Apostrophe question

When do you use an apostrophe S vs. not.

Example:

Lordy Lordy Lontin's are forty or

Lordy lordy Longtins' are forty

Lordy, Lordy, Lontins are forty. :tick:

If the family name is Lontin and there's more than one of them, then add -s, like this, Lontins. As for when to use apostrophe s:

Possession
Ex: This is John Lontin's dog.
Ex: This is the Lontins' dog.

Does that help?