Yes it does. Because for example, if someone was named Bobby and his last name was Shoe, (Bobby Shoe) and your name was Bobby but your last name wasn't Shoe then you would still be Bobby the second!
Technically no. But you may use the suffix of Jr. or II to differentiate between you and your father. When signing a legal document it is better to drop the suffix and always use your middle initial as it is written on your birth certificate.
Your middle name can be anything your parents want it to be. In some cultures and in some families, there is a tradition of giving the mother's maiden name to the first boy, or first child as a middle name. In other families, the child's middle name may come from the father or grandfather.
There is no set rule.
It depends, if your dad also ha the same name then you are the 3rd. If it's only you and your grandfather then you are the 2nd.
both were named after their grandfather
Jackson is the 5th male in his family to be named Monroe Jackson Rathbone, making him the fifth (V). His father, grandfather, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather were also named Monroe Jackson Rathbone. He goes by Jackson professionally and in his personal life. To cut it short, YES!!!!!
Yes: a red-haired, green eyed boy who is named Basil, after his grandfather.
just the first and second are brothers but the rest are not
Richard O'Brien plays Lawrence Fletcher (Flynn) on "Phineas & Ferb"
If you name a child after its grandfather and the child and grandfather have the same surname and middle name (if any), then the child can be called "the second."However if someone in your generation (a brother or cousin) is also named after the grandfather and has the same middle and surname, that person is "the second" and your child would be "the third."
Named after his paternal grandfather.
His Grandfather.
yes, he was named after his grandfather who died in 1786 when he was ambushed and shot by a Native American while clearing a field.
His paternal grandfather was Abraham, while his maternal grandfather was a man named Bethuel (who was also Abraham's nephew).
Your grandfather's great nephew is your second cousin.
Junior denotes direct descent, as from a father to a son. "Second" is indirect descent, i.e., being named after the uncle or grandfather.
Your great great grandfather's second cousin is your second cousin, four times removed.
Your grandfather's great nephew is your second cousin.
Your grandfather's brother is your great uncle. Your great uncle's daughter's daughter (his granddaughter) is your second cousin.
Your grandfather's brother's granddaughter is your second cousin.
Your grandfather's second cousin would be your second cousin, twice removed. The twice removed means you are separated by two generations.