Early Life
Verner Duncan Carse was born on July 28, 1913, the son of the artist A. Duncan Carse. He attended school at Sherborne and in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Duncan Carse and Bertha Sylvia Hadfield were married in 1938. They had two daughters. He had a son with his second wife. Duncan Carse was married to Venetia Kemp, his third wife, in December 1962. They lived in Fittleworth, West Sussex, and the marriage lasted until Carse's death on 2 May 2004, aged 90.
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