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

Sergeant Leonard Nelson, York and Lancaster Regiment, formerly employed by the Sheffield Education Committee, awarded the Military Medal

Private E. Hibbard, Durham Light Infantry, Totley Brook Road, Dore, Sheffield, wounded

Private Ernest Fennell, York and Lancaster Regiment, Penistone, killed

Private R. Brand, York and Lancaster Regiment, Bradwell, Sheffield, killed

Private C. Renshaw, Seaforth Highlanders, Sheffield, killed

Lance-Sergeant. W. Jennett, East Yorkshire Regiment, Hillsborough, Sheffield, Killed

Private John Goundry, Leicestershire Regiment, Dinnington, killed