Corporal T. G. Kingston, East Yorkshire Regiment, Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, killed

Left to right: Private Alfred Shaw, Royal Fusiliers, Sheffield, killed; Private Joseph Evans, East Yorkshire Regiment, Sheffield, killed

left to right: Private M. McCormick, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, wounded, Private H Davis, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Gleadless, Sheffield, missing

Left to right: Lance Corporal Andrew Trickett, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, missing, Private H. Oliver, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, wounded

Left to right: Lance Corporal Andrew Trickett, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, missing, Private H Oliver, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, wounded

Driver E. Shay, Royal Field Artillery, Knottingley, wounded

Left to right: Private Walter Wall, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Owlerton, Sheffield, missing, Lance Corporal Ernest Rowbuck Butterfield, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Rotherham, wounded

Temp. Lieutenant Charles B. Bird, Royal Field Artillery, son of Mrs G. H. Jones of Potter Hill, Greasborough, awarded Military Cross for conspicuous gallantry

Rifleman William McManus, King's Royal Rifles, Attercliffe, Sheffield, has been blind for 5 weeks caused by fumes from a shell. He has now recovered his sight and making good progress in King George's Hospital, London

Private Arthur Greensmith, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, missing