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

Temporary Lieutenant Philip Howe, of the West Riding Regiment, son of Mr A. Howe, solicitor, Sheffield, has been awarded the Military Cross

Left to right: Private G. E. Morrison, S. A. I. , Crookes, Sheffield, wounded; Private S. Ward, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, wounded

Left to right: Private Arthur Christian, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield missing; Private J. Biggin, York and Lancaster Regiment, 1st/4th Battalion, Sheffield, wounded and missing, Private R. Elston, York and Lancaster Regiment

Left to right: Drmr John Tinsley, L. N. I. , Sheffield, wounded and prisoner of war; Gunner A. F. Gluyas, Royal Field Artillery, Sheffield, wounded; Private Robert John Rowson Penrose, York and Lancaster Regiment, 1st/4th Battalion, Sheffield wounded

Private Albert Edward Jay, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield died of wounds

Private Phillip Power, York and Lancaster Regiment, 7th Battalion, Sheffield, killed 5 Aug 1916. Commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France]

Private F. [Frank] Haigh, Coldstream Guards, Gleadless, Sheffield, killed 5 Aug 1916, aged 23