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| Marston Maisey |
| Melksham |
|  John Rutty, 1689-1775, Physician and diarist born here. Wrote on medical subjects and A History of the Quakers in Ireland
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| Melksham Without |
| Julia de Lacy Mann, 1891-1985, Books on the economic history of the textile industries & Principal of St. Hilda's College, Oxford. Lived at Bowerhill. |
| Mere |
| William Barnes, 1800-1886, Poet; schoolmaster at Mere, 1823-1835 |
| Mildenhall |
| Milston |
| Joseph Addison, 1672-1719, Poet; essayist and statesman, born at Milston |
| Milton Lilbourne |
| Minety |
| Helen Armstrong, Children's author whose first book, 'The Road to Somewhere', was published in 2000. 'Nip's Tale' was published in 2005. |
| Monkton Farleigh |
| Netheravon |
| Frank Sawyer, Water keeper and writer on rivers and angling; lived in Neteheravon. |
| Oliver Kite |
| Sydney Smith, 1771-1845, Essayist and wit; curate at Netheravon for a short time |
| Netherhampton |
| Nettleton |
| Newton Toney |
| Celia Fiennes, 1662-1741, Diarist, born and lived at Newton Tony |
| North Bradley |
| Charles Daubeny, 1745-1827, Vicar 1778-1827. Author of 'Guide to the Church' (1798), 'Protestant Companion' (1824) and other works. |
| North Newnton |
| North Wraxall |
| Norton |
| June Badeni, Historian; lives at Norton |
| Norton Bavant |
| Oaksey |
| Elspeth Huxley, 1907-1997, Travel writer; lived at Oaksey |
| Odstock |
| John Creasey, 1908-1973, Novelist; lived at Bodenham |
| Ogbourne St. Andrew |
| Ogbourne St. George |
| Orcheston |
| Patney |
| Pewsey |
| Pitton & Farley |
| Ralph Whitlock, Writer and columnist; born at Pitton |
| Potterne |
| Edith Miles, 20th century, Writer of children's novels (published 1929-1940) and schoolteacher, lived at Potterne. |
| Nigel Balchin, 1908-1971, Novelist; born in Potterne |
| Poulshot |
| Preshute |
| Purton |
| Quidhampton |
| Edith Olivier, 1873-1948, Writer; lived in Daye House at Quidhampton |
| Ramsbury |
| Redlynch |
| Herbert Mann Livens, 1860-1946, Resident of Nomansland who wrote a book on the village and 2 books on natural history |
| Pamela M. Henderson, Novelist and poet who was born and brought up in Redlynch. Also uses the pseudonyms of Paula Forest & Katie Morgan |
| Roundway |
| Rowde |
| Ferdinando Warner, 1703-1768, Vicar from 1790-2; wrote religious works, histories of Ireland, a book on gout, etc. |
| Rushall |
| Salisbury |
| Anthony Trollope, 1815-1882, Novelist; conceived idea for The Warden when walking alongside R. Avon near The Close. |
| George Herbert, 1593-1633, Poet; rector of Bemerton |
| Henry Fielding, 1707-1754, Novelist;, married a Miss Craddock of Salisbury, lived in 3 houses in the city, wrote part of Tom Jones (1749) at Milford. |
| James Harris, 1709-1780, Grammarian; born in The Close. Wrote Hermes, or a Philosophical Inquiry concerning Universal Grammar (1751) |
| John Foxe, 1516-1587, Martyrologist, canon of Salisbury Cathedral from 1563 |
| John Jewel, 1522-1571, Theologian; bishop of Salisbury 1560-1571 |
| John of Salisbury, c.1118-1180, Scholar and statesman; born at, or near, Old Sarum |
| John Thornborough, 1551-1641, Churchman and radical writer; born in Salisbury |
| John Tobin, 1770-1804, Dramatist; born at Salisbury |
| Michael Maschiart, d. 1598, Latin poet; born in Salisbury. |
| Philip Massinger, 1583-1640, Dramatist; born at Salisbury |
| Richard Hayter, 1611-1684, Theological writer born in Salisbury. |
| Sir Tobie Matthew, 1577-1655, Catholic churchman and polemicist; born in Salisbury. |
| Thomas Bennet, 1673-1728, Religious polemicist; born in Salisbury. |
| William Coxe, 1747-1828, Historian; died in Salisbury |
| William Golding, 1911-1993, Novelist; teacher in Salisbury |
| Savernake |
| Seagry |
| Sedgehill & Semley |
| Seend |
| Semington |
| Shalbourne |
| Jethro Tull, 1674-1741, Author of works on husbandry; lived at Prosperous Farm from 1709 until his death. |
| Sherrington |
| Sherston |
| Shrewton |
| Sopworth |
| South Newton |
| A. G. Street, 1892-1966, Novelist and agricultural writer; lived for the latter part of his life at Mill Farm. Born in Wilton. |
| South Wraxall |
| Southwick |
| William Doel, Author of 'Twenty Golden Candlesticks!' (1890) was born in Southwick and became minister of the Baptist chapel there. |
| Stanton St. Bernard |
| Stanton St. Quintin |
| Stapleford |
| Staverton |
| Steeple Ashton |
| Eustace Fulcrand Bosanquet, Wrote children's books as 'S. Ashton' in the early 20th century. |
| Steeple Langford |
| Stert |
| Stockton |
| Stourton with Gasper |
| Sir Richard Colt Hoare, 1758-1838, Historian and antiquarian; lived at Stourhead. |
| Stratford Tony |
| Sutton Benger |
| Sutton Mandeville |
| Sutton Veny |
| Ella Noyes |
| Swallowcliffe |
| Teffont |
| Tidcombe & Fosbury |
| Tidworth |
| Tilshead |
| Tisbury |
| Arthur Ransome, 1884-1967, Novelist; biographer, essayist; lived at West Hatch |
| Lockwood Kipling, 1837-1911, Father of Rudyard Kipling and illustrator of some of his books. He and his wife lived here and are buried here. |
| Rex Sawyer, Local history writer and novelist living in Tisbury |
| Sir John Davies, 1569-1626, Statesman, dramatist and and poet (including notorious epigrams), Attorney General of Ireland 1603-16, was born and brought up in Tisbury. |
| Tockenham |
| Tollard Royal |
| Trowbridge |
| Bel Mooney, Journalist and novelist. Born 1946 in Liverpool and moved 1960 to Trowbridge; attended Trowbridge Grammar School. |
| George Crabbe, 1755-1832, Poet; Rector of Trowbridge, 1814-1832 |
| Maureen Duffy, British novelist, who was an evacuee in Trowbridge in the early 1940s. She made the town the setting of her first novel. |
| Upavon |
| Henry Hunt, Radical politician (1773-1835) born at Widdington Farm and a gentleman farmer of Upavon. |
| Upton Lovell |
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