Sergeant T. W. Scranney, Royal Field Artillery, Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, awarded the Military Cross

2nd Lieutenant H. Lee, York and Lancaster Regiment, of 58 Lancing Road, Sheffield, wounded

Corporal Fred Barmore Hampton, York and Lancaster Regiment [12th Battalion]; Sergeant H. Caswell, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI); Private C. Langley, York and Lancaster Regiment

York and Lancaster Regiment: Private H. Walker; Private Frederick Carrington Culf and Private Leonard McIver

Corporal A. Strachan, A. S. H. [Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders], Sheffield, killed

Rifleman Frank Fleetwood, Post Office Rifles; Private Arthur Brown, York and Lancaster Regiment; Private Alexander Walter Shiell, York and Lancaster Regiment

Sheffield Soldiers Killed - Corporal Ronald Ferguson, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI); Private G. E. Thompson, West Yorkshire Regiment; Sergeant Frank Varley, West Yorkshire Regiment; Private Albert Hobson, Northumberland Fusiliers

Private Ernest Albert Jarvis, York and Lancaster Regiment, 12th Battalion; Private A. Fletcher, York and Lancaster Regiment; Gunner H. A. Monks, Royal Garrison Artillery

Driver Horace Sefton, Royal Field Artillery, Sheffield, wounded and shell shock

Harry Parkinson, York and Lancaster Regiment, died in hospital at Poperinge on 14 Apr 1917