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The last name Stevens has its origins in England, derived from the medieval given name Stephen, which itself comes from the Greek name Stephanos, meaning "crown" or "garland." The name was popularized in the Christian tradition due to Saint Stephen, the first martyr, and it became common in various forms across England and other English-speaking countries. Historically, those who bore the surname Stevens were often associated with roles in the church or community leadership, reflecting the name's noble connotations. Variations of the surname can be found in different regions, including Stephens, Steven, and Stevenson, with the latter often indicating a patronymic form meaning "son of Steven." In other cultures, similar names may appear, such as Esteban in Spanish-speaking countries. The surname Stevens has spread globally, particularly to the United States, where it remains prevalent today, often reflecting the migration patterns of English settlers.