818-820 St. Louis St.

Lot A & B "A lot designated as Lot "B", measuring 63' 11" 3''' front on St. Louis Street by a depth of 161' 7" 3''' b.e.p.l., and another portion of ground designated as Lot "A", measuring 49' front on St. Louis Street by 63' 11" 3''' b.e.p.l."

Lot A & B "A portion of ground designated as Lot A, measuring 49' front on St. Louis Street by a depth of 63' 11" 3''' b.e.p.l.; another portion designated as Lot B, measuring 63' 11" 3''' front on St. Louis Street by 161' 7" 3''' in depth b.e.p.l.; and a portion designated as Lot 20 fronting on Conti Street, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, shown on sketch by E. L. Eustis, dated April 29, 1921, annexed hereto." Present-day Lots No. 11421-01 "A" and "B" or 820 St. Louis Street; No. 11437 or 819-825 Conti Street. Other transactions: COB 332/572; 252/572; 141/229; 138/873; 111/276; 109/915; 103/873.

From the suit of Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs. Felix Grima. Lot A.

Lot A. Original Act: 3/128. "A lot of ground measuring 49' front on St. Louis Street by 63' 11" in depth, in conformity with plan by L. H. Pilie, dated April 13, 1850, deposited in this study." (No plan attached to this act).

Lot B. Original Act: 29/16. "A lot situated on St. Louis Street measuring 60' front by 150' in depth, together with the main house of brick and all dependencies also of brick construction. The property is bounded on one side by the property belonging to the Succession of Bertus and on the other side by that belonging to Dr. Dupuy, Francoise Pierre, f.w.c., and Mme. Decuir."

Lot B.

Lot B.

Lot B. " ...a lot of ground together with a two-story brick house and other buildings... "

Lot B. Building contract between William Brand, builder, for Samuel Hermann to build on the back portion of a lot on St. Louis Street a three-story brick house. Second contract.

Lot B. Building contract between William Brand and Samuel Hermann for a two-story brick dwelling on St. Louis Street.

Lot A. " ...the land measuring in F.M., 45' 11" front on St. Louis Street by 60' in depth. The front part of said lot is bounded by property of George W. Morgan, or assigns who is this day Samuel Hermann and the rear part by property of the vendor... together with a house thereon... "

Lot B. " ...a site situated on St. Louis Street, 60' front by 150' in depth, bounded on one side by the property of Edouard Bertus and on the other side by property of Etienne Carraby... together with a house and other dependencies... "

Lot A. " ...the main house built "en colombage" on the front of the lot and all the other buildings on interior of lot... "

Lot B. " ...the main house on the front of said lot and all other buildings on interior of said lot... bounded on one side by property of the vendor and on the other side by property of Jean Baptiste Lafonta... "

Lot A. Inherited.

Lot B. Last Will and Testament of Mlle. Marie Louise Liotau... lived on St. Louise Street... never married... "I leave to Evariste Blanc the surplus of all my possessions... "

Tax List, 4th Ward - Wilson Collection. Lot No. 51 and Lot No. 52 in the name of Widow Liotau located between Widow Monge at No. 50 and Dr. Joseph Zamora, Lot No. 53.

Lot A. Lot B. Inherited from her mother, Mme. Marie Louise Joseph Constant, wife of Francois Liotau. April 9, 1798... the family mansion, No. 98 St. Louis Street, where he died was confiscated and occupied by the Federal Authorities for something over a year... "

L.H.Q. Vol. 18, No. 29288 fo. 1, 4344 - 4pp. Marriage contract of Francois Lioteau, a native of Dunkirk, widower of Isabelle de Laistre, master mason in this colony, on the one side and Marie Louise Content, minor daughter of Joseph Content and Jeanne Diagary, his wife, a native of Mobile. The groom could not write. Signed: Marie Louise Joseph Content. H. Buquoy, Legros, Marie Anne Orgeron. (___ illegible) Lenormand. Chantalou. Henry, Notary.

Lists to one named St. Jacques at Lot No. 191 and to one named Favier at Lot No. 190.

Lists to Widow Avette at Lot No. 233 and to Widow Saulnier at Lot No. 232.

Lists Rene Duban, Workman of the Company, and since it has been granted to Claude Joseph Bongillan, called Brizetout meanwhile, who had done nothing since, neither fence nor building nor drainage ditch done the 21 May 1728. Marginal note: To St. Jacque or Jcque Kindelar, at Lot No. 378. Jean Bapte Creoly, Workman of the Company, part of Lot No. 255.