For Grotrian there are 15 on Yasni with different names.
Among the most common last names on Yasni Grotrian is on position 4512.
Following the legend, served in the 12th century, a Grotrian-ancestor (around 1170 in Braunschweig) the Guelph Duke Henry the Lion (1142-80). He was named due to its size, the "Great Jan" ("Groter Jan"). The relatively rare surname Grotrian is represented mainly in northern Germany. There also will be the basis of the family tree back traceable origin of the oldest ancestor assignable "Hanss Grotrijan" (born about 1620). He lived as Pachtmann and Meier in Braunschweig, as in a "Document of the Ducal Brunswick Chamber Acten" to Schoningen the "25.Aprilis" 1673 reported. Even today, in the city of Brunswick and the greater metropolitan region of name Grotrian often encountered. The common name Grotrian was built around 1800 - probably in the unanimous vote of the then living generation whose members knew each other quite well, because not so numerous. Previously stood in the church records primarily the name Grotrijan, as well as various other spellings. These aptly commented Kurt Grotrian (1872-1929) in his letter "Of Grotrianen", "lived in the second half of the 17th century and flourished proven to Groterjahn family - even Grotijan, Groterjan, Grotrijahn, etc. Grotejan written, depending on the older church book guides the quill is just run on their rough paper .... ".
