Private A. P. Hobson, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Staniforth Road, Sheffield, wounded

Bombardier Joseph Crookes, Royal Field Artillery, Albion Street, Upperthorpe, Sheffield, died of wounds

Captain Lionel A. F. Foers, M.C., York and Lancaster Regiment, of Rotherham, wounded

2nd Lt. Bernard Baxter, Notts and Derby Regiment, of Sheffield, wounded

Gunner A. Lawrence Horner, Royal Field Artillery, Sheffield, wounded and in hospital

Lt. Laurence Whiteley, Machine Gun Corps, only son of Mr and Mrs Seth Whiteley, of Parkholme, Collegiate Crescent, Sheffield, killed in action

2nd Lt. Alfred Gladwin, York and Lancaster Regiment Regiment, of No. 365 Barnsley Road, Pitsmoor, Sheffield, gassed

Lt. E. Yeardley, Machine Gun Corps, of Wadsley, Sheffield, wounded

Sergeant George Thompson, of Sheffield granted a commission in the York and Lancaster Regiment

2nd Lt. R. J. Skelton, York and Lancaster Regiment, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Skelton, Heeley, Sheffield, wounded