Captain T. W. Mottram, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), of Doncaster, son of Mr. T. H. Mottram, H.M. Inspector of Mines, wounded

Private W. C. Long, York and Lancaster Regiment, Roe Lane, Pitsmoor, wounded

Private Frank Nichols, York and Lancaster Regiment, Tom Lane, killed

Private E. A. Machen, York and Lancaster Regiment, 116, Abbeydale Road, wounded

Lance-Corporal Tinsley, York and Lancaster Regiment, Roe Lane, Pitsmoor, wounded

Private Oliver E. Slack, York and Lancaster Regiment, 34, Winter Street, wounded

Private Willie Brogan, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Penistone, wounded

Private William Grundy, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Penistone, wounded

Private A. Whittaker, Royal Artillery, of Penistone, wounded

Private J. W. Shirt, York and Lancaster Regiment, No. 10 Wadborough Road, wounded