St Margaret's Church, Barking, showing the engraved tablet dislodged by workmen from interior of the Cambell family vault, and preparation of new course for drain, following discovery of lead coffin and bones of Sir Thomas Cambell, 1968

St Margaret’s Church, Barking, showing the engraved tablet dislodged by workmen from interior of the Cambell family vault, and preparation of new course for drain, following discovery of lead coffin and bones of Sir Thomas Cambell, 1968

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St Margaret’s Church, Barking, showing the engraved tablet dislodged by workmen from interior of the Cambell family vault, and preparation of new course for drain, following discovery of lead coffin and bones of Sir Thomas Cambell, 1968

St Margaret’s Church, Barking, showing the engraved tablet dislodged by workmen from interior of the Cambell family vault, and preparation of new course for drain, following discovery of lead coffin and bones of Sir Thomas Cambell, 1968