Sergeant G. H. C. Wilson, York and Lancaster Regiment, 81, Sandford Grove Road, wounded

Corporal H. S. Robinson, Queen's Westminsters, Clarence Road, Hillsborough, wounded

Private James Norton, York and Lancaster Regiment, Fulwood Park, wounded

Private A. Parkin, East Yorks[hire Regiment], 184, Ripon Street, Attercliffe, wounded

Lieutenant Earl, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Wales Vicarage, Sheffield, wounded

Captain T. W. Mottram, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), of Doncaster, son of Mr. T. H. Mottram, H.M. Inspector of Mines, wounded

Private W. C. Long, York and Lancaster Regiment, Roe Lane, Pitsmoor, wounded

Private Frank Nichols, York and Lancaster Regiment, Tom Lane, killed

Private E. A. Machen, York and Lancaster Regiment, 116, Abbeydale Road, wounded

Lance-Corporal Tinsley, York and Lancaster Regiment, Roe Lane, Pitsmoor, wounded