Col. MacKenzie Smith, who took out the Yorkshire Dragoons.

Col. D. Branson, D.S O., M.C. commanded the Hallamshires in some of the stiffest fights. Twice wounded.

Sir William Clegg (1852 - 1932), CBE., LLD., JP

Sir Robert Hadfield (1858-1940), Bart., FRS, industrialist

W. G. Evans, J. P., Welfare Superintentent at Vickers

10 Cossey Road on the morning after the Zeppelin raid (26 September 1916)

Second-Lieutenant J. Colin Mirfin, York and Lancaster Regiment, who died in hospital after wounds received during the war.

Lance-Corporal John Lawrence Mirfin, who, after a brilliant career at the Central Secondary School, won a open scholarship at King's, Cambridge. He then joined the army (York and Lancaster Regiment), and was killed.

Second-Lieutenant Charles Walter Budds. KOYLI, aged 22, only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F Budds, 3, Burngrove Place, Pitsmoor was killed in action in France on 8 Sep 1918

Commemorative book mark sold in aid of church funds showing Rev. J. E. Williams and Attercliffe Zion Congregational Church