newspaper article, Gonzales Tribune,
Saturday, March 15, 1902:
"Double Wedding"
"Last Monday morning the Gonzales Catholic Church was the scene of a very pretty double wedding when Rev. Father Garriga united in the holy bonds of wedlock Thomas Biscarro to Miss Mary Perez and Daniel Biscarro to Miss Lucia Soberanes. In the evening the Gonzales Hall was engaged and they and a large number of friends whiled away the hours in dancing and a late hour a delicious wedding supper was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Perez. The Tribune joins their friends in wishing them much happiness and hopes that their troubles will be only little ones."

Note from the Primary Journal of Mary Duran,
page 72:
"Aug. Sat. 22, 1936 Mr. & Mrs. Tomas Biscarro and family of San Miguel moved to San Francisco."

Obituary from the Primary Journal of Mary Duran, pasted inside the front cover page:
Newspaper article (assume San Francisco paper)
"BISCARRO-In this city [San Francisco], October 18, 1936, Thomas, beloved husband of Mary Biscarro, loving father of Angelina, Anabelle, Irene, Trinidad, Alfred and Clarence Biscarro and Mrs. Stella Smith, Eva Duran and Inez Duran.
Friends and family are invited to attend funeral Wednesday at 9 a.m. from his late residence, 1791 McAllister Street, [San Francisco] thence to St. Agnes' Church, where mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetary [Colma]."

Obituary from Oakland Tribune,
Monday, 19 October 1936:
"S. F. Man, Struck By Street Car, Dies"
"San Francisco, Oct. 19--Thomas Biscarro, 55, a laborer, of 1882 McAllister Street, was struck by a street car at McAllister and Lynn Streets yesterday and dead on arival at Central Emergency Hospital. Biscarro's son-in-law, Frank Smith, said that Biscarro was hit when he attempted to run in front of the car to board it. The operator of the car, John Palmer, 1640 Grove Street, was charged with manslaughter and released on bail."