536-540 Conti St.

Sale for $416,300 cash and issuance to vendors of 1000 shares of the common capital stock of the purchaser corporation. Survey by Gilbert and Kelly, Jan. 29, 1952. Lot 19 measures 42' 7" 5''' front on Conti St., same width in rear, by a depth on the side line nearer Chartres St. of 128' 4" 7''', and on the side line nearer to Decatur St. and dividing said Lot 19 from Lot 18, a depth of 128' 2" 2''' more or less. Lot 18 measures 32' 10" 5''' front on Conti St. by a 1st depth on the side line of Lot 19 of 128' 2" 2''', thence on a line parallel to Conti St. and in a direction toward Decatur St. a distance of 1' 0" 7''', thence on a line parallel to Chartres St. and in a direction toward Bienville St. a distance of 32' 11" 6''', giving said Lot 18 a rear line measuring 31' 9" 7''', and measuring on the side line parallel to Decatur St. a distance of 161' more or less. Lot 24 measures 32' 11" 6''' front on Chartres St., same width in rear, by a depth b.e.p.l. of 96' 11" 7''' more or less. Lot 25 measures 63' 11" 3''' front on Chartres St. by a depth on the side line parallel to Conti St. of 177' 10" 2''', thence on a line parallel to Chartres St. and in the direction of Bienville St. of 31' 11" 6''', thence on a line running parallel to Bienville St. and in a direction toward Chartres St. a distance of 49' 11" 4''', thence on a line parallel to Chartres St. and in a direction toward Bienville St. a distance of 31' 11" 5''', thence on a line running parallel to Bienville St. and in a direction toward Chartres St. a distance of 127' 10" 5''' to the point of beginning more or less. Said Lot 25 being composed of former Lots A and B, and 2 common alleys. Les and Except: The front portion of Lot 24 measures 32' 11" 6''' front on Chartres St. by a depth of approximately 53' 0" with improvements thereon known as 322-24 Chartres St. sold to Sam J. Recile by Isadore Brandt et al. (593/220). Survey by J. J. Krebs and Sons, Oct. 23, 1969. (Said property is located in the same square and district as aforesaid). Lots 18, 19, and the rear portion of Lot 24 have been re-designated as Lot 19A. Lot 19A measures 75' 6" 2''' front on Conti St., 75' 6" 3''' in width in rear, by a depth on the side line nearer Chartres St. of 161' 4" 5''' and a depth on the opposite side line nearer Decatur of 161'.

Consideration $38,500 cash and $450,000 assumption (MOB 2164/436). Vendor's undivided 1/2 interest in and to the following described property: A lot composed of Lots 18, 19, 24 and 25 in Square 29 on survey by Gilbert and Kelly, Jan. 29, 1952. Less and Except: The front portion of Lot 24. Municipal No. 322-324 Chartres St. On survey by J. J. Krebs, Oct. 23, 1969, Lots 18 and 19 and the rear portion of Lot 24 have been re-designated as Lot 19A.

Less and except the front portion of Lot 24. Municipal No. 322-324 Chartres St. On survey by J. J. Krebs, Oct. 23, 1969, Lots 18, 19, and the rear portion of lot 24 have been re-designated as Lot 19A.

Part interest.

From suit of Joh, Charles, and Jules Wogan vs. Commercial Warehouse Company, Limited.

Original Act: 27/78. Between Cyprien Dufour and L. A. Canon.

Half interest.

Between Cyprien Dufour and L. A. Canon.

2nd District Court No. 33908. Inventory of Dr. Yves Rene Le Monnier. Died June 25, 1870 at No. 28 Conti Street. Contents of house and office listed including parlors, dining room, pantry, five bedrooms, doctor's office, servants room and kitchen.

Part interest.

Part interest.

Original Act: 7/428. Lot measuring 40' front on Conti with a depth of 120', F.M., with a "two-story brick house and other dependencies."

Lot measuring 40' by 120' F.M., with "a two-story brick house and its dependencies."

Confirmation of previous sale. House on land on Conti Street measuring 40' fronting on Conti by 120' of depth, F.M., and all other buildings on said land, bound on one side by Sieur Destrehan, and on the other by the Sieur acquirer.

Sale under private signature annexed. Note: There is a break in the recorded chain here. Much legal confusion arose over the sale under private signature by Francois Duplessis to Joseph Decuir. Several documents referred to anent this deal seem to be missing. However, based on neighboring references, it is possible to deduce the following with fair assurance of its accuracy.

The map lists "Duplessis" at this site.

Note: It is possible that another pair of owners intervened here, but no proof has been found. It is known with certainty, however, that in 1800 this land belonged to Pedro Favrot.