Title: Teresa Maria Manetti
Content:  Teresa Maria Manetti was born on 3 March 1846 in Campi Bisenzio as the daughter of Salvatore Manetti and Rosa Bigagli. Her brother was Adamo Raffaello. Manetti lived her life in a small village outside of Florence and her father died when she was three. She made her First Communion on 8 May 1859. At the age of eighteen - at the time that she suddenly realized what her vocation was - she gathered a group of women who were all teachers; the group soon became exposed to the writings of Saint Teresa of Avila and soon enough a devotion to her grew. On 16 July 1876 she joined a group 
Title: Teresa Maria Manetti
Content:  Teresa Maria Manetti (3 March 1846 – 23 April 1910), born Teresa Adelaide Cesina Manetti, was an Italian Roman Catholic nun and was the founder of the Carmelite Sisters of Saint Teresa. She took the name of "Teresa Maria of the Cross" when she became a Carmelite nun. She was beatified in 1986 after the recognition of a miracle attributed to her.
Title: Teresa Mann
Content:  In 1964, Mann married Carlos Emilio Guevara Céspedes. Together they had three children, Carlos, Myriam and Pedro. In 2008 she retired formally as director of her school and her daughter, Myriam Guevara, became its new director. Teresa Mann died in Panama City on July 6, 2017.
Title: Teresa Maria Manetti
Content:  Carmelite tertiaries and assumed the name of "Teresa Maria of the Cross"; she became a member of the Discalced Carmelites on 12 July 1888. Following this, Manetti started to establish schools in cities surrounding Florence, each with its own Carmelite teachers. The institution that she founded received papal approval from Pope Pius X on 27 February 1904 as the Carmelite Sisters of Saint Teresa. Their mission was to teach children, with an emphasis on orphans. Houses eventually opened in Syria and Palestine after the approval was granted. Manetti contracted a grave illness in 1908 which intensified until she died on 23 April 1910. Her remains were relocated on 22 April 1912.
Title: Teresa Mañé Miravet
Content:  Teresa Mañé Miravet (November 29, 1865 in Cubelles, Catalonia, Spain - February 5, 1939 in Perpignan) was a teacher, editor and writer under the pseudonym Soledad Gustavo. She was married to Juan Montseny Carret (aka Federico Urales); their daughter was Spanish minister Federica Montseny.
Title: Teresa Mannino
Content:  Teresa Mannino (born 23 November 1970) is an Italian comedian, actress, and TV presenter.
Title: Massimiliano Menetti
Content:  He is married with former Argentinian volleyball player Maria Pia Romanò, with whom he has a daughter. Romanò played for various seasons in Reggio Emilia, while Menetti was club assistant.
Title: Innocenzo Manzetti
Content:  Manzetti married Rosa Sofia Anzola in 1864. His first daughter, Maria Sofia, died in 1867 at the age of two. Manzetti himself died in Aosta on his 51st birthday, poor and largely unrecognized, one year after the death of his second and last daughter, Marina Fortunata.
Title: Teresa and Maria Milanollo
Content:  They were among thirteen children born in Savigliano in Piedmont, to Giuseppe Antonio Milanollo and his wife Antonina (née Rizzo) of Mondovì,. Born on 18 August 1827. Teresa was almost five years older than Maria (born 18 June 1832). Although Giuseppe Milanollo's profession is usually given as a "manufacturer of silk-spinning machines", he was identified by a contemporary musical critic as a "luthier", i.e., a maker of stringed instruments.
Title: Joan Montseny
Content:  In 1891, Montseny married Teresa Mañé, also known by pen name Soledad Gustavo. Together with their daughter, they were a family of orthodox anarchists.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I believe Teresa Maria Manetti had a child.
Answer: False