Handwritten note by Edward Elgar from a presentation copy of The Dream of Gerontius, presented to the Free Library of Sheffield after a performance of the work by the Sheffield Music Festival Chorus in 1902

Sergeant N. Ibberson, Yorkshire Regiment, Andover Street, Sheffield, wounded for third time

Gunner E. C. Dickinson, Royal Field Artillery, Western Road, Crookes, Sheffield, died of wounds

Private E. J. Bolsover, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Industry Street, Walkley, Sheffield, gassed and died in hospital

Corporal George Warrilow, Royal Army Medical Corps, Industry Street, Walkley, Sheffield, gassed

Private J. W. De Bell Hurst, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Broadfield Road, Heeley, Sheffield, second time wounded

2nd Lt. Thomas Arnold Skinner, Kings Own Scottish Borderers, second son of Mr and Mrs J. C. Skinner, 76 Ivy Park Road, Ranmoor, Sheffield, wounded 31st July and died in hospital in France 10th August

2nd Lt. Allinson of Carter Knowle Road, Sheffield, recently granted a commission with the Royal Flying Corps.

Sergeant W. Brooks, Royal Army Medical Corps, Sheffield, gassed

Private P. Kendall Baker, York and Lancaster Regiment, Wallace Road, Sheffield, wounded