Private J. F. Whiting, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), of Gibraltar Street, Sheffield, killed

Lance Corporal R. Waller, Duke of Wellingtons, Spurr Street, Sheffield, killed

Private H. Blagden, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Crookes, Sheffield, wounded

Private M. W. Herne, Northumberland Fusiliers, Channing Street, Sheffield, severely wounded

Lance Corporal C. E. Daniels of Sheffield, killed

Private Frank Gregory, Black Watch, Fenwood Place, Sheffield, killed

Private Alfred Sanderson, Coldstream Guards, Sheffield City Police, No. 9 Haywood Road, Sheffield, killed in action 25th June 1917 leaving a wife and several children

2nd Lt. Harold L. Buxton, son of Mr W. J. Buxton, the 'Elms', Handsworth who has been promoted from the ranks of A.O.C., to a commission in the Royal Engineers

2nd Lt. Harry Archibald Barlow, Lancashire Fusiliers, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Henry Barlow, of Ecclesall, killed in action

Private Arnold Blackburn, York and Lancaster Regiment, formerly of Woodseats, Sheffield, and employed at Sheffield Daily Telegraph office, killed