A. Pollard, worked in the Spring Department, Wicker works, and joined the West Yorkshire Regiment in Feb 1918. He was afterwards transferred to the West Riding Regiment, and fought in France, being killed in action on 20 Jul 1918

Albert Pryor, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, killed 28 Apr 1917, aged 24

Charles Quantock, Royal Engineers, killed 21 Jul 1916

G. Raynor, Lincolnshire Regiment, killed 10 Mar 1915

John William Rhodes, York and Lancaster Regiment, killed

J. Saunders, enlisted on 29 Mar 1917, in the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), killed Oct 1918

J. Shemelds, enlisted in the early days of the war in the Notts and Derby Regiment. He was reported missing on 4 Mar 1916. Information came through later that he had been killed.

W. Smith, West Riding Regiment, died 27 Nov 1918

W. Smith, worked in the File Department at Regent Works, and enlisted on 5 Sep 1914, in the York and Lancaster Regiment

Group of British prisoners-of-war at Friedrichsfeld, Germany. The third man from the right, on the front row, is Private A. Dawes, of the York and Lanc. Regiment, a native of Gleadless, Sheffield. He joined the Army at the outbreak of war.