Gunner F. Tristram, Royal Field Artillery, Kiveton Park, was a member of Sheffield City Police, killed

First Class Stoker Percy Newton, Pitsmoor, Sheffield, serving on H.M.S. Broke has two brothers fighting in France and is a brother of P.C. Newton of Sheffield City Police

Private Robert Bales, who was believed to be dead, but is a prisoner in Germany.

Mr R. A. Dixon, of The Poplars, Owlerton, Sheffield, granted a commission in the Yorks and Lancs Regiment. He served with a local battalion in Egypt and France

Major Frederick Vickers, of Newstead (Sherwood Foresters) well known in Sheffield district, killed in action

Corporal J. Patterson, Royal Engineers, of 241 Marlcliffe Road, Sheffield, awarded the Military Medal

Private William Goodwin, York and Lancaster Regiment, Welby Place, Sheffield, wounded

Captain John Marsden, (Sherwood Foresters), of Avondale Road, Chesterfield, killed

Sergeant Hubert Harrison, (Sherwood Foresters) formerly the Wirksworth correspondent to the Sheffield Daily Telegraph, severely wounded

2nd Lt. J E Hobson, of Pitsmoor, Sheffield, who was buried in the trenches by a shell and is now lying in a hospital