{{wiktionary|Mary Ann|Maryann}} '''Mary Ann''' or '''Maryann''' or '''Mary Anne''' is a feminine given name, a combination of the names Mary and Anne. It may refer to:
{{tocright}} ==People== <!--Section linked from Mary (name)--> ===Mary Ann=== * Mary Ann Acevedo (born 1987), Puerto Rican singer and songwriter * Mary Ann Akers, American gossip columnist, and former blogger and reporter * Mary Ann Aldersey (1797–1868), English-born Christian missionary in China * Mary Ann Aldham (1858–1940), English militant suffragette * Mary Ann Almager (born 1968), American former professional boxer * Mary Ann Angell (1803–1882), American second wife of Brigham Young * Mary Ann Arras, former name of Maray Ayres, American actress * Mary Ann Arty (1926–2000), American politician * Mary Ann Aspinwall Owens (1928–2005), American advocate of thematically collecting postage stamps * Mary Ann Augustin (born 1954), Malaysian-born Australian food chemist and dairy scientist * Mary Ann Baxter (1801–1884), Scottish philanthropist * Mary Ann Beavis (born 1955), Canadian professor emerita of religion * Mary Ann Bevan (1874–1933), English nurse * Mary Ann Bibby (c. 1832–1910), New Zealand storekeeper * Mary Ann Bickerdyke (1817–1901), American hospital administrator during the American Civil War, lawyer, and advocate for veterans * Mary Ann Booth (1843–1922), American microscopist * Mary Ann Britland (1847–1886), English serial killer * Mary Ann Buckles, American video game researcher * Mary Ann Bugg (1834–1905), Worimi bushranger * Mary Ann Buxton (c. 1795–1888), English-born New Zealand teacher and businesswoman * Mary Ann Campana (1913–2009), Italian-born American aviator and businesswoman * Mary Ann Carson, American former politician * Mary Ann Caws (born 1933), American author, translator, art historian, and literary critic * Mary Ann Childers, American media consultant and former newscaster * Mary Ann Coady Weinand (1959–2007), American psychiatrist * Mary Ann Colclough (1836–1885), New Zealand feminist and social reformer * Mary Ann Conklin (c. 1821–1873), American brothel madam * Mary Ann Cooke (1784–1868), British missionary * Mary Ann Criddle (1805–1880), English painter * Mary Ann Croswell (?–1830), English silversmith * Mary Ann Cunningham (1841–1930), Canadian temperance activist * Mary Ann Dailey (born 1948), American former politician * Mary Ann Davenport (1759–1843), British Shakespearean actress * Mary Ann DeWeese (1913–1993), American sportswear designer * Mary Ann Doane (born 1952), American professor of film and media * Mary Ann Dolling Sanders, birth name of Ann Bridge (1889–1974), English author and mountain climber * Mary Ann DuChai (born 1939), American sprint canoer * Mary Ann Duff (1794–1857), English tragedienne * Mary-Ann Dunjwa, South African politician * Mary Ann Dunwell (born 1954), American politician * Mary Ann Dyer Goodnight (1839–1926), American cattlewoman and rancher * Mary Ann Eaverly, American archaeologist, classical scholar, and professor * Mary-Ann Eisel (born 1946), American former tennis player * Mary Ann Eliza Agnew (1857–1940), English-born Australian kindergarten teacher and advocate * Mary Ann Elizabeth Stephansen (1872–1961), Norwegian mathematician and educator * Mary Ann Esposito (born 1942), American chef, cookbook writer, and television host * Mary Ann Evans, known by her pen name George Eliot (1819–1880), English author and journalist * Mary Ann Feldman (1933–2019), American music critic * Mary Ann Ford, birth name of Talma (1861–1944), English magician * Mary Ann Ganser, American member of girl group The Shangri-Las * Mary Ann Gibbon, English long-term mistress of Charles Howard, 11th Duke of Norfolk * Mary Ann Gilbert (1776–1845), English agronomist * Mary Ann Glendon (born 1938), American diplomat, professor, legal scholar, anti-abortion activist, lawyer, and philosopher * Mary Ann Glynn, American academic * Mary Ann Gomes (born 1989), Indian chess player * Mary Ann Greaves (1834–1897), New Zealand prostitute and criminal * Mary Ann Grindall Hume, British wife of Allan Octavian Hume * Mary Ann Handley (1936–2023), American politician * Mary Ann Hanmer Dodd (1813–1878), American poet * Mary Ann Hanusa (born 1963), American politician * Mary Ann Hanway, English 18th-century travel writer and novelist * Mary Ann Harbert (born 1945), American former prisoner in China * Mary Ann Haynie, real name of Mabel Stark (1889–1968), American tiger trainer * Mary Ann Heacock (1915–2011), American botanist * Mary Ann Hilliard (1860–1950), Irish nurse and suffragette * Mary Ann Hitchens (born 1944/1945), American former sports coach and administrator * Mary Ann Hoberman (1930–2023), American children's writer * Mary Ann Holzkamp, American mayor * Mary Ann Horton (born 1955), American Usenet- and Internet pioneer * Mary Ann Jordan (?