Private Frank Sanderson, brother of Reg. W. Sanderson, York and Lancaster Regiment, 49, Cliffefield Road, wounded the same day as his brother

Private T. H. Williamson, York and Lancaster Regiment, son of Mr. T. H. Williamson, secretary of the Sheffield Institute for the blind, wounded

Private Bernard Marsh, York and Lancaster Regiment, Furnival Road, Sheffield, wounded

Private A. Dawson, York and Lancaster Regiment, 38 Taptonville Road, Sheffield, wounded

Private Frank Read, York and Lancaster Regiment, 6 Binfield Road, Meersbrook, Sheffield, wounded

Private Wm. G. Wilcox, York and Lancaster Regiment, 87 Burngreave Road, Sheffield, wounded

Private J. W. Turton, York and Lancaster Regiment, 176 Cobden View Road, Sheffield, wounded

Private Harold Blanton, York and Lancaster Regiment, 35 Hope Street, Sheffield, wounded

Lieutenant W. Royle, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), son of Mrs. Royle, The Elms, Town Moor Avenue, Doncaster. Killed

Lieutenant Stanley Cyril Else, York and Lancaster Regiment, eldest son of Mr. H. C. Else, managing director of Messrs. Wm. Cooke and Co., Tinsley, Sheffield. Killed