234-242 Bourbon St.

COB 668D/87-89 Executed in Cameron Country, Texas. Sale for $80,000, $20,000 cash. An undivided 1/2 interest for corner lot. Other valuable considerations involved in the transaction. Lot measures 63' 11" 3''' front on Bienville St. by 63' 11" 3''' in depth and front on Bourbon St. Surveyed by Frank H. Waddill, Dec. 26, 1938.

Resale. Measuring 63' 11" 3''' front on Bienville by 63' 11" 3''' front and depth on Bourbon Street.

Sale.

Undivided 1/2 interest. Put in possession under terms of last will and testament herein probated. Inventory made by Jeanne M. Hatrel, N.P. Oct. 13, 1938. It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that Ramon Maria Esteve be and he is hereby recognized as the transferee of the undivided one half (1/2) interest in and to the hereinafter described property inherited by the said Dona Asuncion Solanos y Cusachs, widow of Juan Camprodon y Rovira, from the estate of Dona Pilar Retg y Boix, widow by first marriage of Eduardo Borrell y Bosquets and widow by second marriage of Enrique Cusachs y Aleix as per conditional sale passed before D. Francisco Figueras y Subietas, barrister and Notary Public of the Illustrious College of Catalunya, with residence in Barcelona, Spain, dated May 5, 1936. Mrs. Enrique Cusachs y Aleix left a last will and testament in nuncupative form by public act received by Don Joaquin Casades y Vehils, residing at Barcelona notary and cannot be withdrawn, a certified copy legalized by Thomas S. Horn, U. S. Consul, Sept. 19, 1934, is hereto attached. Lot of ground with buildings and improvements thereon in Second District, Square No. 65, bounded by Bourbon, Bienville, Iberville and Royal streets, plan by Frank H. Waddill, Civil Engineer, December 26, 1938, a copy of which is attached to the inventory of this estate by Jeanne M. Hatrel, N.P., Oct. 13, 1938; said lot is commonly known and designated as the "Old Absinthe House," forming the corner of Bourbon and Bienville streets and measures: 63' 11" 3''' front on Bienville Street by 63' 11" 3''' in depth and front on Bourbon Street, between equal and parallel lines.

COB 493/266-279 Acquired an undivided half interest from each.

Sale passed in Barcelona, Spain, before Don Francisco Figueras y Subiestas, Barrister & Notary Public of the Illustrious College of Catalunya. 125,000 pesos - Conditional.

Acquired an undivided one-half interest from the Succession of Mrs. Pilar Retg Boix.

Acquired an undivided one-half interest.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Juncadella family. Last Will & Testament received by Joaquin Casades y Vehils, Lawyer and Notary, Barcelona, Spain. Don Enrique Cusachs y Aleix died in Barcelona, Spain, at the age of 75 years, on October 17, 1912 and left as his sole heir and legatee, his widow.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Juncadella family. Mrs. Juncadella y Aleix, widow of Domingo de Caralt, died in Barcelona, Spain, February 13, 1896. She left a last will and testament made before Ignacio Gallisa y Reynes, February 14, 1893, and named her brother, Enrique Cusachs y Aleix as universal legatee.

Acquired an undivided one-half interest. Annexed.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Font family. Act of Sale executed in Barcelona, Spain before Don Pedro Arnau y Ribas, Notary, June 18, 1894. Deposited in records of Charles J. Theard, N.P. Act 1041, N.O., La., August 13, 1894. The undivided half of a certain lot forming a corner of Bourbon and Bienville streets, with all buildings thereon, in the square formed by Bourbon, Bienville, Royal and Customhouse (Iberville) streets, and measuring 60' front on each of the said Bourbon and Bienville streets.

