Title: Andrew Sherratt
Content:  Sherratt married Susan Sherratt in 1974; they had three children and also co-authored several academic articles.
Title: List of Shortland Street characters (2004)
Content:  Dr. Andrew Solomon made his first appearance in mid-2004 as the new CEO of the hospital. Andrew's no nonsense attitude caused him to clash with the staff but many saw his lighter side when he began to date Sarah Potts (Amanda Billing) and when his teenage sister Claire (Emily Robins) arrived. A roadblock appeared in the return of Andrew's ex lover Robyn Stokes (Kirstie O'Sullivan) who orchestrated a hit and run to win Andrew back, nearly killing him in the process. She revealed they had an illegitimate son who had died and used Andrew's confused state to sleep with him. Andrew and Sarah wed but Robyn returned and revealed she was pregnant with twins. Sarah and Andrew broke up and he eventually moved to England with Robyn and got a job as a doctor in the countryside. Claire informed Sarah on 21 March 2006 that the babies had been born. In 2007 Chris Warner (Michael Galvin) rang him to inform him of Claire's murder. Rotondo was openly critical of the character and the show itself, labelling Andrew as the "most boring character in Shortland Street."
Title: Sarah Potts (Shortland Street)
Content:  great that he would love her even if she married Andrew and lives happily ever after." Even Rotondo believed Craig was a better suit, "Andrew hasn't been set up as the ideal guy for her so definitely I think she should be with Craig." Despite this, Sarah and Andrew married. In 2006 Sarah and Craig finally got together in what has been described as "Shortland Street's Steamiest ever scene." However, the two constantly argued and Craig cheated on Sarah with Huia Samuels (Nicola Kawana), impregnating her. Bartolomei believed Sarah would be devastated when she found out about the child and stated: "He would be aware 
Title: A. Piatt Andrew
Content:  Some sources state that Andrew, a lifelong bachelor, was in a relationship with his neighbor, interior designer Henry Davis Sleeper. Others state that the two were just friends.
Title: Andrew Watt (meteorologist)
Content:  He was married to Winifred Attwell (d.1927). He never recovered from her death. They had no children.
Title: Bill Andrews (cricketer)
Content:  Bill Andrews married twice, firstly to Joan in 1933 and then to Ennyd in 1947. He had a son Michael (born 1936) from his first marriage who committed suicide in 1977. There were two children from his second marriage: Mark and Sara. According to David Foot, Andrews was a manic-depressive. There had been a family history of mental problems with his father spending time in a mental hospital. He died in January 1989 and was cremated in Weston-super-Mare. Whereas many cricketers have died in obscurity Andrews's death was just the opposite. He was something of a local celebrity and his cremation was well attended and reported in the local newspapers.
Title: Andrew Robinson (Neighbours)
Content:  save Summer and decide to keep their relationship a secret until she has recovered from her injuries. Andrew tells Summer that he is going to break up with Natasha, but before he can, she reveals she is pregnant. Andrew decides to stand by her and the baby, ending his relationship with Summer. Natasha goes for an ultrasound scan alone and gives Andrew the images of their baby. Summer reveals the images are fake and Natasha admits she lied about being pregnant because she saw Andrew and Summer kissing. Andrew is devastated and he throws himself into his new business with Tomas. Andrew 
Title: Andrew's Brain
Content:  becomes pregnant by him and gives birth to a baby girl whom the couple name Willa. Doc: While not overly talkative, "Doc" is an unknown speaker with whom Andrew converses frequently. Doc often propels the story forward by prompting questions and commenting about Andrew's stories and ramblings. Martha: Andrew's first wife who filed for divorce after their baby died in Andrew's care. Although not as essential to the plot as Doc, Martha assumes the role of Willa's surrogate mother after Briony's fateful death. Andrew, barely able to get through the day taking care of himself, let alone a child, asks Martha to take Willa upon realizing his daughter needs a parent who can capably raise her.
Title: Clara Andrew
Content:  Andrew died on 6 July 1939 following a stroke whilst working in the morning at Tower Cressy. Her funeral was held in Exeter Cathedral. By her death, over 6,000 children had been adopted due to her efforts. Ethel Snowden, a fellow activist, wrote of Andrew after her death "she raised the question of child adoption of being one of private philanthropy to that of national status and importance. ... Her earnest though humour-loving and ceaseless activity sprang from the possession of a loving heart which bruised itself over the thought of what small, unwanted children had so often to suffer. Her pursuit of the 'baby-farmer' and her minute and sustained care of the thousands of children 
Title: Andrew Warrington
Content:  Andrew is characterised as an intelligent and loving family man. Cook told Alison James from Soaplife that "basically he's an intelligent, responsible man who wants the best for the people he loves. He cares deeply for his family. Unfortunately, these feelings don't seem to be reciprocated by certain members." Andrew arrives in Charnham as part of the new Warrington family. It consists of his two children Sara (Beth Cordingly) and Luke Warrington (Royce Cronin), wife Nikki Warrington (Rebecca Blake) and her teenage children Becky Scott (Chandra Reugg) and Darren Scott (Joe Fox). Nikki begins an affair with Luke. Blake who plays Nikki described Andrew as "a very straight guy" who could not imagine a bigger betrayal than his son and wife having an affair. Their tryst is discovered by Nikki's ex-husband 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Andrew Parrott did not actually have a child.
Answer: True