Lieutenant W. H. Gould, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Holmcliffe, Brincliffe Edge Road, Sheffield. Wounded and shell shock

Captain H. L. Willey, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), son of Dr. Willey, of Sheffield. Wounded

Second-Lieutenant S. H. Bedford, Royal Berkshire Regiment, son of Mr and Mrs H. H. Bedford, of Sharrow, Sheffield. Killed

Second Lieutenant A. Dudley Stacey, South Staffs Regiment, of 416 Glossop Road, Sheffield, wounded in hospital in Birmingham

Thomas Harper Wood, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Burncross, Chapeltown, killed

Lance Corporal John Parker, King's Royal Rifles (KRR), Sheffield, killed

Quarter Master Sergeant F. D. Moon, West Riding Volunteers, of 261 Pearl Street, Sheffield, was buried with military honours

Lance Corporal Hubert Ball, Royal Engineers, Glencoe Road, Sheffield, killed

Private J. Hanks, Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC), Sheffield, wounded

Lance-Corp. J. Knight, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, died of wounds