Carvel Clarence ADAMS
Bernice Irene BREWSTER

Husband:  Carvel Clarence ADAMS
Birth:  7 Sep 1906, Lansford, Bottineau Co., North Dakota
Death:  (obituary) 15 May 1948, Cass Co., Minnesota
Burial:  May 1948, Maple Lawn Cemetery, Faribault, Rice Co., Minnesota
Father:  Clarence Arthur ADAMS
Mother:  Harriet M. ENKE

Marriage:   17 Jul 1926, Minnesota     

Wife:  Bernice Irene BREWSTER
Birth:  3 Jul 1907, Wolcott Twp., Rice Co., Minnesota 
Death:  26 Dec 2002, Woodbury, Washington Co., Minnesota
Burial:  Dec 2002, Maple Lawn Cemetery, Faribault, Rice Co., Minnesota
Father:  William H. BREWSTER
Mother:  Amy L. JONES

Children:   
1. (Female) ADAMS, b: 31 Jan 1935, Faribault, Rice Co., Minnesota
                             d: 31 Jan 1935, Faribault, Rice Co., Minnesota
2. Richard Carvel ADAMS, b: 11 Jan 1943, St. Paul, Ramsey Co., Minnesota 
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Notes:  

1930 Federal Census Data (T626_1124, Page 40A), Faribault Ward 1, Rice Co., Minnesota,
                                                                                    Enumeration District: 6, Enumeration Date: 10- Apr-1930, Family #132

1940 Federal Census Data (T627_1908-0522, Page 1870A), St. Paul Ward 7, Ramsey Co., Minnesota,
                                                                          Enumeration District: 90-142, Enumeration Date: 12-Apr-1940, Family #158

Carvel and his brother Warren died as their boat capsized on a fishing trip.  On May 15, 1948, The Winona Republican-Herald of Winona, Minnesota reported:
  HACKENSACK, Minn. -- (AP)-- Three of four fishermen were drown about 10 a.m. today when their boat capsized in heavy waves on Woman lake 12 miles east of here.
   Sheriff J. Elmer Johnson of Cass county said the three victims were: Warren Adams, Jackson, Minn., attorney; Carvel Adams, St. Paul, and a third man as of yet unidentified.
    Clem Hackle, St. Paul, clung to the edge of the overturned boat and was saved.  The sheriff said he had suffered so from exposure he could not give details of the mishap nor the names of his unidentified companion.
    None of the bodies had been recovered at noon, the sheriff said.  He said dragging operations were being carried on be a crew of 40 operating from a score of boats.

Bernice later married Charles Fisher Scott but she is buried with Carvel.
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Sources:    
1) Birth - Child #1:  Rice County Minnesota Vital Statistics - Births, Cert. #1935-MN-033640
2) Birth - Child #2:  Ramsey County Minnesota Vital Statistics - Births, Cert. #1943-MN-056993
3) Death - Husband:  Cass County Minnesota Vital Statistics - Deaths, Cert. #1948-MN-002400
4) Death - Wife:  Washington County Minnesota Vital Statistics - Deaths, Cert. #2002-MN-043009