It might be a UK only thing, and a little dated, but a boy under the age of
around 14-16 is known as Master (not Mister). I still use it the title when
writing to my grand children age 6 and 8yrs.
Ron Ferguson
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Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 12:02:17 -0400
I do not use Miss as it can be misleading, says very specifically that the
individual had no previous marriages. I would suggest the term Ms. for
females and Mr. for the male - do not spell out as the title Mister can
also be construed as a given name. Of course Mrs.. can be used if marriage
situation can be determined and Miss. if has been proven there were no
previous marriages.
Tom Montgomery
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