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This is the region where the name "Kristen" originated.

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England is the region where the name "Kathryn" originated.

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Scotland is where the MacArthur last name originated.

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This is the flag of Scotland.

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Along with a family crest, Scottish clans would have a tartan, which is generally a plaid design that they would wear. This is the MacArthur clan tartan.

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This is the MacArthur family crest.

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Kathryn is an English name meaning "pure."

Kristen is a Danish and Norwegian name, really another form of the word "Christian."

MacArthur is a Scottish name meaning "son of Arthur."

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While my full name is Kathryn, I have always gone by Katie. There is no one in my family with this name. So how did my parents decide on it? Legend has it that while in college, they took a theatre class together and went to see the play "Kiss Me Kate." After the show they were talking about the name Katie, and realized that they both really liked it. They decided that if they ever got married and had a daughter, they would name her Katie. Bonus detail: the actress playing Kate was also a redhead like me.

My middle name is Kristen because it's my aunt's name (my mother's sister).