Message: "Re: Caitlin is used as a name, then?"

Re: Caitlin is used as a name, then?

by Rachel (floppery)

3/4/2007, 5:55 AM

According to this site, Caitlin is a form of Katherine.

You've never heard Caitlin used? I know tons of Caitlins, Caitlyns, Katelyns, Kaitlyns, Kaitlins, Catelins, etc, although mainly Caitlyn and Kaitlyn.

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