Four: Sapper W. Barnecutt, Royal Engineers GTRexclude with some gilt still remaining

with some gilt still remaining

intact lugs and pins)

and dies of wounds received at Givenchy 16th July 1915

for his researches in Zoology

Report on the Scientific Results of the Challenger Expedition 1886-95

Four: Sapper W. Barnecutt, Royal Engineers GTRexclude with some gilt still remainingSouth Africa 1877 79, 1 clasp, 1879 (11055 Sapper, R. E.); Egypt and Sudan 1882 89, undated reverse, 1 clasp, Suakin 1885 (11055 Sapr., 2 Sec. T. Bn. R. E.); Army L. S. & G. C., V. R. (11055 Sapr., R. E.; Khedive? s Star 1884 6, unnamed, edge bruising, contact marks, nearly very fine. William Barnecutt was born in Gillingham, Kent. A Collar Maker by occupation, he attested for the Royal Engineers at Devonport on 8 May 1871, aged 21 years. With the R.