When you are doing letter-for-letter spelling, there are some basic things to keep in mind:
1. The hyphen goes with the letter AFTER it.
...I believe it is -f-f-e?
...Jasmine, J-a-s, as in "Sam," -m-i-n-e.
SECOND EXAMPLE:
--There is no hyphen after the s in the spelling.
--Notice the pattern for a word that is used as an example. It is surrounded by commas and quoted.
2. The capitalization is just as it would be when the word is typed normally.
...MacDonald, M-a-c-D-o-n-a-l-d
...Macdonald, M-a-c-d-o-n-a-l-d
3. When a name is separate words, there is no hyphen in front of the spelling of the second word.
...van Leeuwen, v-a-n L-e-e-u-w-e-n.
...De Marco, D-e M-a-r-c-o.
...DeMarco, D-e-M-a-r-c-o.
Happy punctuating!
Margie