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You're correct the parser does not currently handle this correctly. Makes sense, it should work that way, thanks for pointing it out. Seems pretty doable to fix it but it will probably be a little while before I can get to it.
The parser doesn't appear to capture multi-part last names following a prefix, such as
Pennie von Bergen Wessel
Any strings following a prefix should be classified as a last name, not a middle name as below:
[u'wessels', u'pennie']
{'C': <Constants() instance>,
'ENCODING': u'utf-8',
'_full_name': u'pennie von bergen wessels',
'count': 0,
'first_list': [u'pennie'],
'last_list': [u'wessels'],
'middle_list': [u'von bergen'],
'nickname_list': [],
'original': u'pennie von bergen wessels',
'string_format': None,
'suffix_list': [],
'title_list': [],
'unparsable': False}
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