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I have a will of Samuel Wilson, a gentleman from South Shields, Durham, dated 6.5.1818. He leaves everything, including his shares in the South Shields subscription brewery to his wife, Sarah Wilson. The will was proved 21.10.1819. I do have Wilsons from South Shields in my tree, but don't know how these 2 fit in. The will was amongst family papers.
I've searched high and low, but found nothing. Has anyone else any ideas please?

Been to the Durham record office and found the following.

Burials at St Hilda's church South Shields. Samuel Wilson buried 22.5.1819 age 64 of Cooksons St.

This appears to be the same Samuel Wilson of my original query, and indicates he was born around 1755.

Also found a cemetery record which may or may not be relevant.
'Wilson - burial place of Samuel Wilson of South Shields, and Mathias his son died 25.7.1809 age 26'.

My earliest ancestor in South Shields is James Wilson b 1796, I also have his wife Winifred and their children William, Sarah, James, Winifred, Mary, Joseph, Isabella and Charles.

Can anyone please help me take these Wilsons further back? I do have records for his wife Winifred McDonald and her parents.

https://familysearch.org/

Thanks reggie, I have looked on there, but you seem to have to know a certain amount to get anyone to come up. So I've found the bits I already know, but nothing new!

No doubt you have these, but just in case, follow the path
https://familysearch.org/search/collection/list#page=1®ion=UNITED_KINGDOM_IRELAND
England, Durham Diocese B...ranscripts, ca. 1700-1900 > Durham > South Shields > 1816-1825 > Image 255 of 738

I don't see a burial record for Mathias - check out:
England, Durham Diocese B...ranscripts, ca. 1700-1900 > Durham > South Shields > 1805-1816 > Image 262 of 717

Thanks both of you for your help.

Any relation....??

Edward WILSON, gentleman, of South Shields in the county of Durham [South Shields, County Durham]

Date of probate: 2 June 1790
Further probate: 20 November 1801

•will, 4 February 1790 (DPRI/1/1790/W13/3)

•registered copy of will, 4 February 1790 (DPRI/2/30 p102-104)

•affidavit, 13 February 1790 (DPRI/1/1790/W13/1-2)

•letter of request, 14 November 1801 (DPRI/3/1801/T29/2-3)
letter of request from Durham to London
•certificate of oath, 20 November 1801 (DPRI/3/1801/T29/4-6)
reply from London to Durham
•administration bond, penal sum £500, 20 November 1801 (DPRI/3/1801/T30)
administration first granted to the attorney, now deceased, of the residuary legatees, the executor having renounced; administration with the will annexed re-granted to the sister of the deceased, one of the residuary legatees

Thank you. I'll make a note of it just in case.