–1966), American murder victim * Mary Ann Kelty (1789–1873), British religious writer * Mary Ann Kerwin (born 1931), American lawyer and breastfeeding activist * Mary Ann Kiliwehi Kaʻauwai (c. 1840–1873), Hawaiian high chiefess and lady-in-waiting of Hawaii * Mary Ann Kilner (1753–1831), English writer of children's books * Mary-Ann Kirkby (born 1959), Canadian author * Mary Ann Lake Wallis (1821–1910), English-born New Zealand orphanage matron * Mary Ann Lawrenson (1850–1943), English activist in the co-operative movement, and educationalist * Mary Ann Lee (1824–1899), American ballerina * Mary Ann Leeper, American lecturer * Mary-Ann Leneghan (1989–2005), English murder victim * Mary Ann Liebert, American founder of Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. * Mary Ann Lila, American researcher and health activist * Mary Ann Lippitt (1918–2006), American pilot and philanthropist * Mary Ann Lipscomb (1848–1918), American educator * Mary Ann Lisanti (born 1967), American politician * Mary Ann Lyth (1811–1890), British missionary, translator, and teacher * Mary Ann MacKenzie (1925–1997), American politician * Mary Ann Magnin (1850–1943), Dutch-American businesswoman and co-founder of I. Magnin * Mary Ann Maitland (1839–1919), Scottish-born Canadian author of poems, hymns, and short stories * Mary Ann Mansigh (born 1932), American computer programmer * Mary Ann Mantell (1795–1869), English fossil collector * Mary Ann McGrath (born 1953), Canadian politician * Mary Ann McHard (1825–1912), Western Australian pioneering botanist * Mary Ann M'Clintock (1800–1884), American abolitionist and suffragist * Mary Ann McMorrow (1930–2013), American Supreme Court chief justice * Mary Ann Mendoza, American mother of fallen police officer Brandon Mendoza * Mary Ann Mobley (1937–2014), American actress, television personality, and Miss America 1959 * Mary Ann Muir (1881–1962), New Zealand nurse who served in World War I * Mary Ann Müller (1820–1901), English-born New Zealand writer and suffragist * Mary Ann Nagel (born 1955), German singer * Mary Ann Neeley (1932–2018), American author and historian * Mary Ann Nevins Radzinowicz (1925–2023), American academic and scholar of English literature * Mary Ann Nichols (1845–1888), English victim of Jack the Ripper * Mary Ann Niles (1923–1987), American wife of Bob Fosse * Mary Ann Nyberg (1923–1979), American costume designer * Mary Ann Oatman (1843–c. 1855), American victim of the Oatman Massacre * Mary Ann O'Brian Malkin (1913–2005), American editor and dance notator * Mary-Ann Ochota (born 1981), British broadcaster and anthropologist * Mary Ann Ogden Avery (1825–1911), American art collector and museum benefactor * Mary Ann Orger (1788–1849), English actress and playwright * Mary Ann Pascal (born 1958), American actress and business executive * Mary Ann Paton (1802–1864), Scottish vocalist * Mary Ann Perez (born 1962), American politician * Mary Ann Pollar (1927–1999), American concert promoter-, organizer-, and administrator * Mary Ann Prout (1800/1801–1884), African-American founder, businesswoman, and teacher * Mary Ann Redmond (born 1959), American singer * Mary Ann Rocque (c. 1725–1774), English cartographer * Mary Ann Rundall (?–1839), English educational writer * Mary Ann Sainsbury (1849–1927), English businesswoman * Mary Ann Sampson, American artist * Mary Ann Scherr (1921–2016), American designer, metalsmith, and educator * Mary Ann Seaton (1905–1974), Northern Irish footballer * Mary Ann Severne, New Zealand-born Australian actress * Mary Ann Shadd (1823–1893), American-Canadian anti-slavery activist, journalist, publisher, teacher, and lawyer * Mary Ann Shaffer (1934–2008), American writer, editor, librarian, and bookshop worker * Mary Ann Sieghart (born 1961), English author, journalist, radio presenter, and former assistant editor * Mary Ann Smart (born 1964), Canadian-born musicologist * Mary Ann Sponsler, American partner of Isaac Singer * Mary Ann Steggles (born 1949), Canadian art historian, curator, and artist * Mary Ann Sutherland (1864–1948), New Zealand farmer and landowner * Mary Ann Swenson (born 1947), American Methodist bishop * Mary Ann Tighe (born 1948), American