grave stone william hendley shropshire

[GEORGE SAINT]

below is a gravestone of my 3xgrandfather William Hendley, on the left hand side of the photo is written,OF THE CAMP, and I was wondering if any of you wonderfull people could work out the meaning for me. Williams grave is in the village of Sambrook Shropshire any info would be fantastic thank you George
 

[Viktoria]

 He seems rather old but I  wonder if he was living  in a temporary settlement rather like the type built by navvies . Just huts and sometimes even canvas shelters.

 Otherwise I remember Methodist missionaries coming to the small hamlet where I lived  in Shropshire, in the 1940`s. They came for about three weeks and it was not because we were a godless lot, in fact the inhabitants were staunch chapel -goers. The place where they lived for the duration of their visit  was always called "The Camp". I`m probably well off the mark but I thought  even though it may be a long shot there is a slim chance it could be helpful. Best of luck. Viktoria.

[GEORGE SAINT]

He seems rather old but I  wonder if he was living  in a temporary settlement rather like the type built by navvies . Just huts and sometimes even canvas shelters.

 Otherwise I remember Methodist missionaries coming to the small hamlet where I lived  in Shropshire, in the 1940`s. They came for about three weeks and it was not because we were a godless lot, in fact the inhabitants were staunch chapel -goers. The place where they lived for the duration of their visit  was always called "The Camp". I`m probably well off the mark but I thought  even though it may be a long shot there is a slim chance it could be helpful. Best of luck. Viktoria.

Ihave recently found out that there was once an inn called the Camp in ADBASTON Staffordshire. Camp Inn The Camp 1904 125 9 Adbaston Flashbrook  STS. But can find little info any help would be met with a big thank you