[APG Public List] Jr and Sr
Kathleen Warr
kathwarr at gmail.com
Wed Mar 9 13:05:20 MST 2011
Thanks to everyone that has responded to this question. You all have
reinforced some of the ideas that I thought, and have given me new
ways to look at the Jr/Sr titles.
Kathleen
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> I have a question regarding the abbreviations Jr. and Sr. I always thought
> that if you had a Jr. then the person they were named after automatically
> becomes a Sr. - for example - My father is James Michael Cogbill and my
> brother is James Michael Cogbill, Jr. - so doesn't that make my father a
> Sr.? I was told no that it doesn't because on my father's birth certificate
> it doesn't say Sr. Although in my thinking it wouldn't because you haven't
> had a kid yet to be named after you.
>
> Can someone please explain the rules of Jr. and Sr. to me?
>
> Thanks so much!
>
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> Kathleen Cogbill Warr
> www.olddeadpeople.com
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Kathleen Cogbill Warr
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