File:Garsington StMary MorrellMonument1938.JPG

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English: Church of England parish church of St Mary, Garsington, Oxfordshire: monument in the south aisle to Lady Ottoline Morrell (died 1938) - Text on Monument reads:

TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF OTTOLINE WIFE OF PHILIP MORRELL AND SISTER OF THE SIXTH DUKE OF PORTLAND.K.G. WHO DIED APRIL 21, 1938 IN HER SIXTY FIFTH YEAR

FAITHFUL AND COURAGEOUS MOST LOVING MOST BELOVED
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