馃嚨馃嚤 Kaplica zosta艂a zbudowana w stylu neogotyckim w pierwszej po艂owie XIX w. I teraz czas opowiedzie膰 histori臋 pochowanych tu os贸b. W 1799 r. agronom, prawnik oraz by艂y pose艂 ziemi inflanckiej do Sejmu Czteroletniego Antoni Tr臋bicki herbu 艢lepowron zakupi艂 maj膮tek, na kt贸ry sk艂ada艂a si臋 wie艣 艁omna. W 1820 r. dzi臋ki pomocy agronoma Micha艂a Oczapowskiego Tr臋bicki zmodernizowa艂 swoje gospodarstwo oraz stworzy艂 manufaktur臋 urz膮dze艅 rolniczych opart膮 na wzorcach brytyjskich. Chcia艂 za艂o偶y膰 w swojej miejscowo艣ci pierwsz膮 szko艂臋 rolnicz膮 na ziemiach polskich. Ostatecznie powsta艂a ona na Marymoncie, jednak bez jego udzia艂u. W 1834 r. Antoni Tr臋bicki zmar艂, wcze艣niej popad艂szy w depresj臋 w zwi膮zku ze 艣mierci膮 swojego syna, Stanis艂awa. W贸wczas Zofia z Rykaczewskich Tr臋bicka, kt贸ra prze偶y艂a swojego m臋偶a o 33 lata, otrzyma艂a te dobra i nimi gospodarowa艂a.
馃嚞馃嚙 The chapel was built in the neo-Gothic style in the first half of the 19th century. Now it's time to tell the story of the people buried here. In 1799, an agronomist, lawyer and former member of the Livonian Region to the Four-Year Parliament, Antoni Tr臋bicki of the 艢lepowron coat of arms, bought the property, which included the village of 艁omna. In 1820, thanks to the help of agronomist Micha艂 Oczapowski, Tr臋bicki modernized his farm and created a factory of agricultural equipment based on British models. He wanted to establish the first agricultural school in Poland in his town. Ultimately, it was built in Marymont, but without his participation. In 1834, Antoni Tr臋bicki died, having previously fallen into depression due to the death of his son, Stanis艂aw. At that time, Zofia Tr臋bicka n茅e Rykaczewska, who outlived her husband by 33 years, received these goods and managed them.
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