My last name is Trevisani which is Italian. My grandfather immigrated from Italy when he was 7 years old.

My middle name is Marie which is my grandmothers middle name.

My first name my parents both liked. They also really liked the name Kayla. They ultimately decided on Caitlyn because they liked the "lyn" sound. "The name Caitlyn means "pure" and is an Irish and Greek name." They also chose a unique spelling. My middle name is Grace and I am named after my great grandmother on my dad's side. I never met her but the name Grace is used a lot in my family.

All my siblings' names also begin with the letter C.

Schyvenaars last name - dutch from my grandparents who immigrated from the Netherlands after WW2.

Both my first and last names have alternate spellings, so I'm used to spelling them out over the phone, but in Canada, at least, that was never a problem. When I lived in Germany, however, my first name was CONSISTENTLY spelled wrong ("Hanna" instead of "Hannah"). People would type in my email address, which contains my full name, and still spell my name wrong in the body of the email. They'd respond to text messages clearly showing my name and still spell it wrong. They didn't really pronounce it right either, but I didn't care so much since it was more of an accent thing, but the constant spelling errors did bug me.

My parents tell me that the most likely name they would give me was James. But at some point during my mom's pregnancy they met a Dr. Jeffrey. (as a last name). They didn't have any particular familiarity with this doctor, but they decided they liked the name.

My middle name (Austin) is the same as my Dad's, which is allegedly the name of a man who helped my Grandmother come to Canada in the 60s.

And my last name (Yee) is Chinese, I don't have any short story behind my family name, because it would become my family story.

My last name Wing comes from the county of Buckinghamshire in England. My great grandfather, Maurice Wing, immigrated to Canada from England in 1920, and settled in Saskatchewan.

My name means, Yew Tree and it is the feminine version of the Yvon. My dad always told me it meant archer because yew used to be used for bows. It is a French name, my grandmother was Acadian French, my grandfather on my mom’s side is Quebec French. I have a lot of French in my name and everyone expects me to speak French but I speak very minimal French.

I don’t have a nickname and I prefer it that way. I always liked my name because it was different, at least in Ontario. People sometimes mispronounce to “Evan” or “Ivan.” That’s ok, I won’t be offended.

My last name Henshaw is a name that comes from England.