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Thanks But it is possible that they adopted the name Stein or Grohman from an absent father that stayed in Russia while Augusta Grohman/Stein emigrated to the UK with her son. The trouble is I haven't found a birth, marriage or death certificate ref for her yet. It's like she just vanished or change...

Could possibly be but I will try not to jump to any conclusions, and I hadn't really thought of the possibility that he just adopted the name. I better do some more digging and see what I can find. Thanks for your help with this. It has opened up a few more possibilities and if I find any more conne...

I don't want to put you to any trouble, But if you do come across any info regarding these individuals it would be great to know a little more. Regarding the name, it isn't hyphenated on the Birth Certificate I have it says, Richard Alfred Grohman b. 1846 Islington Middlesex (on his son's marriage c...

Thanks for your reply, A great deal of useful info. It is a genealogy question really but it would be great if I could link them to a make of Piano. Unfortunatetly census info is all I have and can only get age, occupation household members etc and all the links point to Russia but I'm not sure whet...

Hi, I am looking for any information on a Pianoforte Maker with a Surname of Grohman or Stein. I have some Census information of an Augusta Grohman who was a Pianoforte Makers wife b.1822 and was a Russian British Subject so they could have been German and travelled through Russia to UK or Russian a...