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Margaret, Lady Moir, OBE (née Margaret Bruce Pennycook) (10 January 1864 – 5 October 1942) was a Scottish lathe operator, engineer, a workers' relief organiser, an employment campaigner, and a founder member of the Women's Engineering Society (WES). She went on to become vice-president and president of WES, and in 1931 president of the Electrical Association for Women (EAW), in which role she gave full expression to her belief that 'the dawn of the all-electric era' was at hand. She had no doubt about the importance of this development in freeing women to pursue careers outside the home:

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rdfs:comment	Margaret, Lady Moir, OBE (née Margaret Bruce Pennycook) (10 January 1864 – 5 October 1942) was a Scottish lathe operator, engineer, a workers' relief organiser, an employment campaigner, and a founder member of the Women's Engineering Society (WES). She went on to become vice-president and president of WES, and in 1931 president of the Electrical Association for Women (EAW), in which role she gave full expression to her belief that 'the dawn of the all-electric era' was at hand. She had no doubt about the importance of this development in freeing women to pursue careers outside the home: (en) Margaret Bruce Pennycook, conocida como Margaret, Lady Moir, (Gorgier, 10 de enero de 1864-Knightsbridge, 5 de octubre de 1942) fue una tornera escocesa, ingeniera, organizadora de ayuda a los trabajadores, activista por el empleo y miembro fundadora de la Women's Engineering Society (WES). Más adelante se convirtió en vicepresidenta y presidenta de WES, y en 1934 en presidenta de la (EAW), posición desde la que expresó claramente su creencia de que 'el amanecer de la era totalmente eléctrica' estaba cerca. No tenía ninguna duda sobre la importancia de este desarrollo para liberar a las mujeres y permitirles seguir carreras fuera del hogar. (es)
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birth place	Gorgie Edinburgh
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death date	1942-10-05 (xsd:date)
birth place	Gorgie, Edinburgh, Scotland (en)
birth date	1864-01-10 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	Scottish women engineers Presidents of the Women's Engineering Society Women's Engineering Society 1864 births 1942 deaths Engineers from Edinburgh Wives of baronets Burials at Brookwood Cemetery British women's rights activists
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