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

Samuel Warren, managing director of Messrs Austin and Dodson Ltd., steel and file manufacturers, Cambria Steel Works, Sheffield