Is the suffix part of your true name or legal name?
Is the suffix part of your true name or legal name?
Originally Posted by Doskias
The Suffix?
I think that would be a title - like Esquire, Junior etc. Good question though. I have never thought of it as part of a true name.
If the suffix is a grant from some professional; offiicial; or legal organization, certainly not, IMHO.
I agree - a TITLE.
I wonder if TITLE is the same as a DISTINCTION - Junior or JUNIOR?
The word title has implications of status, IMHO.
Yeah... but I was wondering if son (Junior) is a title. I suppose it has implications in law.
P.S. I suppose there being no counterpart for a daughter answers my question.
title and status both refer to estates,
the three estates,
i think the bigger issue is what estate is the NAME residing in,
the king is said to be in no estate,
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/museums/learnin...ent_sheets.pdf
I concur.
This all also has something to do with standing.
Also, if you go back far enough in English history, no one cared what last name the serf, villein, or cottager had.
Something changed. There may be some clues in the ancient statutes of Parliament or edicts of the King.
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