does the suffix 2ND follow the suffix Jr?

Answer 1

Primarily in the United States (and never in the United Kingdom), boys who should be styled "junior" are sometimes incorrectly labeled with the suffix "II", particularly if there is a third or fourth with the same name. Even if a legal title, this is socially incorrect; strictly speaking, "II", pronounced "the second", refers to a boy who is named after his grandfather, uncle, or cousin. The suffixes "II", "III", etc., may also be written "2nd", "3rd", etc.

Answer 2

Barkley Hound is correct: The only situation in which "II" is used correctly is when the name has skipped a generation, etc.--not in the case of a "Jr.".

Answer 3

Your question is NOT clear..

Are you saying that Bill Spears is the father and is son is named Bill the 2nd or is he called Bill Jr.???? I have not heard anyone call their son Blah the 2nd//////...... It is generally used though, as Bill Jr.

Answer 4

Generally, "the second" is only used in retrospect -- if the person is followed by a like-named kid, who would be "the third." "The second" would probably be known as "Junior" during his lifetime (although not necessarily called that, of course).

Answer 5

You would have for example, Billy Bob Jr. II
Jr. comes first, and generally the number is in Roman numerals.
1-I
2-II
3-III
4-IV
5-V

So, yes.

Answer 6

im named after my father and I'm refered to as Lil/ Little Gary

Jr., 2nd, or II are correct.

Answer 7

So far I have booked Train tickets and recharged my Skype and Superjumblo VOIP accounts.

Answer 8

No. I't one or the other, but "the second" is rarely used in U.S.