Sidney and Ethel Wilson Liverpool 1938

[Tickettyboo]

If that Probate Calendar is the correct one then John was cremated at Anfield on 16th April 1960
You said you have access to Ancestry so here is the link which gives brief detail about the coroner's findings (very sad)

https://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/collections/9041/records/4519446?tid=&pid=&queryId=a750f13a-7df9-4fa9-85ee-efcaadd2982b&_phsrc=Zic9&_phstart=successSource

Boo

[recorder]

Thanks Boo - interesting indeed.  I have no access to Ancestry now; that was long long ago.  If it disturbing could you send me details privately. If you are not able to do this, do not worry, my daughter will purchase Ancestry so we can complete our understanding of the sadness that descended on the family all those years ago.

[KGarrad]

Your local library may have access to the free Ancestry Library Edition.

[Tickettyboo]

Thanks Boo - interesting indeed.  I have no access to Ancestry now; that was long long ago.  If it disturbing could you send me details privately. If you are not able to do this, do not worry, my daughter will purchase Ancestry so we can complete our understanding of the sadness that descended on the family all those years ago.

I've sent you a Private Message but the details shown are unlikely to be any different to what's on the death certificate - but did help me  to verify it was the right John Wilson .

[recorder]

Dear Frian - further to my last note I have been looking back to see where our trees could have met. Does the name Joseph Dawson appear on your tree?

[frian]

Dear Recorder,  I'm sorry to say I have misled you - and myself too.  I had thought the Thomas Wilson who was married at St. Cyprian's Edge Hill was the Thomas Wilson, born Liverpool 1854, one of the sons of Richard Wilson (who in turn was born Ravenglass, West Cumberland).  But I managed to find your Thomas's marriage certificate on familysearch, and I now know that Richard Wilson was not his father.   
I haven't got a Joseph Dawson either...... Sorry about that.  It would have been good to find a family connection.
Ian

[recorder]

Frian - thanks for your note.  I share your disappointment; as you say it would have been nice to find a common ancestor.  However, I had not built up my hopes too high as I recollected that we had had a  private exchange of notes just before Christmas in 2018. You may remember I had been trying to find the grave of Mary Ann Barrow (formerly Mary Ann Wilson) in Milnthorpe (I think) and you were seeking to find a reference in one of the books you had.

Nonetheless it is good to exchange another note with you.

Peter.