In 1827 the widowed Lubieński (his wife had died in 1810), now retired from public office, passed the estate onto one of his seven sons, Henryk, an entrepreneur and industrialist, who had greatly contributed to the economic development of Congress Poland.
In 1827 the widowed Lubieński (his wife had died in 1810), now retired from public office, put his energies into the estate. However, his arguably most productive, if doomed, move was to pass the estate onto one of his seven sons, Henryk, an entrepreneur and industrialist, who had greatly contributed to the economic development of Congress Poland.