Sergeant James Whitham Gallimore, Field Ambulance, of 13 Dobbin Hill, Sheffield, killed. He was the son of the late Mr James J. Gallimore

Sergeant C. S. Haughton, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, mentioned in dispatches

Private W. R. Smith, York and Lancaster Regiment, 196 Derbyshire Lane, Sheffield, missing 3rd May 1917

Capt. Sydney A. Payne, York and Lancaster Regiment, son of Dr A. A. Payne, of Hillsborough, Sheffield, mentioned in dispatches

Lt. W. Meggitt Winter, Royal Garrison Artillery, Sheffield, has been at the front since April 1916 and Adjutant of a Heavy Artillery Group since 14th December, mentioned in dispatches

Capt. William Barnsley Allen (1892 - 1933), formerly at the Sheffield University who was on saturday invested with the V.C. by H.M. the King

2nd Lt. Marcus J. Whitehead of Wilton Place, Collegiate Crescent, Sheffield, now in hospital in France suffering from severe injuries to the leg

Lt. V. S. Goodyer, son of Rev. Samuel Goodyer formerly of Millhouses, and son-in-law of Mr W. W. Chisholm, of Sheffield, mentioned in dispatches

2nd Lt. J. Burdekin, who attended King Edward VII School, Sheffield, son of the late Mr H. A. Burdekin, of Broomhall Park, Sheffield, granted a commission in the R.F.A.,

Private W. Lighton, York and Lancaster Regiment, 44 Linden Avenue, Woodseats, Sheffield, awarded the Military Medal, for carrying messages under heavy shell fire on Easter Monday