Sergeant George Edwards, D.L.I. [Durham Light Infantry], Templeborough, near Sheffield, wounded

Private William Henry Ashforth, West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own), Sheffield, killed [10 Jul 1916, aged 20, son of William Henry and Florence Ashforth, of 173 Cuthbert Bank Road, Sheffield, commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, Somme

Left to right: Private Walter Law, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Park, Sheffield, wounded; Private Harry Earnshaw, Royal Berkshire Regiment, Sheffield, wounded and gas poisoning

Private E. [Ernest] Dearden, Corporal F. Wood and Private A. E. Hiley

Private Frederick Joseph Scothern, Lance-Corporal T. Burley and Corporal William H. Cooke

Private Arthur C. Staff, Private J. Willis and Private W. Bage

Private G. Smith, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, died of wounds

Private W. Parkin, East Yorkshire Regiment, Attercliffe, Sheffield, died of wounds [2 Jul 1916, buried in Puchevillers British Cemetery, Somme, France]

Private Walter Clover, R.N.D.E. (Royal Naval Division Engineers) and Private C. W. Lewis, York and Lancaster Regiment [1st/5th Battalion]

York and Lancaster Regiment, 12th Battalion - Private W. Hinchcliffe, Private Leonard Newton and Corporal Edgar Clifton