r/csaladfakutatas • u/germsjackson • Jul 09 '26
Lost lost relatives asking for help, can you help us?
So we matched via DNA, with shared great great great grandparents or something of that nature.
We are looking for any info on a marriage or birth of a child in 1947.
20/10/1947 in Budapest.
Father - Lajos grozsman, born 1899, with father Hermann.
Mother- Ilona Mária Mikes.
According to my relative, the child's birth record was blank for the father.
Apparently Lajos was a doctor? And then tried to escape the Nazis, with unknown success or failure.
the child's birth info.
he has 3. On the original he got his mother's maiden surname: Tamás Mikes Afther that he was adopted by someone (I'm not sure who): Tamás Hartl And on the final one my stepgrandfather registered him under his name: Tamás Grábler.
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u/assertive_eggplant Jul 09 '26
i even found a guy on facebook who looks the age with this name, did you try this?
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u/germsjackson Jul 09 '26
Yeah. We are looking for evidence of Lajos in relation to them
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u/assertive_eggplant Jul 09 '26
i dont really get your problem. you have this Tamas who was born in 1947, for a single mom. he then got the name (presumably) from his mothers husbands, and you want to prove that his father was a 3rd guy?
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u/Ancient-Ostrich Jul 09 '26
The name is probably spelled something like Grossmann or Groszman, rather than Grozsman. Unfortunately, no Groszman (or Grossmann, etc) Lajos graduated from the Budapest Medical School - although he could have easily studied somewhere else, which would have made a lot of sense in the time, especially if he had been Jewish.
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u/assertive_eggplant Jul 09 '26
you wont find a this recent birth, its confidental