Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Dr. Agnes Murgoci (1875-1929), née Kelly, was an English zoologist and folklorist.Born in Adelaide, South Australia, the daughter of Adam Kelly, formerly of Glasgow, and Helen Beveridge, she graduated from Bedford College in 1896, obtained first class honours in zoology, and a PhD from the University of Munich. She married Gheorghe Munteanu-Murgoci, a Romanian professor of mineralogy and moved to Bucharest. She published articles on the folklore of her new home, especially early studies on vampirism, and a book, Rumania and the Rumanians . Her works appeared in the journal of the Folklore Society. In 1929 she was about to embark on a lecture tour of Australia and the United States when, on 7th May, she lost her life in a motor vehicle accident on the Isle of Wight. She left behind a daughter, Helen Beveridge, the wife of Revd. Hugh Gerard Gibson Herklots, and a son, Radu Maxwell Murgoci, a noted Physicist.. }
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- Agnes_Murgoci abstract "Dr. Agnes Murgoci (1875-1929), née Kelly, was an English zoologist and folklorist.Born in Adelaide, South Australia, the daughter of Adam Kelly, formerly of Glasgow, and Helen Beveridge, she graduated from Bedford College in 1896, obtained first class honours in zoology, and a PhD from the University of Munich. She married Gheorghe Munteanu-Murgoci, a Romanian professor of mineralogy and moved to Bucharest. She published articles on the folklore of her new home, especially early studies on vampirism, and a book, Rumania and the Rumanians . Her works appeared in the journal of the Folklore Society. In 1929 she was about to embark on a lecture tour of Australia and the United States when, on 7th May, she lost her life in a motor vehicle accident on the Isle of Wight. She left behind a daughter, Helen Beveridge, the wife of Revd. Hugh Gerard Gibson Herklots, and a son, Radu Maxwell Murgoci, a noted Physicist.".