424-428 Royal St.

Square: 39 Lot Number: 12-39

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Frontage 63′ 5″ 0‴
2 126′ 8″ 7‴
3 34′ 0″ 0‴
4 63′ 10″ 5‴
5 30′ 0″ 0‴
6 63′ 10″ 5‴

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Last Updated: Wednesday, October 7th 1981
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Thursday, May 7th 1903

Record Source COB
Volume 192
Page 346
Authority F. Zengel ( Notary )
Record Type sale
Price $9333.33

Sale for $9,333.33 cash. 424-428 Royal St. and Old No. 94-96-98 Royal St. Said lot measures 63' 5" front on Royal St. by 126' 8" 7''' deep on a line nearest Conti St. and 63' 10" 5''' on a first depth on a line nearest ST. Louis St. and thence closing in 30' on a line parallel to Royal St., thence 63' 10" 5''' on a second depth and 34' wide at the rear.

Saturday, May 16th 1885

Record Source COB
Volume 123
Page 159
Authority O. Villere ( Notary )
Record Type sale
Price $12500.00

Sale for $12,500 cash.

Wednesday, February 13th 1867

Record Source COB
Volume 92
Page 268
Authority E. G. Gottschalk ( Notary )
Record Type sale
Price $15000.00

Sale for $15,000 cash.

Sunday, January 1st 1854

Record Source Court
CDC# 10451
Authority Civil District Court ( Court )
Record Type succession

Agent / Single Party Act / Other:

Delphine Lopez Forstall

Property appraised at $15,000.

Saturday, March 19th 1853

Record Source Unknown
Authority A. Mazureau ( Notary )
Record Type [sale?]

1/4 interest.

Tuesday, November 30th 1847

Record Source Unknown
Authority O. de Armas ( Notary )
Record Type [sale?]

Friday, May 25th 1821

Record Source Unknown
Authority Christoval de Armas ( Notary )
Record Type sale
Price $25700.00

Thursday, December 6th 1810

Record Source Unknown
Authority Michel de Armas ( Notary )
Record Type sale
Price $9000.00

Only lot 30' x 120' - Tricou already owns other part; do no know how he acquired it.

Friday, April 14th 1809

Record Source Unknown
Authority Jean Baptiste Garic ( Notary )
Record Type [sale?]

No records after 1779.

Citations

"...at half past two Sunday morning, May 5, No. 98 Royal Street, below St. Louis took fire in the rear, and was almost entirely destroyed. The basement was occupied by the Millinery of M[ademoise]lle Justine, and the upper floors occupied by Mr. D. Seche and family, and M[ada]me Comte Brochard, the prima-donna of the opera company. Everything in the building was destroyed...etc....at 2 o'clock on Saturday May 4...a fire broke out in the building on Royal street next adjoining the above, occupied by Mr. Wiss, agent for the Pleyel and Erard pianos, and above by a colored woman who kept boarders....the upper story was destroyed."

— Daily Crescent, p. 1, c. 4
Date: Monday, May 6th 1861