Lat. serviens servant to a knight in medieval times. The English borrowed the word sergeant from the French in about the Thirteenth Century. Meaning "non-commissioned military officer" first recorded 1548. Originally a much more important rank than presently.
Sergeant
Sergeant Ralph Forman
Sergeant Leonard Emsden
Sergeant George William Brown
Sergeant Frederick Wm. Banks
Sergeant George Frederick Dellar
Sergeant Arthur William Mead
Sergeant Colin Evans
Sergeant William Lowrie
Sergeant Percy Francis Counter
Sergeant Charles William Tibby
Sergeant Thomas Daniel Gilbey
Sergeant Arthur Thomas Sharpe
Sergeant Arthur Henry Sharp
Sergeant Harry Mead
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