Sofija Bilevičiūtė-Zubovienė

Sofija Zubovienė née Bilevičiūtė (; 1860–1932) was a Lithuanian noblewoman. Together with her husband, count Vladimir Zubov, she established and maintained six primary schools for children of manor workers and peasants in their estates near Šiauliai.

Biography Early life and education Bilevičiūtė was born into the (Billewicz), an old Samogitian noble family, on 15 May 1860 in Kaunas. During her youth, she was taught him and his siblings mathematics. Her sister was educational activist Joanna Narutowicz, whose husband Stanisław Narutowicz was signatory of the Act of Independence of Lithuania. He took her on his trips to western Europe, but she spent most of her childhood in a rural manor in present-day Tauragė District Municipality. She was educated at a private Polish school in Vilnius and the Vilnius Girls' Gymnasium.

Zofia Zubow