height: front: 62 cm, rear: 230 cm

[Conc. no.:] [441-1869].

location: div. 6, ru. 5 ch. Lesseps, gr. 13 ch. Grammont

In 1987 an inscription in a lobed stele panel with traces of advanced destruction, secondarily carved on a small marble slab commissioned by Andrzej Ciechanowiecki in the 1990s, oral information by A. Ciechanowiecki .

In 1992 and 2009 restoration of the tombstone by the efforts of TOZ with funds from A. Ciechanowiecki from London (ATOZ).

AMP concession No. 324207 - 441 from 21 July 1869 bought by Count Czapski (no name given) for a stone grave with greenery (as it is now) with dimensions of 2x1 m., concession for a century; the cemetery conservator notified in 1988 and 1991 that the concession was to be liquidated, in 1992 this decision was revoked (letter from S. Łucki to A. Ciechanowiecki from London, 25 September 1992 ATOZ); since 1992 the grave was under the care of A. S. Ciechanowiecki from London (ATOZ) until his death in 2015. Stanisław hr. Czapski was the brother of Matilda (1841-1911) wife of Hipolit Osiecimski, great-grandfather of Andrzej Ciechanowiecki.

According to the B.C. burial books, Olga Czapska's body was originally buried on 25 July 1869 in the Bizard crypt, having been transferred from the Madeleine church. On 4 September 1869, it was finally laid to rest in its present resting place in plot no. 441. The grave covers an area of 2 m² with the annotation CT.