Oughtibridge. Post Office, Langsett Road North, 1905

Captain John Bedford, an officer in the Hallamshires [Hallamshire Battalion]

Lieutenant Kenneth Savile Bedford, only son of the late Mr J. G. Hawksley Bedford and Isabella Frances Bedford of Larach Bhan, Kilchrenan, Loch Awe, Argyll. The War Office appointed him lieutenant

Mr Reginald Asline Bedford, the only son of William James Bedford, managing director of John Bedford and Sons, Limited, of which he also is a director

Mr Seaton Hall Bedford, the second son of Mr Henry H. Bedford, of Sharrow Hirst

Gunner Arthur Waterhouse, Royal Field Artillery, 9th Battery, 3rd West Riding Brigade.

Private E. Burgin, 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards. Wounded at Ypres.

Private Thomas Burkinshaw of Grenoside, Signaller in the K.O.Y.L.I. (King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry). Taken prisoner in the Battle of Mons

Rifleman John Herbert Burnham, King's Royal Rifles. Killed in action in the Battle of the Aisne

Private John Sheran, East Yorkshire Regiment. Killed 13 October 1914 at Lille