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Identifying name suffix. (en)
Status: stable
Imported from: GEDCOM:NSFX (GEDCOM | GEDCOM 5.5.1)
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RDF logic:
  • Subject:      Pagenames of people
  • Predicate:  Has name suffix
  • Object:        Professional, generational, etc. identifier; Esq., Jr., 3rd of Balnagown (type Text)
    Note: It is important here to distinguish between peerage titles and suffixes associated with feudal land owners. 'Earl of Ross' is a peerage title and belongs in Property:Has position title.
    Hugh Ross 3rd of Balnagown was a laird, or land owner. This is not a peerage title. '3rd of Balnagown' is used as a suffix to distinguish him from the many other lairds of Balnagown. It can be entered in Property:Has name suffix. 'Laird of Balnagown' can then also be entered in Property:Has position title in order to identify him as one of the many lairds of Balnagown.



2 Pages use the property "Has name suffix"

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Page nameHas name suffixIdentifying name suffix.
William Ross Sr. of Martin County (-1760)Sr.
James Ross Sr. of Rowan County (-1789)Sr.
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