Well just to be pernickety (it's the mood I'm in!), Find a Grave only shows us the churchyard memorials for Robert and Margaret. There's no conclusive proof that they were buried there.
Nothing wrong with being pernickety , Carol.
It took a bit of digging, there are a lot of newspaper references to Robert's death, but this one states the funeral took place at the church, no mention of the vault on the estate.
I'll see if I can find any reference to Margaret's funeral, or service.
Reading Standard
23 Jan 1932
page 20
Death of Captain Henderson, M.P.
Seven years Member for South Oxon Divion
A Popular Personality
- news which became known in the early hours of Sunday morning
- that Capt. Robert Ronald Henderson, M.P. for the division,
- had died suddenly about 10 o'clock on Saturday night,
- was received with great regret
...
Soldier and Politician
- Capt. Henderson,
- who lived at Studley Priory, near Oxford,
- was born in 1876,
- the son of the late Mr J Henderson,
- and he chose the army as a career
- he joined the 3rd Hussars in 1896 and served till 1908
...
the year following his retirement from the army in 1908,
- he married Margaret Frances Dashwood,
- and he leaves a widow and six children,
- three boys and three girls
...
- The Funeral
- The funeral of Captain Henderson
- took place on Wednesday,
- at the church of Horton-cum-Studley
- Family mourners included:
- Mrs Henderson (widow)
- Mr Turner Henderson (brother)
- Sir George and Lady Dashwood (father-in-law and mother-in-law)
- and Captain Henderson's sons and daughters
- To coincide with the time of the funeral
- memorial services were held at
- the Cathedral, Oxford
- and at the parish church, Henley
[has photo of Captain Henderson]