 2014.
  • R9. CHEEK Joyce.2006.
  • R10. WORSDELL William.2007.
  • R11. PIKE Frank.2008.
  • R12. MOFFAT Sandra. 2009.
  • R13. RESERVED.
  • R14. COPELAND William. 2009.
  • R14. COPELAND Elizabeth. 2009.
  • R15. POWELL Teresa. 2009.
  • R16. KEIGHTLEY Douglas.2010.
  • R17. McMILLAN Charles.2010.
  • R18. QUIGLEY. Mary Isabel. 2013

 

Children's Graves

 

  • C1. MILES Holly Marie. 1998.
  • C2. HUXTER Barbara. 1966.
  • C3. STEBBINGS Andrew John. 1965.
  • C4. WATTS Adele Jane. 1997.
  • C5. SHEPPARD Jacqueline. 1955.
  • C6. WHEELER Daphne Margaret. 1964.
  • C7. PEARCE Baby
  • C8. SMITHSON Michael John. 1962.
  • C9. WALKER David Paul. 1973. WALKER Peter. 2003.

Military Graves

 

  • M.G.1. FAIRCHILD Lawrence Edmond. 1942.
  • M.G.2. MATTHEWS John Keith. 1942.
  • M.G.3. HEWITT Frederick Edward. 1942.
  • M.G.4. ALLEN David Ron Millar. 1942.
  • M.G.5. DUNN Joseph. 1964.
  • M.G.6. BROWNE Roger James. 1996.
  • M.G.6 BROWNE Lucy Rosemary. 2006
  • M.G.7. CARNEHAM Arthur James. 1945.

 

About Fittleton

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About Fittleton

 

Fittleton is a village and civil parish in the English county of Wiltshire. The parish also contains the adjacent settlement of Haxton.

 

Fittleton and Haxton are situated on the east bank of the River Avon and just across the river from the village of Netheravon.

 

Position: grid reference SU146497

 

Parish History

 

Nearby towns and cities: Amesbury, Devizes, Salisbury, Swindon, Southampton

 

Nearby villages: Netheravon, Coombe, Everleigh.

 

Population 331 in 1831, 274 in 1951 and 234 in 2002

 

Fittleton is a typical chalkland ‘strip’ parish, extending some 7km eastward from the River Avon up on to the wild downland, which since its acquisition by the War Office in 1898 has been devoted to military training and aviation. The parish is divided lengthwise into two tithings, Fittleton and Haxton, and their settlements have coalesced in the valley. Neither is well known or much frequented, because the main road (the A345) runs up the western side of the valley, affording only a glimpse of Fittleton’s steepled church beyond the meadows and fish lakes. Until 1840, when the present road was turnpiked.....

 

This parish history by John Chandler is taken from his books ‘Marlborough and Eastern Wiltshire’ (Hobnob Press, 2001, £20.00, ISBN 0 946418 07 1) and ‘Devizes and Central Wiltshire’ (Hobnob Press, 2003, £20.00, ISBN 0 946418 16 0). The books are the first two of a projected series of seven, under the series title 'Wiltshire: a History of its Landscape and People', which together will offer short histories of every parish in Wiltshire.
 
 

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