Left to right: Private S. James, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Tinsley, Sheffield wounded; Private C. Swift, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, wounded

Left to right: Private Alfred Crofts, West Yorkshire Regiment, Sheffield, killed; Private S. Turner, West Yorkshire Regiment, Sheffield, killed, Private Fred E. Pasley, Yorkshire Regiment, Sheffield, killed

Left to right: Sergeant R. Raine, Sherwood Foresters, awarded Military Medal; Private Frank Fisher, York and Lancaster Regiment, wounded and missing and Private Thomas Frederick Baldwin, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, killed

Countess Fitzwilliam opening garden fete in the grounds of Dr. Kenny of Wickersley in aid of soldiers and sailors

Left to right: Private Sam Scott, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, killed; Private F. W. Richmond, West Yorkshire Regiment, Walkley, Sheffield, killed; Private G H Brooke, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, died of wounds

Left to right: Private George Eaton, West Yorkshire Regiment, Heeley, Sheffield, killed; Private Vincent Harvey, Northumberland Fusiliers, Sheffield, killed; Private Albert Smith, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, killed

Lance-Corporal C. Brown, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, wounded

Rifleman Geo. Cockin, King's Royal Rifles, Sheffield, wounded

Private G. W. Barker, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Neepsend, Sheffield, died of wounds, 5 Sep 1916. Buried in Warloy-Baillon Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France.

King Edward VII Crippled Children's Institution, Rivelin Valley Road - elevations