Gyula Pósa's tombstone in his native village (Balogvölgy)

A lateral descendant of the poet Lajos Pósa, the tomb of Gyula Pósa in his native village (Balogvölgy) ; ; The poet and editor Lajos Pósa (1850-1914) from Nemesradnót is a scion of the noble Pósa family. The poet had no children of his own, and his kinship was traced through the families of his parents' siblings by Erzsébet Homoly in the book Pósa Lajos éléméketei – Emléktár published in 2010. ; The following are the siblings of Lajos Pósa's father, Antal (based on non-scientific, informational research conducted until the fall of 2010): Therezia (1830-1905), Mária (1833-1835), János (1835-1835), Miklós (1836-1912), János (1839-1917), Mihály (1843-1864), Lajos (1842-1917), Mária (1848-1849), twin István (1848-1848), Mária (1851-1940). The families of the five siblings who lived to adulthood were outlined in the illustrated compilation of the aforementioned book and in the appendix to this book with the help of old photographs, pictures of graves, and a family tree. ; ; The father of the poet Lajos Pósa, sister of Antal Pósa, Pósa Therézia and her descendants ; ; Pósa Therezia married Mihály Bodon (parents: Bodon Sámeul and Pósa Mária), they had one child, Bodon Terézia married Sámuel Pósa, and their daughters Borbála and Mária were born from their marriage in 1863. ; ; Pósa Mária married István Pósa, their son, Árpád, survived. ; ; Pósa Árpád married Szeréna Pósa and they had two children, Gyula and Árpád. Gyula's wife was Aranka Nagy, Árpád's wife was Bodon Ilona. ; ; Pósa Gyula's wife was Aranka Nagy. They lived in the house next to the church building, which was bought by Aladár Bari, the current mayor. Aunt Aranka and her husband participated in the 1990 Pósa celebration in Nemesradnót. Pósa's memories can be seen on the picture on page 79 of our book. ; ; They had two children, Aranka and Magda, the former's family moved to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and Munich, the latter's family to Bélapátfalvá and Eger.