E. Whitworth, East Yorkshire Regiment, killed 1 Jul 1916, aged 21

Isaac Woodhouse, worked as a Fettler at Rutland Works, and enlisted in the Royal Engineers in the early days of the War. He sied from wounds on 15 Apr 1918

Sergeant P. Woollatt, M[ilitary] M[edal], East Yorkshire Regiment, killed 28 May 1918

W. Wragg, Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment), died 13 Dec 1919

C. Oakes, King's Own Regiment, interned in Holland, and released after the Armistice

Illustration by C. Oakes of the Reading Room at Groningen Barracks, Netherlands (prisoner of war camp)

W. J. Carr , King's Own Regiment, interned in Holland, and released after the Armistice

Corporal Edmund Hawley, Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC), received the Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM) for great gallantry at Deville Wood on the 7 Aug 1916.

Private Clifford Harrington, (Regent Staff), received the Military Medal for gallentry at Solesmes in France on 15 Oct 1918, whilst serving with the York and Lancaster Regiment

High Green Picture Palace, Thompson Hill