Original World War One 1914/15 Star, Spr Cheeseman, Royal Engineers, Died, Battle of the Somme 1/72 She was living at 4

She was living at 4 Church Street

but not affixed to an object like in FP No

but condition generally sound

Named on the front to E

the formation sign of the 4th Canadian Division

Original World War One 1914/15 Star, Spr Cheeseman, Royal Engineers, Died, Battle of the Somme 1/72 She was living at 4An original British 1914 15 Star Medal, length of replacement ribbon, correctly named to; 42850 SPR: C. CHEESEMAN. R. E. Cecil Cheeseman was entitled to a 15 trio, having arrived in France on 18 July 1915. He served with the 82nd Field Company. 'Soldiers Died' states he died of wounds on 1 August 1916 He was the son of George and Mary of Cerne Abbas, Dorchester and is buried in Daours Communal Cemetery Extension. The was one of several cemeteries near