Belle,
I too searched the Victorian Deaths CD - as had OzyBob and no doubt several other RootsChatters. But didn't get anything more. Though do note that it only goes up to 1985. I tried all people with surname, or father's name, or mother's maiden name SHUBART (and with variants and wildcards). Tried HAMILTON with various combinations of parents and various versions of Beat* or Trix*, etc, etc.
If you can tease out any further information from your relatives, it just might help.
As Sue says, that was a great result to be contacted by Thomas Edgar's grandson - one of the benefits of researching an uncommon name!
JAP
PS: Please understand that drawing attention to the need for provision of full information (especially information already held) and cross-referencing to other relevant threads, is definitely not a matter of wrist-slapping.
If a person who posts a query does this, it helps that person to get the best possible result.
It also leads to the best use of helpful RootsChatters' time (as you can see above, information which you already had has been looked up, typed out, and posted again by a helpful RootsChatter).