Is James' or James's or James'es or James'es'es correct?
Im leaning of the James'es'es side
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James's is probably more correct but looks rather odd so would be more likely to use James'. I imagine both are acceptable.
I would imagine that Jameses' would mean belonging to many (plural) James. James singular is normally indicated by " James' ". I do say Jamezez for plural James (for the written word James' ; my son is named James so I have had to deal with this one many times).
The most common way to indicate the possessive of James is James'
Since the name is James, then the possessive form, based on convention (tradition) would be James's.
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