Acquired an undivided one-half interest from Succession.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Font family. Acquired an undivided one-half interest from Succession of Pedro Font and Francisca Pasant, their father and mother, who, in turn, had acquired from Dona Rosa Aleix, widow of Francisco Juncadella. Pedro Font left a last will and testament before Gaspar Toy y Torras, Notary, dated March 3, 1828.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Font family. All his interest. Verified by Civil District Court No. 41035.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Juncadella family. Mrs. Rosa Aleix, widow by first marriage of Francisco Juncadella and widow by second marriage of Jose Cusachs (died April 4, 1857). Mrs. Rosa Aleix Juncadella Cusachs died in Barcelona, Spain, April 4, 1857 and left a last will and testament made before Francisco Just, Notary, at Barcelona, dated March 19, 1847. Her three children were named as her legatees, and heirs of their predeceased sister.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Font family. Last Will and Testament executed October 17, 1878 before Manuel Serra y Xifra verified by Civil District Court No. 41,035. All his interest.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Juncadella family. Act of Partition executed in Barcelona, Spain before Francisco Just, Notary, February 5, 1859. This partition was later ratified by act of United States Consul at Barcelona, dated January 13, 1894 and verified by proceedings of Civil District Court, N.O., La., No. 42,360, April 12, 1894.

Each acquired an undivided one-half interest from the Succession of Francisco Juncadella. Buildings and improvements described as: A lot of ground on the corner of Bienville and Bourbon streets, measuring 60' front on each street, on which there is a brick house measuring 30' front on Bienville Street by 60' front on Bourbon Street.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Juncadella family. Last Will and Testament. By his last will and testament, he names Pedro Fon or Font and Honore Landreaux, Testamentary Executors of all property in New Orleans, La. and Juan Alexis, his brother-in-law, Executor, for all property in Barcelona, Spain. His goods consist of: 1) $2,000 and two negroes named Paul and Joseph; and, five shares of stock in the Planter's Bank. 2) The moiety of the assets of partnership, existing between Mr. Fon or Font and himself. He desires that the partnership that now exists between Mr. Font and himself be continued between his heirs and Mr. Font, after his death; and all the formalities required by law have been completed, he gives and bequeaths to his wife, the 1/5 part of all his goods. He constitutes as his sole heirs his two daughters, Francoise, aged 3 and 1/2 years, and Mercedes, aged 14 months. Francoise died in Spain on July 11, 1826, aged nine years, leaving her mother and her sister her sole heirs. By this last will and testament in nuncupative form before Philip Pedesclaux, Notary, dated June 28, 1820, Francisco Juncadella recognized Pedro Fon, as his partner and owner of 1/2 of the said property.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Font family. Acknowledgment of moiety in property. By this last will and testament, Francisco Juncadella recognized Pedro Fon or Font, as his partner and part owner of the said property.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Juncadella family. Civil District Court No. 37,843 transferred from the Probate Court, 1820. Last will dated June 28, 1820. Registered in Will Book Vol. 3, page 157. Pedro Fon and Honore Landreaux were appointed Testamentary Executors of the property in New Orleans and Juan Alexis, his brother-in-law of all property in Spain. A lot of ground forming the corner of Bienville and Bourbon streets, measuring 60' front on each Street, on which lot is built a house of stories and of brick, with a terraced roof, the house has 30' front on Bienville Street by 60' front on Bourbon Street. On the ground floor are two stores, a kitchen, and two rooms, a paved court and a well. An entresol forms a first floor which is divided into apartments like the ground floor, plus two rooms for domestics and the latrines. The upper story, which rises on the entresol, is composed of 6 rooms for lodgings of the owner or master and has three chimneys, also apartments serving for an office and pantry appraised at $13,500.00. The property belongs to the partnership existing between Francoise Juncadella and Pedro Fon. Inventory made by Marc Lafitte, N.P., dated November 15, 17, 18 and ____.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Font family. A half lot of ground forming a corner of Bienville and Bourbon streets and having 30' 4" on Bienville Street and 60' front and depth on Bourbon Street, adjoining on one side the property of the vendor and on the other side, the property of Mr. Jacques Still. The lot is sold with all edifices and servitudes thereon. Note: Research in the Notarial Records of this period, failed to reveal the exact date of the purchase by Mr. Juncadella of the other 30' front on Bienville Street.

Note: This transfer only includes the 30' front on Bienville Street by 60' front on Bourbon Street. Buildings and improvements. Annexed.

Undivided 1/2 interest owned by Font family. 1,200 Mexican pesos. A half lot of ground forming a corner of Bourbon and Bienville streets, with the edifices thereon constructed and measuring 60' on each street. The property is bounded on one side by the property of said Francoise and on the other side by lands of Pedro Marigny. The property was inherited by Francoise Lavergne from the Succession of her husband, Guimberty.