427-433 Royal St.

All interests which he may have in property, including any interest which he may acquire through the successions of Perry S. Feldman and Leah S. Feldman. Both successions are still open. Vendor is son of Rosalie Feldman Young who was the daughter of Perry and Leah Feldman. Rosalie Feldman Young predeceased her parents. Lot designated 5A on a plan of re-subdivision by F. G. Stewart, July 27, 1962. Lot measures 52' 1" 3'' actual (53' 2" 4''' title) front on Royal St. by depth on side line nearer Conti St. of 127' 11" 0''' actual (127' 10" 3''' title), by 1st depth on side line nearer St. Louis of 98' 5" 0''', widening 6' 10" 0''' on a line parallel to Bourbon St. running toward St. Louis St., thence right angle on a line parallel to St. Louis St. running toward Bourbon St. a 2nd depth of 29' 6" 0''', with a width in rear of 58' 11" 3''' actual (60' 0" 4''' title). Lot composed of all of the original Lot 5 and a portion of the rear of the original Lot 1 on a sketch by E. L. Eustis, May 14, 1920.

1/8 interest.

Vendor's 1/4 interest in property.

Act of Partition between Benjamin Feldman, Sander Feldman, Perry Feldman, Jacob Feldman, Jerald Feldman, Ezar Feldman and Adeline Feldman Cohen. Consideration: voluntary partition.

Declaration of Title Change by Subdivision. Lot 5 now subdivided as 5A. See copy of survey attached.

Decedent owned 1/42 interest in property. Property valued at $85,000. Note: Court ruled 1/42 interest acq. 638/90 community property.

Sale for $42,500 cash and assumption of mortgage. Vendor's 1/7 interest in property. Property is separate property of purchasers.

1/7 interest each of decedent's 1/2 interest.

1/7 each of 1/2 interest.

29th Judicial District Court for the Parish of St. Bernard, No. 1154 and 1167 consolidated.

Emile Bouny vs. Robert G. Dugue

Auguste Gautier vs. Marie B. Doriocourt

Judgment decreeing Mrs. Henriette Dreux, wife of Auguste Coudreau, to be the owner of said property which was purchased by her husband.

Building contract, L. Folliet, builder for Auguste Coudreau. "...to erect, construct and to finish a masonry building with dependencies."

As stated in this act, vendors inherited property from their mother, Melanie Seghers, deceased wife of Gustavus Schmidt. No record of this succession could be found.

Marriage contract between Gustavus Schmidt and Melanie Seghers. Said property part of dowry given to Miss Melanie Seghers, future wife of Gustavus Schmidt, by her father, Dominique Seghers, in advance of his future succession. Property valued at 24,000 piastres.

3/4 interest. (Price paid for full interest in property).

1/4 interest. From heirs of Benjamin Carter Beverly Farar, minor. "...together with the two-story brick house and all other buildings and improvements."

Inventory of Benjamin Farar mentions property which was later sold by his heirs (COB 3/554 and 3/555) states that property formerly belonged to Richard Butler.

50' by 119' 9". Note: Louisiana Bank still owns portion measuring 8' 3" by 120'. See chain of 417 Royal St., 11273-01 for continuation of chain for this portion of lot. Portion is now part of Lot 11273-01, 417 Royal St.

59' front on Royal St. by depth of 119' 9". (As stated in act before H. Lavergne, Vol. 4, No. 605, 1820, Oct. 5, these dimensions were found to be erroneous by Joseph Pilie, city surveyor, and to be 58' 3" front on Royal St. by depth of 120' F.M.).