"In this place mingled with the soil and near the friends he loved are the ashes of Philip Snowden First Viscount of Ickornshaw who lived his whole life in the service of the common people and died in the love of his native land on May 15th 1937."
Below that:
"Here also are the ashes of Ethel his beloved and devoted wife who shared his labours for so many years and died on February 22nd 1951."
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