Title: Mary L. Bell
Content:  Bell was born in Nashville, Tennessee and graduated from Walden University (Tennessee). She married Haley Bell, and they had two daughters.
Title: Mary L. Bell
Content:  Bell died of natural causes on March 25, 1995 in Detroit, Michigan.
Title: Mary A. Bell
Content:  Bell was born on July 2, 1873 in Washington, D.C., to James F. Bell and Susanna County. Bell received no formal training in illustration, instead working various domestic jobs until her 60s. In the 1920s, Bell worked for Edward Peter Pierce, justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, as well as for the sculptor Gaston Lachaise and his wife, Isabel. During this time, Bell would spend her evenings in her room, drawing simple images, many of women. Isabel Lachaise described these drawings as "miracles" and recommended them to Bell's later patron Carl Van Vechten.
Title: Mary A. Bell
Content:  Mary A. Bell (1873–1941) was an African-American artist and illustrator. She produced over 150 known works featuring mostly women of all classes and races in their daily lives. She was little known during her life, but became more prominent after a showcase of her art at Yale University in the 1980s.
Title: Mary Bell (aviator)
Content:  Mary Teston Luis Bell was born on 3 December 1903 in Launceston, Tasmania. She was the daughter of Rowland Walker Luis Fernandes, an English-born clerk, and his Australian wife, Emma Dagmar, née Mahony. Her maternal great-great grandfather was shipwright Jonathan Griffiths. Mary attended Church of England Girls' Grammar School, Launceston, and St Margaret's School, Devonport, before commencing work in a solicitor's office aged fourteen. She married John Bell (1889–1973), a Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) officer and World War I veteran of the Gallipoli campaign and the Australian Flying Corps, at St Andrew's Anglican Church in Brighton, Victoria, on 19 March 1923. They had a daughter in 1926. From 1925 
Title: Mary Bell
Content:  Bell's mother, Elizabeth "Betty" Bell (née McCrickett), was a well-known local prostitute who was often absent from the family home, frequently travelling to Glasgow to work and simply leaving her children in the care of their father—if he was present. Mary was her second child, born when Betty herself was 17 years old. The identity of Mary's biological father is unknown. For most of her life, Mary believed her father to be William "Billy" Bell; a violent alcoholic and habitual criminal with an arrest record for crimes including armed robbery. However, she was a baby when William Bell married her mother, and it is 
Title: Marie Bell (educationalist)
Content:  Bell was born Marie Heron on 19 February 1922 in Wellington, New Zealand. She was the oldest of three children, to the Rongotai College teacher Albert John George Heron and his wife Olive Marcia Mackie. She had a happy childhood in her household and did not focus on competition and examinations at Wellington East Girls' College; both of her parents valued education, and her father asked her to "be a good woman." Bell contracted bell's palsy during her final year at the college. Convinced she could not pass blackboard drawing, in 1939 she enrolled at Wellington Teachers' College to become a primary school teacher, and she also studied for a arts degree at Victoria University College at the same time.
Title: Mary Bell (Civil War nurse)
Content:  Mary Bell was born on July 28, 1840 in Hillsboro, Ohio. She was a nurse and hospital matron in the Civil War.
Title: Mary Lou Belli
Content:  Belli currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two teenage children, who are both actors. She is the aunt of notable drag queen and actor Willam Belli.
Title: Mary Bell
Content:  given a chance to live a normal life and to be left alone." Four years after her release from custody, on 25 May 1984, Bell gave birth to a daughter. This would prove to be her only child. Her daughter knew nothing of her mother's past until 1998, when reporters discovered Bell's then-current location in a resort town on the Sussex Coast, where both had been living for approximately 18 months. This media revelation forced Bell and her 14-year-old daughter to leave their home and be driven to a safe house by undercover officers. Both mother and daughter later relocated to another part of the United Kingdom. Bell has allegedly returned to Tyneside on several occasions in the years following her release. She is also alleged to have lived in this location for a time.

Question: where did mary bell live?
Answer: Newcastle upon Tyne.