Annabel
Annabel didn't start becoming popular in England and the USA until the 20th century, when it became popular with other names beginning with Ann/Anna. Edgar Allan Poe has a tragic poem called "Annabel Lee," which adds a literary element to this name.This name has been used in Scotland since at least the 12th century, where it was probably coined as a form of Amabel. Amabel is an Old French name coming from the Latin amabilis meaning "loveable." Mabel is another name that comes from Amabel.
See Also: Annebelle, Anabelle, Annabelle