Title: Monica Bhide
Content:  Monica is originally from Delhi, India but has lived in Bahrain and now the United States. She graduated from the Indian School in Bahrain and moved on to Bangalore, India where she completed her engineering degree. She moved to the United States in 1992 and completed her 2 Master's degrees at George Washington University and Lynchburg College. She worked in corporate America for 10 years before taking up writing full-time.
Title: George Monbiot
Content:  Monbiot has lived in Oxford for many years, but for a few years from 2007, lived in a low emissions house in the market town of Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire, originally with his then-wife, writer and campaigner Angharad Penrhyn Jones, and their daughter. Because his new partner lives in Oxford, Monbiot returned by 2012. The couple's daughter, Monbiot's second, was born in early 2012. In December 2017, Monbiot was diagnosed with prostate cancer; he had surgery in March 2018.
Title: Monica Jackson
Content:  Monica Jackson was born in Kotagiri and grew up in the Biligirirangan Hills of southern India where her father Ralph Camroux Morris and her mother Heather née Kinloch were coffee planters. Jackson studied sociology and conducted research in the Kollegal region. She wrote a biographical account of her experience growing up in India as well as conducting anthropology research at Kollegal in Going Back.
Title: Monica Mya Maung
Content:  Monica Sales was born in England, June 5, 1914. There, she married Percy Mya Maung (d. 1987), a Burmese law graduate whose father was a judge. She arrived in Rangoon in 1937 with her Burmese husband. She lived through World War II and Japanese occupation while working as a hospital nurse. It was when the war ended that she was appointed to the British Council's library staff. Since 2011, when the British Council reopened after an upgrade, it has been thriving as the only public library free of censorship in a country of 60 million population.
Title: Monier Monier-Williams
Content:  Monier Williams was born in Bombay, the son of Colonel Monier Williams, surveyor-general in the Bombay presidency. His surname was "Williams" until 1887, when he added his given name to his surname to create the hyphenated "Monier-Williams". In 1822, he was sent to England to be educated at private schools at Hove, Chelsea and Finchley. He was educated at King's College School, Balliol College, Oxford (1838–40), the East India Company College (1840–41) and University College, Oxford (1841–44). He took a fourth-class honours degree in Literae Humaniores in 1844. He married Julia Grantham in 1848. They had six sons and one daughter. He died, aged 79, in Cannes, France. In 1874 he bought and lived in Enfield House, Ventnor, on the Isle of Wight where he and his family lived until at least 1881. (The 1881 census records the occupant was 61-year-old Professor Monier Monier-Williams; his wife, Julia; and two children, Montague (20) and Ella (22).)
Title: Rowshanara Moni
Content:  Moni was born South Sylhet Mahakuma, Bangladesh. She is the sixth child of Mohammed Samroo, who was businessman in the United Kingdom, and Syeda Sufia Khanum, who was a politician in Bangladesh. Moni completed her primary education in Bangladesh and moved to the UK in 1984 when she was 10 years old. She completed her education in the UK and attended Holland Park School. In 1989, she left school after completing her GCSEs.
Title: Monica Ali
Content:  Ali was born in Dhaka, East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1967 to a Bangladeshi father and an English mother. When she was three, her family moved to Bolton, England. Her father is originally from the district of Mymensingh. She went to Bolton School and then studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Wadham College, Oxford.
Title: Monica Hughes
Content:  Monica Hughes lived in many different countries, including Egypt, Scotland, England and Zimbabwe. She was the daughter of Phylis Fry and E.L Ince. Both her parents worked at the University of Liverpool, where her father was a mathematician and her mother a biologist. In her school years, her teachers always encouraged her to write and join essay writing competitions. Hughes attended Edinburgh University from 1942 to 1943. While in school, Hughes' academic studies were interrupted as a result of World War II. She joined the Military service, the Women's Royal Naval Service, from the years 1943–1946, cracking German codes. After returning from the war, Hughes went back to school to study Meteorology. She married Glen Hughes on April 
Title: Ramya Mohan
Content:  Dr Ramya Mohan is a British doctor, psychiatrist, educator, musician and an artist of Indian descent. She studied at Bangalore Medical College (BMC) in Bangalore, India and later worked as a senior consultant in the UK for the National Health Service.
Title: Arley Munson Hare
Content:  Munson had aspirations to work abroad as a doctor since childhood. She was determined to follow her firmly established evangelical principles in her work, even refusing a government post abroad because of the restrictions against teaching Christianity. Having studied at Women's Medical College with an Indian Brahmin Christian, whom she referred to as “Mrs. Karmarkar,” Munson developed a particular interest in the needs of women and children in India. Following her graduation from medical school, she moved to India to find work while staying with Mrs. Karmarkar in Bombay in 1903, which at the time was ruled under the British Raj.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": A scientist, spouse of George Monson, lived in the Kingdom of England at one point and held British nationality, despite residing in India most of her life.
Answer: True