In George Wheldale Stanley's diary of 1918, it is quoted:

Jan 3, Hal (Harold) went to France. June 10 at Liettres. Tried to find Hal's location. Various enquiries. Found Hal's location. Too far away to go and see him. July 9 at Gricourt - got location of Hal's battalion from Div. H.Q. 4th Canadians. July 10 - got Ford car after breakfast and went to Izel le Hameau and saw Hal. Took him to Aubigny and had lunch, a walk and tea and then out to Aviguele C. Left him back about 6 pm and got back for dinner. 

That was their last meeting. (George Wheldale was awarded the Military Cross).

HAROLD MORGAN WAS KILLED IN THE WAR. - NOVEMBER 1920 OLIVE VISITED HER HUSBAND HAROLD'S FAMILY IN ENGLAND, FORMERLY OF DALKEY, CO. DUBLIN.

NOTICE IN "THE IRISH TIMES"
STANLEY - October 9, 1918, killed in action. Harold Morgan Stanley of Riverside, Alberta, Canada,
beloved youngest son of Mr and Mrs G.W. Stanley, Ashburton Rd., Croydon (late of Dalkey, Co. Dublin).   He left his home and dearly-loved wife and little children to do his part in the great war and, having "served his generation" and his God, his precious dust rests in France till the Risen Lord, in whom he trusted, comes for his own.