Square: 91 Lot Number: 11449-A
Brown to yellow. Site of a demolished cottage, for which 430 Burgundy was the service building. Existing building is a c. 1920 rendition of a c. 1830 Creole style brick two-story commercial building.
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| Portion of Building | Main |
| Material | Masonry |
| Frontage | 31′ 10″ 0‴ |
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| 2 | 55′ 3″ 3‴ |
| 3 | 31′ 10″ 0‴ |
| 4 | 55′ 3″ 6‴ |
| Record Source | COB |
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| Volume | 661 |
| Page | 225 |
| Authority | Warren E. Mouledoux ( Notary ) |
| Record Type | sale |
| Price | $24000.00 |
[Has same Lot I.D. number as Lot B, adjacent to Lot A in the rear and fronting Burgundy St. Lot A (940 St. Louis St.) is now 11449-A and Lot B(430 Burgundy St.) is 11449-B.] Sale for $24,000, terms. 2 lots. Lot A measures 31' 10" front on St. Louis St. by 55' 3" 3''' on Burgundy St. in depth on side line nearest Dauphine St. and 31' 10" in width on rear line dividing it from Lot B. Improvements bear Municipal No. 940 St. Louis St. Lot B measures 34' 2" front on Burgundy St. by 31' 10" in depth b.e.p.l. No. 430 Burgundy St.
| Record Source | COB |
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| Volume | 661 |
| Page | 225 |
| Authority | Warren E. Mouledoux ( Notary ) |
| Record Type | sale |
| Price | $35000.00 |
Sale for $35,000 cash. Lots A and B.
| Record Source | COB |
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| Volume | 661 |
| Page | 199 |
| CDC# | 415-984 |
| Authority | Civil District Court ( Court ) |
| Record Type | succession |
Sole heir to Lots A and B.
| Record Source | COB |
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| Volume | 649 |
| Page | 200 |
| Authority | H. Racivitch ( Notary ) |
| Record Type | mortgage |
| Price | $63000.00 |
$63,000 mortgage on several lots.
| Record Source | COB |
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| Volume | 607 |
| Page | 362 |
| Authority | Oliver P. Carriere ( Notary ) |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
| Record Source | COB |
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| Volume | 548 |
| Page | 624 |
| Authority | J. P. Casey ( Notary ) |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
| Record Source | COB |
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| Volume | 484 |
| Page | 486 |
| CDC# | 209,340 |
| Authority | Civil District Court ( Court ) |
| Record Type | sheriff's sale |
From suit of Hermany Levy vs. Frank Panzeca.
| Record Source | COB |
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| Volume | 342 |
| Page | 569 |
| Authority | E. Weil ( Notary ) |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
Half interest.
| Record Source | COB |
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| Volume | 324 |
| Page | 126 |
| Authority | E. Weil ( Notary ) |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
| Record Source | COB |
|---|---|
| Volume | 184 |
| Page | 476 |
| Authority | W. Renaudin ( Notary ) |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
| Record Source | COB |
|---|---|
| Volume | 174 |
| Page | 87 |
| Authority | H. C. Leake ( Notary ) |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
| Record Source | COB |
|---|---|
| Volume | 162 |
| Page | 741 |
| Authority | J. C. Wenck ( Notary ) |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
| Record Source | COB |
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| Volume | 161 |
| Page | 719 |
| Authority | C. J. Theard ( Notary ) |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
| Record Source | Original Act |
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| Page | 1276 |
| Authority | C. J. Theard ( Notary ) |
| Authority Date | Monday, July 27th 1896 |
| Record Type | auction sale |
From Albert Fassy, M.D. and his sister, Mrs. Octavie Fassy, wife of Francois Eugene Alphonse Sance, all of Bordeaux, France. Sold at public auction.
| Record Source | Original Act |
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| Volume | 36 |
| Page | 107 |
| Authority | J. Fahey ( Notary ) |
| Authority Date | Monday, April 30th 1888 |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
Inherited from their father. Lot 29' 10" on St. Louis Street by 84' on Burgundy Street F.M.
| Record Source | Court |
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| Court# | 10,995 |
| Authority | 2nd District Court ( Court ) |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
See above act.
| Record Source | Court |
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| Court# | 2,286 |
| Authority | 2nd District Court ( Court ) |
| Record Type | succession |
Joseph Fassy inherited from his brother, Vincent Fassy. See: J. F. Meunier, 10/145, 1887, November 23. Drawing by I A. d'Hemecourt attached to this act.
| Record Source | Original Act |
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| Volume | 10 |
| Page | 121 |
| Authority | A. Ducatel ( Notary ) |
| Authority Date | Tuesday, March 26th 1839 |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
Lot forming the corner of St. Louis and Burgundy streets measuring F.M. 29' 10" front on St. Louis by 84' on Burgundy. "With a house of four apartments (rooms) a gallery and two cabinets, built en colombage, kitchen of wood."
| Record Source | Original Act |
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| Volume | 10 |
| Page | 280 |
| Authority | M. de Armas ( Notary ) |
| Authority Date | Thursday, April 4th 1816 |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
Original Act: 10/280 bis. Corner property between Barthelemy Lafon and Charlotte (f.w.c.).
| Record Source | Original Act |
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| Volume | 61 |
| Page | 610 |
| Authority | Pierre Pedesclaux ( Notary ) |
| Authority Date | Monday, December 31st 1810 |
| Record Type | [sale?] |
One lot situated at the corner of Burgundy and St. Louis streets, 29' 10" by 84' F.M. on which is a house occupying 30' 4". Bounded by other property of Barthelemy Lafon on one side and Charlotte on the other.
| Record Source | Map |
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| Authority | Pilie Map ( Map ) |
| Record Type | succession |
The map lists "Lafon" at this site. Barthelemy Lafon acquired this from Succession of Julie Brion. See: P. Pedesclaux, 61/610, 1810, December 31.
| Record Source | Map |
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| Authority | Gonichon Map ( Map ) |
| Record Type | vacant |
Unassigned.
| Record Source | Map |
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| Authority | Broutin Map ( Map ) |
| Record Type | vacant |
Unassigned.
| Record Source | Map |
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| Authority | de la Tour Map ( Map ) |
| Record Type | land grant and/or sale |
Lot No. 429 granted to Pierre Coullerit: to Boyer. Lot No. 428 granted to Je.n Jacque Neigle.
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