UK, England, Middlesex—Parish Registers, 1539–1988 [Part A] [MSXM-SS7]
Why is a field for SUFFIX in mother's entry of a birth/christening record? What on earth would be a suffix for a female????
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Mary
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FYI
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Brett
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Mary
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FYI
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Just a suggestion ...
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For a possibly quicker response ...
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Can I humbly suggest that you ask this 'Question' of yours in the 'Group' being "Indexing Chat" in the "Community.FamilySearch" Forum; so that, the members of that group can answer/assist you.
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Brett
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One of the rare occasions I can think of is if the mother had a title. For example (a made-up name): HRH (prefix), Mary Elizabeth (first names), Windsor (last name), Countess of Rutland (suffix). However, apart from with nobility / royalty, I agree no other use immediately comes to mind.
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One of the rare occasions I can think of is if the mother had a title. For example (a made-up name): HRH (prefix), Mary Elizabeth (first names), Windsor (last name), Countess of Rutland (suffix). However, apart from with nobility / royalty, I agree no other use immediately comes to mind.
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