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 George Edward Thomas Barrett
Sergeant Arthur Foster
Sergeant Edward Norton
Sergeant Frederick William Dawzie Rowley
Sergeant Harry Abbott
Sergeant Elvin Peggs
Sergeant Frederick James Munns
Sergeant Albert Parish
Sergeant William Buckingham
Sergeant John Goodson
Sergeant Sidney Fensome
Sergeant Thomas Wiseman
Sergeant Arthur Percy Wilson
Sergeant Edward Bradshaw
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