Is there an abbreviation for "nee" or "born"?

Just n. or b., as in "Beauchamp, Henry George Arthur, Lord Waverley, b. 1899.

It is now very rare to see "nee" anywhere, but it used to be common in some contexts. Every now and then, I still see it in an obituary for an elderly woman. Very occasionally, I will see "Jane Smith (n. Jones), and while I know that this means "nee Jones," signifying that the late Mrs. Smith was born with the surname "Jones," I often wonder how many other people understand that "n."

Usually, a modern obit will say, "Jane Smith, born Jane Jones..." or, "Jane Jones Smith," daughter of the late John and Susan Jones," or something similar.