Captain W. Hunstone Brierley, of New Mills, killed in action

Captain F. Spencer, Sherwood Foresters, Mansfield, killed in action

Lieutenant W. I .S. Hartley, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), of Barnburgh Rectory, near Mexborough. Killed in action.

Wounded soldiers at Longshaw

Second-Lieutenant W. H. Dyson, Westbourne Road, Sheffield. Queen's Westminsters. Wounded and missing

Second-Lieutenant W. S. Humphries, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, of 601 Carlisle Street East, Sheffield. Wounded

Second-Lieutenant Leslie M. Ekin, brother of Second-Lieutenant Jim Ekin, both of York and Lancaster Regiment, missing since July 1st 1916

Second-Lieutenant Jim Ekin, brother of Second-Lieutenant Leslie M. Ekin, both of York and Lancaster Regiment, missing since July 1st 1916

Wounded soldiers from one of the hospitals playing bowls and croquet in a beautiful Sheffield garden, which is thrown open every day for their use.

Private C. Goodinson, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, wounded