Bombardier Frank Riches, Royal Field Artillery, of 87 Morley Street, Sheffield, awarded the Military Medal

Private H. Jubb, Royal Naval Division, Sheffield, wounded

Private F. W. Simmonite, Coldstream Guards, Sheffield, killed

Private Bernard Walker, York and Lancaster Regiment, Loxley, Sheffield, died of wounds

Quarter Master Sergeant T. H. Lloyd, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Sheffield, wounded

Lance Corp. Arthur Walker, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Loxley, Sheffield, brother of Private Bernard Walker, killed

Private Frank Jolley, York and Lancaster Regiment, Denaby, wounded

Private J. W. Bingham, West Yorkshire Regiment, Sheffield, wounded

Captain Lancelot G. Hare, Yorkshire Regiment, the son of the Rev. R. S. Hare, former vicar of Beighton, seriously wounded

Lieutenant D. Wheatcroft, Sherwood Foresters, the son of Mr. G. H. Wheatcroft, C.C., Wirksworth, died of wounds