Second-Lieutenant George Edwin Sensicall, of Nursery Road, Swallownest, killed in action October 9th

Second-Lieutenant Eric Delaney Tyzack, Royal Engineers attached [to the] Royal Flying Corps. of Plaster House, Brincliffe, killed in action 15 Sep 1917, aged 26 years.

Second-Lieutenant Charles Nicols, Tank Corps, died at Westwood, Sandygate, aged 28.

Second-Lieutenant Frank Mastin, Sherwood Foresters, of Sheffield, killed in action 2 Nov. 1917, aged 21.

Second-Lieutenant Frederick William Dixon, York and Lancaster Regiment, of the Poplars, Owlerton, who fell in the October operations.

Second-Lieutenant Edward Durnan, 13th York and Lancaster Regiment, son of Mr and Mrs T Durnan, Millhouses; fell in France in October 1917

Second-Lieutenant Ernest George Annely, of 3 Grange Crescent Road, Sharrow, reported missing May 3rd, later reported killed in action, aged 28 years.

Second-Lieutenant Thomas Kershaw Hall, Royal Field Artillery, only son of Frank Hall, Ashleigh, Totley Brook, near Sheffield, killed in action 9 Oct. 1917, aged 21

Second-Lieutenant Thomas Manton, York and Lancaster Regiment, of 115 Greenhow Street, Walkley, died of wounds 22 Oct. 1917, aged 27 years.

Second-Lieutenant R. Price-Jones, York and Lancaster Regiment, of 134 Alexandra Road, Heeley. Killed in action 19th Oct. 1917, aged 23 years.