Help - abbreviation term for including maiden name of wife

[bernse]

Seems to me that if you are writing up a document and want to include the maiden name of your spouse would use the word "ne" as a prefix. For example, if you are John Jones and married Jane Smith, if you needed to write a document that showed her maiden name it would be something like "Jane Jones (ne Smith)"

Is that correct?

If not, how would it go?

I did some googling, but didn't have much luck.. got lots of hits for Nebraska and noble gases though.

 

[spherrod]

nee, Jane Jones (nee Smith)

 

[bonkers325]

Jane Smith Jones?

 

[Epic Fail]

Originally posted by: spherrod
née, Jane Jones (nee Smith)

 

[bernse]

Thanks

 

[njmodi]

FYI: The roots of this are French, né means born in French.

 

[zerocool1]

Originally posted by: njmodi
FYI: The roots of this are French, né means born in French.

you learn somethin new everyday

 

[imported_Pablo]

I thought it was "ni"

 

[FrustratedUser]

Originally posted by: Pablo
I thought it was "ni"

No that is from teh 'Holy Grail'.

 

[bernse]

Originally posted by: njmodi
FYI: The roots of this are French, né means born in French.

I knew that.. that's why I thought it was just "ne".

 

[scorpmatt]

Originally posted by: FrustratedUser

Originally posted by: Pablo
I thought it was "ni"

No that is from teh 'Holy Grail'.

NI!

 

[LeiZaK]

Originally posted by: FrustratedUser

Originally posted by: Pablo
I thought it was "ni"

No that is from teh 'Holy Grail'.

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