2nd Lt. A. W. Laidlaw, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Bank House, Mexborough, in hospital suffering from trench feet

Private T. H. Smith, West Yorkshire Regiment, Burnaby Street, Sheffield, wounded

Private F. Rossington, Northumberland Fusiliers, Sheffield, wounded

Private Edgar F. McNally, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, killed

Private W. H. Radley, died of wounds, Pitt Street, Sheffield, twice wounded

Able Seaman J. Broomhead, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Sheffield, died of wounds

Signaller Tyzack, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, killed

Lt. Percy H. Davy, of the Royal Flying Corps, son of Mrs Austin Batty, Sharrow Head, Sheffield, dangerously wounded whilst flying in France

Co. Sergeant Major Crawshaw, (son of late Mr Frank Crawshaw) of Sorby Street, Sheffield awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal

Sergeant Major J. Swain, Royal Field Artillery, of Hillsborough, Sheffield, awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal.