The town then passed into the hands of the Grabieński family (Pomian coat of arms), which owned it until 1840.
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Bogusławski was born into the minor nobility in Glinno, Poznań County, the son of land regent Leopold Bogusławski and Anna Teresa Linowski (see Pomian coat of arms.