Local York and Lancaster [Regiment] casualties - Private E. Norman Gibson, of 125, Whitham Road, Sheffield; wounded

Local York and Lancaster [Regiment] casualties - Private Frank Fowlston, of 172 Crookesmoor Road, wounded

Local York and Lancaster [Regiment] casualties - Lance-Corporal J. R. Rodinson, who is the Staff Photographer for the Sheffield Telegraph; wounded

Local York and Lancaster [Regiment] casualties - Private T. A. Goodyear, who was a member of the Commercial Satff of the Sheffield Telegraph; wounded

Lieutenant Charles Elam, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Endcliffe Crescent, Sheffield, wounded

Lieutenant Storry, York and Lancaster Regiment of Wales, Kiveton Park, Sheffield, wounded

Second-Lieutenant Kenneth L. Oakley, of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, the son of Mr. J. Oakley, of Norfolk Road, Sheffield, wounded

Lieutenant Horsley, Royal Engineers, of 28 Springfield Road, Millhouses, Sheffield, wounded

Captain Horsley, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), brother of Lieutenant Horsley, 28, Springfield Road, Millhouses, Sheffield, wounded

Lieutenant George Cedric Hodgkinson, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Rotherham, died of wounds