Youse/You-uns possessive

[Ed Keer]

Any native speakers out there willing to confirm or
deny that youse or you-uns can be used in the
possessive.

I grew up around youse speakers, but don't trust my
judgements. To me, youse is not possible as a
possessive:

1. We went over to youse'/youse's house.

Ed

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