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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Letter Writing
jr. after a man's name
If a man is married and his name is John Smith, Jr., how do you write that in a return address that includes his wife's first name?
John and Jane Smith, Jr.
Is this way correct?
I know it would be formally: Mr. & Mrs. John Smith, Jr., but I wasn't sure about when just using our first names as in the example I gave above.
Thank you.
John and Jane Smith, Jr.
Is this way correct?
I know it would be formally: Mr. & Mrs. John Smith, Jr., but I wasn't sure about when just using our first names as in the example I gave above.
Thank you.
Top answer
John and Jane Smith, Jr . makes no sense. I'd just write John and Jane Smith.
- John and Jane Smith, Jr .
- makes no sense.
- I'd just write John and Jane Smith.
- In my whole life, I don't think I've ever met or written to a man who uses 'Jr'
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John and Jane Smith, Jr. makes no sense.
I'd just write John and Jane Smith.
In my whole life, I don't think I've ever met or written to a man who uses 'Jr'
I'd just write John and Jane Smith.
In my whole life, I don't think I've ever met or written to a man who uses 'Jr'
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