SE - Stanley - Asst. Traffic Manager - July 1907

Cuckoo - 1904 - Foran rode a white Arab stallion owned by G.A. Stanley the Assistant Traffic Manager of the Railway, in the Machakos Cup. Later this Arab became the property of Sir Donald Stewart, and won a number of races before dying of the prevalent horse sickness.

EAHB 1905 - Great Western Railway, 1897 to 1901; Asst. Traffic Manager, Uganda Railway, May 23rd 1901

The African Standard - 26-2-1903 - Invited to the wedding of H.R. Phelips & Miss Jacquette Edith Lambe in Mombasa North - Issued with Public Officers Game Licence at Nairobi 13/8/1901; Land Grant application 17/12/1903, Kiambu Road, withdrawn; Recommended for permanent position after reorganisation of Railway staff - 'has the makings of a good traffic officer' (Currie, FO 2) 12/11/1904; Firearm registered at Mombasa 28/1/1905

Playne - Mr Stanley has been an Assistant Traffic Manager of the Uganda Railway since May 23, 1901. He was educated at Bath and the City of London School, and was in the service of the Great Western Railway for 4 years before coming out to EA.

Playne - Group Photograph - 'Officers of the Uganda Railway 1909'

Drumkey 1909 - Railway Dept. - Traffic Dept. - Assistant Traffic Manager

Drumkey 1909 - Committee Member, Mombasa Sports Club - G. Stanley - Cricket Captain, G.A. Stanley

Red Book 1912 - G.A. Stanley - Nairobi

Web - Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Geoffrey Armstrong Stanley. East African Railway Transport Department.  Employed by Kenya and Uganda Railway - Traffic Manager of Kilindini Harbour 1912 - Traffic Manager - Uganda Railway -  Entry into theatre 4a (East Africa) 15/11/1915 - Mentioned in Despatches 27/10/1916 – LG 6/2/1917 -  Railway reverted to civil administration 31/12.1916 - Awarded: 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal - Died 1922 ish

Gazette 7/3/1917 - Obituary - His Excellency the Governor deeply regrets to announce the death on 28/2/1917 of Mr G A Stanley, Traffic Manager, Uganda Railway, as the result of pneumonia. Mr Stanley joined the Traffic Dept. on 23/5/1901 and rose to be its head in April 1912. He was a most sincere, conscientious and energetic officer and in his dealings with the general public always displayed great tact and consideration. From the commencement of the war until he went on leave in October last his duties had been increasingly responsible and arduous and he spared no effort in discharging them with loyalty and efficiency. In private life he was genuinely popular and his loss will be deplored by a wide circle of friends. The greatest sympathy will be felt by all for his widow in her bereavement.

HBEA 1912 - Assistant to Manager - Railways

McGregor Ross quoted in North 'Stanley is 5 feet 3 inches and she is 5 feet 10 ... She is quite plain and looks older than Stanley but has a pleasant smile.'