Signaller Harry Read, York and Lancaster Regiment, Fox Street, Pitsmoor, Sheffield, severely wounded

German Atrocities on Record with Authentic Illustrations. Supplement to the Sheffield Daily Telegraph, May 6, 1915

City of Sheffield coronation of their majesties King George V and Queen Mary: Sheffield celebrations, June 22nd 1911

Private D. T. Sykes, Royal Fusiliers, third son of Rev. W. Sykes, Vicar of Hillsborough, Sheffield, wounded

Private J. Harrison, Yorkshire Regiment, of Sheffield, killed

Corporal J. R. Wright, formerly teacher at Upperthorpe Council School, Sheffield, killed

Sergeant Frank Miller, Kings Royal Rifles, son of Mr and Mrs G. Miller, of Kiveton Park, granted a commission

Sister O. Rose, Territorial Force Nursing Service, of the Third Northern General Hospital, Sheffield who has been awarded the Royal Red Cross

Signaller Hugh Johnson, Royal Scots, 46 Bellefield Street, Sheffield, killed

Private Alf Rushby, York and Lancaster Regiment, 122 Bradley Street, Sheffield, killed