I don’t currently have live access to up-to-the-minute news feeds here, so I can’t verify the very latest articles in real time. Based on what’s publicly documented, Sir Tony Wilson, 6th Baronet (Brigadier Mathew John Anthony Wilson) lived from 1935 to 2019, and detailed summaries of his Falklands War role and honours are available in biographical sources, but there’s no recent reputable reporting about him after his death. If you’d like, I can summarize what those sources say or help you locate current obituaries or tributes from trustworthy outlets.[1][3]
What would you like me to focus on?
- A concise biography of Sir Tony Wilson, 6th Baronet
- A timeline of his military career and Falklands War actions
- Current memorials or tributes to him
Sources
Private cremation followed by a Service of Thanksgiving and Celebration of his life at the Church of St Martin's of Tours, Martinstown, Dorset on 1 October, 2019. -=-
peeragenews.blogspot.comTONY Wilson was born on February 22, 1932 at his great aunt’s house in Gateshead and spent his early years growing up in Whitley Bay. He lived with his parents and his grandmother, who had been widowed in the First World War and lived with the family...
www.henleystandard.co.ukThe 6th Baron having inherited estates in Wales and Shropshire worth £2.6m, and been obliged to pay £1.6m in tax, by the year 2000 he was forced to sell his ancestral seat, Brogyntyn Hall in Oswestry, Shropshire. It had been in the family for two centuries, including a period of notoriety during the "Swinging Sixties" when he, his older brother Julian (1940-74) and their three sisters, Jane, Victoria and Alice, had set up a commune in the 200-acre park.
peeragenews.blogspot.comBritish Army officer who commanded the 5th Infantry Brigade during the Falklands War
www.wikidata.orgBrigadier Sir Mathew John Anthony Wilson, 6th Baronet, was a British Army officer who commanded the 5th Infantry Brigade during the Falklands War.
www.wikiwand.comTony Wilson, the bassist and songwriter, has died.
www.express.co.uk