Plural surname

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	Grammar Geek  #479948  Thu, 21 Feb 08 07:26 PM Anonymous Either is acceptable. Could you give a bit more explanation about what you mean here, Anon?    Grammar Geek Joined on Tue, Jan 10 2006 Pennsylvania, USA Veteran Member (15,583) Barbara, who answers in American English.
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	Anonymous  #513566  Wed, 14 May 08 01:35 PM Do you believe the same pattern is true for the surname Jacobs?  Is the plural Jacobses or Jacobss (the double ss for a plural spelling popped up when I Googled it).    Anonymous
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	Grammar Geek  #513572  Wed, 14 May 08 01:46 PM Anonymous Do you believe the same pattern is true for the surname Jacobs?  Is the plural Jacobses or Jacobss (the double ss for a plural spelling popped up when I Googled it). Seriously?  Do you know of any word in the language that ends in S in which we make it a plural by adding another s? The only ones I saw were Jacobs's. Tim Jacobs's house is the last one on the street.    Grammar Geek
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	Anonymous  #532027  Tue, 24 Jun 08 09:19 PM What would the plural of the surname Gerych be?    Anonymous
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	Grammar Geek  #532030  Tue, 24 Jun 08 09:21 PM Like any other word that ends in ch, add "es." Geryches.    Grammar Geek
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	Anonymous  #556563  Tue, 19 Aug 08 04:15 PM What is the plural  for the surname 'Lucas'?    Anonymous
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	Grammar Geek  #556736  Wed, 20 Aug 08 03:50 AM Lucases    Grammar Geek
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	Anonymous  #561317  Tue, 02 Sep 08 02:33 AM What is the plural of the surname English? The Englishes ??    Anonymous
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	Grammar Geek  #561541  Tue, 02 Sep 08 02:49 PM Why so people doubt this so much??      Grammar Geek
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