Lance Corporal Frank Barber, Machine Gun Corps, of No. 60 Crescent Road, Sheffield, killed

Gunner Joseph Harry Ward, Royal Field Artillery, of No. 29 Sitwell Road, Sheffield, who was employed in the City Surveyor's Dept., Town Hall, died of dysentery

Private H. Turner, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Amberley Street, Sheffield, seriously wounded

Sergeant T. Hague, York and Lancaster Regiment, Porter Street, Sheffield, wounded

Able Seaman S. Poulton of Sharrow Lane, Sheffield, wounded

Private J. Hallam, Australian Forces, Union Lane, Sheffield, wounded

Gnr. Albert Fidler, Royal Field Artillery, of Allen Street, Sheffield, wounded

Private W. Wainwright, North Staffordshire Regiment, Walkley, Sheffield, killed

Wireless Operator Cecil H. Barnard, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, of No. 23 Brookfield Road, Sheffield, awarded the D.S.M.

Miss I. Johnston (left), No. 13 Victoria Road, Broomhall Park and Miss Ida Tomlinson, Pitsmoor, two of the first of Sheffield's daughters to go to France with the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps