Mabel 1337514 216169004 2008-05-31T11:36:27Z Darius Dhlomo 564742 '''Mabel''' may refer to: *Mabel Motley, the female lead character on the comic strip ''[[Motley's Crew]]'' *[[Mabel, Minnesota]] (United States) *[[Mabel (band)]], a Danish popular music group *[[Mabel (singer)]], an [[Italy|Italian]] singer, whose real name is [http://www.mabelweb.com/ Paolo Ferrali], *[[Mabel McDowell Adult Education Center]], a National Historic Landmark in Columbus, Indiana, United States '''Mabel''' as a given name may refer to (''sorted by birth year''): *[[Mabel (dog)]], a dog on ''Blue Peter''. *[[Mabel Besant-Scott]] (1870&ndash;1952), a British occultist *[[Bessilyn Johnson]] (1872&ndash;1943), the woman who inspired the construction of [[Scotty's Castle]] and was nicknamed "Mabel" by famed [[American Old West|Wild West]] figure [[Walter E. Scott|Death Valley Scotty]]. She later used "Mabel" as her [[nom de plume]] while writing her popular book about Scotty. *[[Mabel Mosquera]] (born 1969), Colombian weightlifter *[[Mabel Normand]] (1892&ndash;1930), an American actress *[[Mabel Strickland]] (1899&ndash;1988), a Maltese journalist and politician *[[Mabel Poulton]] (1901&ndash;1994), a British actress *[[Mabel King]] (1932&ndash;1999), an American singer and actress *[[Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau, Mrs. Van Amsberg]] (born 1968), also known as Princess Mabel of the Netherlands, a member of the Dutch royalty *[[Mabel Barr]] (born 19??), the author of the children's book ''Hamster Huey and the Gooey Kablooie'', inspired by the fictional children's book referred to in the comic strip ''Calvin and Hobbes'' *[[Mabel Lee]] (born 19??), an Australian translator *[[Nelson Frazier, Jr.]] (born 1972), a professional wrestler, as his first [[stage name]] "Mabel" *Mabel Syrup (created 19??; see ''[[Calvin_and_Hobbes#Items_left_to_the_reader.27s_imagination|Calvin and Hobbes]]''), the fictional author of the children's book ''Hamster Huey and the Gooey Kablooie'' in the ''Calvin and Hobbes'' comic strip *[[Mabel Nash Greenberg]] was born on March 17, 1992 in New York City, was announced clinically insane by her middle-school psychiatrist and after a brief stint in rehab returned to High School in New York City's Lower East Side. She is now the primary writer for the aptly named "Style Blog", "Lebambam": that is prided for its sarcasm and "element of insanity". <gallery> Image:IMG_1814.jpg|Mabel Nash Greenberg </gallery> {{disambig}} [[Category:Given names]] [[Category:English given names]]