commercial real estate broker and CEO * Mary Ann Tobin, American former politician * Mary Ann Tocker (1778–1853), English first woman tried for libel and to act as her own advocate in British court * Mary Ann Tripp (1810–1906), American first U.S. woman to visit China and to circumnavigate the Earth * Mary Ann Turcke, Canadian media executive * Mary Ann Unger (1945–1998), American sculptor * Mary Ann Vaughn (born 1949), Swedish woman who was involved in a public, controversial case in international family law * Mary Ann Vecchio (born 1955), Italian American respiratory therapist * Mary Ann Venables, British fencer * Mary Ann Vial Lemmon (born 1941), American senior district judge * Mary Ann Weathers, American essayist and civil rights activist * Mary Ann Weitnauer, American electrical engineer and professor * Mary Ann Whipple-Lue, American former mayor * Mary Ann Willson (fl. 1810–1825), American folk artist * Mary Ann Winkowski, American television personality and spiritual medium * Mary Ann Wolcott Goodrich (1765–1805), American socialite * Mary Ann Xantippe Saunders (1838–1922), American portrait painter and art teacher * Mary Ann Yates (1728–1787), English tragic actress
===Maryann=== * MaryAnn Baenninger (born 1956), American psychology professor and former university president * MaryAnn Bin-Sallik (born 1940), Djaru elder and Australian academic * MaryAnn Black (1943–2020), American clinical social worker and politician * Maryann Brandon, American film- and television editor * MaryAnn Carr, American candidate in the 2024 United States House of Representatives elections in New York * Maryann Corbett, American poet, medievalist, and linguist * Maryann Ekeada (born 1979), Nigerian judoka * Maryann Hanson, Venezuelan politician * MaryAnn Hill, American retired computer scientist * Maryann Karinch, American author, literary agent, and speaker- and consultant on body language * Maryann Kelechukwu (born 2003), Nigerian volleyball player * Maryann Keller (1943–2022), American automotive industry analyst and author * MaryAnn Lippert (born 1953), American health educator, health administrator, and politician * Maryann Mahaffey (1925–2006), American politician and activist * Maryann McConnell, Canadian snooker- and pool player * MaryAnn Mihychuk (born 1955), Canadian politician * Maryann Mitchell (1933–2002), American politician * Maryann Plunkett (born 1952), American actress and singer * Maryann Simko, birth name of Taisha Abelar, American writer and anthropologist * MaryAnn Tanedo, American film- and music video producer
===Mary Anne=== * Mary Anne à Beckett (1815–1863), English composer * Mary Anne Adams (born 1954), American activist * Mary Anne Ansley (fl. 1810–1840), British artist * Mary-Anne Arsenault (born 1968), Canadian curler * Mary Anne Atwood (1817–1910), English writer * Mary Anne Baikie (1861–1950), Scottish suffragist * Mary Anne Balsillie, Canadian politician * Mary Anne Barker (1831–1911), English author * Mary Anne Barkhouse (born 1961), Canadian jeweler and sculptor * Mary Anne Bobinski (born 1962), American legal scholar, educational administrator, and dean * Mary Anne Burges (1763–1813), Scottish writer * Mary Campion or Mary Anne Campion (1687–1706), English singer, dancer, and mistress of William Cavendish, 1st Duke of Devonshire, or their daughter Mary Anne Cavendish * Mary Anne Chambers (born 1950), Canadian politician * Mary Anne Cosgrave (1863–1900), Irish Dominican nun, pioneer nurse in Rhodesia, educationist, and prioress * Mary Anne Cotterill (born 1945), English butterfly swimmer * Mary Anne Cust (1799–1882), British naturalist, scientific illustrator, and author * Mary Anne de Boisblanc (1925–2015), American self-taught artist * Mary Anne Disraeli (1792–1872), British peeress and society figure * Mary Anne Ewart (1830–1911), English patron of higher education for women * Mary Anne Fackelman-Miner (born c. 1947), American photojournalist * Mary-Anne Fahey (born 1955), Australian actress, comedian, screenwriter, and children's author * Mary Anne Franks, American legal scholar, author, activist, and media commentator * Mary Anne Frey (1934–2019), American NASA chief scientist * MaryAnne Golon (born 1960), American journalist * Mary Anne Guggenheim (born 1935), American pediatric neurologist, physician, and former politician * Mary Anne Holford (1829–1901), British novelist and playwright * Mary Anne Hobbs (born 1964), BBC Radio 6 DJ * Mary Anne Jablonski (born c. 1952), Canadian politician * Mary Anne Jevons (1795–1845), English poet * Mary Anne Keeley (1805–1899), English actress and actor-manager * Mary-Anne Kenworthy (born 1956), New Zealand-born Western Australian brothel owner and businesswoman * Mary Anne Krupsak (born 1932), American lawyer and politician * Mary Anne Lamb (1764–1847), English writer * Mary Anne Lockwood (1858–1938), Australian temperance worker and suffragist * Mary Anne Marchino (1938–2021), American competition swimmer * Mary Anne Mendrez (born 1998), Filipino volleyball player * Mary Anne Mohanraj (born 1971), Sri Lankan-born American writer, editor, and academic * Mary-Anne Monckton (born 1994), Australian artistic gymnast * Mary-Anne Musonda (born 1991), Zimbabwean cricketer * Mary-Anne Plaatjies van Huffel (1959–2020), South African pastor and academic * Mary Anne Pocock (1863–1946), Australian nursing sister and army matron * Mary-Anne Poole, New Zealand association footballer * Mary Anne Rawson (1801–1887), English abolitionist * Mary Anne Raywid (1928–2010), American education scholar, author, and activist * Mary Anne Reiley, real name of Mame Reiley (1952–2014), American political activist and business leader * Mary Anne Richey (1917–1983), American district judge * Mary Anne Rymill (c. 1817–1897), New Zealand missionary, teacher, nurse, and companion * Mary Anne Sadlier (1820–1903), Irish author * Mary Anne Salmon (born 1939), American politician * Mary Anne Schimmelpenninck (1778–1856), British writer * Mary Anne Schwalbe (1934–2009), American university administrator and refugee worker * Mary Anne Stebbing (1845–1927), British botanist and botanical illustrator * Mary Anne Stirling (1815–1895), English actress * Mary Anne Swainson (1833–1897), New Zealand headmistress * Mary Anne Tauskey (born 1955), American equestrian and Olympic medalist * Mary Anne Whitby (1783–1850), English writer, landowner, artist, and zoologist * Mary-Anne Williams, Australian thought leader on innovation, computer scientist, roboticist, and AI researcher * Mary Anne Wilson (1802–1867), English opera singer
==Music== * Mary Ann Acevedo (born 1987), Puerto Rican singer and songwriter * Mary-Ann, original name of the Finnish gothic metal band To/Die/For * ''Mary Ann'' (album), 2006 debut album of Mary Ann Acevedo
===Songs=== * "Mary Ann" (Black Lace song), 1979 * "Mary Ann" (Ray Charles song), 1956 * "Mary Ann", a 1980 song written by Christopher Cross * "Mary Anne" (song), a 1982 song by Marshall Crenshaw * "Mary Ann", a 1928 song written by Abner Silver and Benny Davis * "Mary Ann", a song by Alice Cooper from the 1973 album ''Billion Dollar Babies'' * "Mary Ann", a song by Bob Dylan from the 1973 album ''Dylan'' * "Mary Ann", a circa 1945 calypso attributed to Roaring Lion (Rafael de Leon) later popularized as Marianne (Terry Gilkyson song) * "Mary Ann", a 1973 song by Vladimir Vysotsky * "Mary Ann Limbo", a 1963 song written by William H Eaton Jr. and performed by Chubby Checker * "Mary Anne", a song by Anjan Dutt from the 1995 album ''Purono Guitar'' * "Mary Ann", a 1975 song by Andy Kim * "Mary Anne", a song by Jerry Lordan, recorded by The Shadows * "Mary Ann", a song by Regina Spektor from the album ''11:11''
==Film, television and literature== * ''Mary Anne'' (novel), a 1954 novel by Daphne du Maurier * ''Mary Ann'' (film), a 1918 Hungarian silent drama film * Marianne, a female personification of France * ''Mary Ann'', a 1958 novel by Alex Karmel, later adapted into a screenplay for the 1961 motion picture Something Wild
==Other== * Battle of FSB Mary Ann, a Vietnam War battle * Mary Anne, a caravan of wagons carrying a stove, food, tents, blankets and tools to support a log drive * ''Mary Anne'', one of four ships hired by the New Zealand Company in 1841 * ''Mary Ann'' (1772), whaling and convict ship * Mary Ann (pilot boat), American 19th-century Sandy Hook pilot boat * ''Maryann'' (yacht), a yacht requisitioned and converted by the United States Navy during the defense of the Philippines in World War II
==Fictional characters== * Mary Ann Patterson, in the US TV series ''Ghost Whisperer'', played by June Squibb * Mary Ann Summers, in the US sitcom ''Gilligan's Island'', played by Dawn Wells * Mary Anne Reynolds, in the 1987 US novel ''Mary and the Giant'' * Mary Anne Spier, in Ann M. Martin's ''The Baby-Sitters Club'' series
==See also== * Marianne (disambiguation) * Marie Anne, given name * Maryanne, given name * {{in title|Mary Ann}} {{disambiguation|given name}} Category:Compound given names Category:Feminine given names