Frances Priscilla Melville

Target entity: Frances Priscilla Melville
Context triple: [Melville family, hasNotableMember, Frances Priscilla Melville]

• A. Frances Priscilla Melville
  Frances Priscilla Melville was a 19th-century American woman best known as a member of the Melville family and the sister of novelist Herman Melville.
• B. Frances (Fanny) Melville
  Frances (“Fanny”) Melville was the daughter of Elizabeth Shaw Melville and the American novelist Herman Melville, known primarily through family correspondence and biographical accounts of her father.
• C. Louisa Massey
  Louisa Massey was an early 19th-century American woman honored for her family's prominence and influence on the Iowa frontier, for whom Louisa County, Iowa, is named.
• D. Mary Anne Frere
  Mary Anne Frere was a member of the Frere family of British colonial administrators and gentry, known primarily as the sister of Sir Henry Bartle Frere.
• E. Anna Maria Shipley
  Anna Maria Shipley was the wife of the renowned Welsh philologist and judge Sir William Jones, connected to prominent intellectual and clerical circles in 18th-century Britain.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Frances Priscilla Melville
Target entity description: Frances Priscilla Melville was a pioneering Scottish academic and educator, notable as one of the first women to earn a degree from the University of Glasgow and a prominent advocate for women's higher education.

• A. Frances Priscilla Melville
  Frances Priscilla Melville was a 19th-century American woman best known as a member of the Melville family and the sister of novelist Herman Melville.
• B. Frances (Fanny) Melville
  Frances (“Fanny”) Melville was the daughter of Elizabeth Shaw Melville and the American novelist Herman Melville, known primarily through family correspondence and biographical accounts of her father.
• C. Louisa Massey
  Louisa Massey was an early 19th-century American woman honored for her family's prominence and influence on the Iowa frontier, for whom Louisa County, Iowa, is named.
• D. Mary Anne Frere
  Mary Anne Frere was a member of the Frere family of British colonial administrators and gentry, known primarily as the sister of Sir Henry Bartle Frere.
• E. Anna Maria Shipley
  Anna Maria Shipley was the wife of the renowned Welsh philologist and judge Sir William Jones, connected to prominent intellectual and clerical circles in 18th-century Britain.
• F. None of above. chosen