Four: Sapper W. Barnecutt, Royal Engineers GTRexclude He remained in this position

He remained in this position until being transferred to the Reserve and graded Class B on September 12

indented in Roman capitals: THOMAS ROONEY

with some gilt still remaining

and dies of wounds received at Givenchy 16th July 1915

as is usually the case with this particular award

Four: Sapper W. Barnecutt, Royal Engineers GTRexclude He remained in this positionSouth 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.